In general, no. Salt water is denser than pure water, and therefore more buoyant. So it takes more energy for you to kick yourself down to a particular depth than it would the same depth in fresh water. The extra energy expended burns more oxygen in your blood stream. But if you were to simply hold your breath face down in salt water and fresh water (of the same temperature and elevation), your breath holding times should be very close.
How long the breath is held is limited by carbon dioxide buildup in the blood.
Factors such as lung capacity, fitness level, carbon dioxide levels in the body, and relaxation techniques can affect how long you can hold your breath. Increasing lung capacity through exercises like deep breathing and regularly practicing breath-holding can help improve your ability to hold your breath for longer periods.
They can hold there breath over 15 minutes
just go to this site and it will tell you a lot of ways to hold your breath underwater.www.wikihow.com/Hold-Your-Breath-for-Long-Periods-of-Time
No, as long as you stay calm then you don't have to hold your breath.
they can hold their breath 20 minutes under water
As Mario is a video game character, he can hold his breath for however long you control him underwater.
Between 1 second and 100 years, don't hold your Breath...
moose cant hold their breath. just kidding they can hold their breath for 8 minuets
How long can you hold your breath?
A seal can hold their breath for 70 minutes or more.
he can hold his breath for 3 minuites based on the live interviews...