Underwater River in Mexico

Yowza, fancy a swim in an underwater river? Yup, this nifty little phenomenon exists in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula called Cenote Agnelita. It’s a natural formation where hydrogen sulphate mixes with saltwater and as a result forms a distinct separation that flows like a river under the sea level. The mind-blowing thing is that the underwater river is complete with sand, rocks, leaves and even fallen trees. It said to be a one of a kind diving site that thrills anyone who is brave enough to access it. Would you try it? Do you dive? xo

P.S: It remindes me of this and Austria's green park-o-lake.
P.P.S: And this awesome hidden cave pool also in Mexico.

(Photos via Your Amazing Places, Bored Panda and Seriously Forreal)