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Just because it is easier. It's hard to stand up in fins (FLIPPERS) on a rocking boat!!

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Just because it's akward to walk with fins on your feet walking normally, so Scuba divers walk sideways or backwards because it's easier.

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It's easier to walk in fins backwards. Plus you have a lot of gear strapped to your back, so going backwards ensures you won't hit it on whatever you're jumping off of.

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Scuba divers fall backwards out of a boat because the tank breaks the water so they don't get hurt.

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