A terrestrial being can live below water by living in an underwater habitat, such as an underwater research station, an underwater hotel, or an underwater settlement. These habitats typically have a watertight structure that keeps the inhabitants dry and safe from the pressure of the water outside. They also provide air and other necessary resources, such as food and power. Some underwater habitats are built on the ocean floor, while others are floating at the surface.

People living in underwater habitats typically wear diving gear when they leave the habitat to explore the underwater environment. Some habitats also have submersible vehicles for exploring the surrounding waters.

Living below water presents some unique challenges, such as dealing with the pressure of the water, limited sunlight, and the need for specialized equipment to move around and communicate with the surface. However, these habitats offer a unique opportunity to observe and study the underwater environment, and to live in an environment that is vastly different from the world we normally inhabit.
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