Florida man breaks record for longest time living underwater

A Florida university professor has broken the world record for the longest time living underwater, and he's not ending his subaquatic lifestyle just yet, he tweeted. 

Saturday was Joseph Dituri's 74th day living at Jules' Undersea Lodge. The previous world record, set by two other professors in 2014, was 73 days. Dituri plans to make it to 100 days underwater. 

"The curiosity for discovery has led me here," he tweeted early on Sunday. "My goal from day 1 has been to inspire generations to come, interview scientists who study life undersea and learn how the human body functions in extreme environments."