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Swimming star conquers Cook Strait(1/4)

2019-03-06 16:22:09 Ecns.cn Editor :Li Yan
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Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector\'s and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector's and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector\'s and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector's and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector\'s and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector's and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector\'s and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

Kiwi freediver William Trubridge has successfully swum the Cook Strait after nine hours in the 22-km journey. The freedive world champion left Wellington on Friday morning to swim to the South Island underwater using a special fin to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector's and Māui dolphins. (Photo/VCG)

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