You guys need to bring a geologist with you a few times to decipher more of those unique fossils and makeup of these layers of stone and rock. Love ur channel gents!
@@CaveChronicles I don't know anyone specifically, off the top of my head anyway, but there's lots of videos of scientists, geologist, etc caving and studying things here on RUclips.
Oh my goodness. I can not imagine finding something like that on my property. I’d spend more time underground than above if I had. What a lucky prop owner.
The fact the sink hole happened, means there's something unstable happening below ground. It can collapse futher with them in it, plus the ground appears to be saturated with water, further un-stablizing the grounds. Very dangerous exploration, but they are thrill seekers. Good luck.
Exhaust gases from fossil fuel power stations and transport increases SO₂ NOx and CO₂ concentrations in the air which accelerates the formation and expansion of sink holes as the acidic rain filters through the rock and dissolves it away.
I'm 68 years old now and used to do a lot of this in my younger days, Unfortunately I was caught in a roof cave in and my Friends had to dig me out, I have suffered from Claustrophobia ever since and have never ventured into an unknown cave ever since, I even get cold sweats just watching you guys doing this.
Having my first child 19 years ago made me claustrophobic among other things. I also picked up a bunch of phobias that I did not have until the day I gave birth to my daughter. I used to love dogs, then all of a sudden I'm terrified of them. Idk but wish I did know the science behind what I'm going thru
It's amazing! Wonder what's the longest they ever spent in a cave. Recently went for an 8 day jungle track and can't imagine what it's like to spend several days in a cave
As fascinating as these sinkhole/caves are, there’s no way I could ever get go down in one. The fear of getting lost or something collapsing makes me panic just thinking about it 😳
I'm claustrophobic but I just keep telling myself you're walking through these caves! Thank you for taking me along. I appreciate your care not to harm any of the wildlife or the formations. Also it's nice to hear the wonder and appreciation in your voice. No foul language makes your channel a positive place to bring my grandkids for an adventure. THANK YOU!!
Hearing that the cave system was getting bigger only in the last month screamed red alert to me, because that means the cave is not stable and your interactions could cause a cave-in. Also, water constantly pouring in means flooding is also a real risk. You guys are insane to enter an unmapped cave under these conditions.
Awesome but wouldn't it be worth fitting a cap to the top, possibly sinking a concrete shaft in with an access hatch to mitigate the surface erosion? Unless of course you would rather use the water to enlarge the system?
The fact you guys saw “albino white millipedes” means they have been thriving down there throughout so many generations they eventually evolved to lose their pigment due to living in constant darkness. I can only imagine how old this cave system actually is, and how deep it may truly go. Super interesting
Under a pond? OK. Time to turn around 🤯 I love your enthusiasm and videos. Very interesting and entertaining. A whole different world below terra firma.
I’ve been watching you guys for a while, and man, I get crazy anxiety when you are doing those lay down crawls. I love your videos. It lets me see things I wouldn’t get to see otherwise
I get that anxiety too, but I think it’s why I like it. My crazy cousin used to lead us into places like way back when we didn’t have the sense not to follow him.
I think that cave is much taller than it looks, it's just filled with mud. All the water dropping down those holes is going down further and eroding below the main passage. If I'm right and it keeps eroding a second passage below, it's going to get sketchy walking above
Please tell me I'm not the only one who saw the two reflecting eyes!! From 7:15 to 7:30, look in the center of the screen, just above the stick, there's something dark staring at the guys! WTF IS THAT?!
The zero effs given regarding those big ass jumping spiders…. I’m not scared of spiders but in that tight space? It would have given me pause or an aneurysm. Wowie! Beautiful cave tho!
@6:46 xD pause and click blue Yeah man I am scared or used to be of spiders, 🤔 that did have to be big spider from that perspective lol😳f that lmao I’d hit my head on the turn around, maybe The slow mo is even funnier lol
Having a sinkhole open up under or near my property is a top 5 fear of mine, especially because my house was built only a few dozen feet above the water table next to swampland. I know there has to be a huge wet carved out cave system nearby. If I find an entrance I'll send you guys the coordinates because as much as I enjoy the content. I personally won't indulge unless it's a well traveled cave. Love the vids though boys.
Are those purple crystals growing on/in the walls? At 3:05, when he goes to zoom in on the coral fossil, I see a purple thing poking out of that same ledge/level.
The level of anxiety I feel when I watch your vids is sometimes at an uncomfortable level but I can’t stop watching. Consistently exciting and interesting. Nice work guys.
I would guess somewhere in the appalachian mtn range near western pa or West Virginia but I’m not really sure. Grew up in that area and looks mighty familiar
@@Ieezecaseriously I feel my heart rate going up when he starts belly crawling in that shit ! Got my own beat going in my head ! NOOO nope nope nope nope nope nope NOOO nope !
"Christina Randall" tells the true story of the guy crawling in a tunnel, making a wrong turn and remaining trapped until death. I realize I'm definitely claustrophobic!
I watched this and remember when I was young. We used to do stuff like this, and my cousin would lead us. I’ve been in some tight places and watching your videos kind of freaks me out. We crawled through water and small holes. I’m almost 61, so there is no way in hell I would think of doing anything like this. I do like watching you guys risk your lives! lol! Be safe!
Looking at the way the water has eaten the rock, I would test the pH of the water. I would want to look for sulfur deposits in the walls. The ceiling cracks bug me. That looks like northeast AL, by the color of the rock. I miss my days caving!
This sinkhole adventure is exactly how The Ohio Caverns were discovered. They are located near the city of Columbus, Ohio. My friend bought a house, that was out north of the city , and The Ohio Caverns, are right next to his backyard. They were discovered in the 1800s, and have been natural wonder that can be explored. Stairs have been installed and ramps, with railings. There is lighting, and tours. There are huge caves filled with massive Stalactites and Stalagmites. Minerals dissolved by rain water, dripped into the caverns, created stoney (icicle - like formations). Ancient underground rivers carved out the underground tunnels.
Great cave, the colours on the walls and ceilings are beautiful. I like how you turn the camera towards you, as we get a better understanding of how tight it really is.
Around 7:20, if you blow up your screen to see the back of the cave. Quite sure it’s rock, but kinda looks like some eyes staring back at you. 👀 Caving is crazy, you guys are brave. Great video, thanks!
The "roots" could be a couple of things. Some of them look like trace fossils; fossils of the tracks/tunnels made from animals or worms burrowing. Some do look like sticks or the sea-creature version of them. All super cool! What a neat thing to have open on your property. Thanks for the video! Keep it up.
"Yeah, this dropped a foot since last time. You used to have to crouch in here." "Oooohhhhhh, it's getting wider." ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
I hope you boys are sharp enough not to go downunder when rain is forcasted, The inevitable P Trap will develop in every single spot the the rock roof over your head drops below the ground you are walking on. This happens with every 4 ft in elevation you descend . I cannot stress enought to check forcast for rain . Just go another day if poo up storms are in the forcast
did i just see a spider JUMP AT YOU or is it a cave cricket either way i woulda jumped so hard i woulda hit my head on the ceiling trying to back up fast 😂😂😂 6:42
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This is my favorite of ALL of your episodes. There is another world right beneath our feet. Thank you for all that you guys do!
Y'all need to be careful and block that entrance pff to the public. When going down you should take Oxygen. This is so cool i can't get over how smooth n flat the ceiling is. But that is what water does it cuts into stuff this was a very cool find and loads and loads of content down there be careful.
It's on private land, there shouldn't be public around it. If there is, saying, "why are you on my property," while holding a shotgun usually dissuades said public from returning. Also don't need oxygen for that type of cave. The air is moving around inside it. Very unlikely to have any dead ends with dead air in.
Iv seen a few podcasts about trees being extra big yrs and yrs ago, could cave systems like that be where ancient tree roots have carved through and since rotted and washed away, leaving the voids ?
With all due respect I know you want to explore a cave but when you start saying it's too tight that's when you need to stop because it's not worth your life. Especially if you've never been in there and you don't know how safe it is that's just crazy! I mean the fact that you already said that part of the place was caved in and there were sinkholes you just never know when that thing could collapse again! Not worth it just to make a RUclips video and go on an adventure. And how on Earth do you not get lost in something like that? You're not underwater but you should still use string in an unfamiliar cave with many tunnels.
I think claustrophobic people (like myself) enjoy your videos more than normal . I could never do what you’re doing but it looks like so much fun seeing what’s around the corner or down that dark hole. Thanks for doing this for us 👌
Under ground , Under a pond?! Ya hell no, I'm out. Haven't you all ever seen buried alive. F that noise. I really don't understand how you all find this fun. I dont mind walking in a cave. But having to break ribs to get through a spot not knowing if you can turn around. No way that's fun
Consider the home owners concern. Is this going to compromise their property in any way. Will this destroy their house over time? Map this stuff and give them a prognosis. Where is the water going and how will it effect their home...
I’m curious about the color of the rocks; are they dependent on the geographic region, water deposits, from someone who has traveled to explore these caves? Why are there crystals in one area and nonexistent in another?
To those interested in the geological perspective- this is likely an ancient undersea cave! You might find out by pinpointing where you are in the US, then referencing projections of prehistoric land forms. That aside, there’s a lot of sand stone, lime stone, salt deposits, etc. Definitely an ancient body of water!
The way that you guys just hoped through those tight places....did it ever occur to you that all of that water that hollowed out those tunnels, also could have undercut where you were walking and you could have easily fallen though 😢
My brother has a cave beside his front driveway. It's just one big room. You could totally dig that out. The creek gravel isn't that bad to shovel. Dig just enough to crawl through.
Do you know what it means when it’s getting wider and it’s getting taller that means that the stability of the floor it’s not in great shape it’s going down slowly it can be a cable underneath it can be a huge cave underneath so that means the floor is slowly giving up more and more who knows
You guys need to bring a geologist with you a few times to decipher more of those unique fossils and makeup of these layers of stone and rock. Love ur channel gents!
no geologist would ever crawl in these small spaces bro, what are u thinking
or just use a samsung phone
There's definitely geologist that are also cavers.. ;)
@@R3TR0R4V3 where at?
@@CaveChronicles I don't know anyone specifically, off the top of my head anyway, but there's lots of videos of scientists, geologist, etc caving and studying things here on RUclips.
Oh my goodness. I can not imagine finding something like that on my property. I’d spend more time underground than above if I had. What a lucky prop owner.
Me too! My geology brain would be goin nutty
any possibility of collapsing?
@@joeyjoe003just use some duck tape, it'll hold.
I feel lucky to have her
@@DevinReavis glad i'm not asking u for suggestions
The fact the sink hole happened, means there's something unstable happening below ground. It can collapse futher with them in it, plus the ground appears to be saturated with water, further un-stablizing the grounds. Very dangerous exploration, but they are thrill seekers. Good luck.
Exhaust gases from fossil fuel power stations and transport increases SO₂ NOx and CO₂ concentrations in the air which accelerates the formation and expansion of sink holes as the acidic rain filters through the rock and dissolves it away.
That's exactly what I wanted to write. Very, very dangerous.
I'm 68 years old now and used to do a lot of this in my younger days, Unfortunately I was caught in a roof cave in and my Friends had to dig me out, I have suffered from Claustrophobia ever since and have never ventured into an unknown cave ever since, I even get cold sweats just watching you guys doing this.
I’ve always been claustrophobic and I can’t breathe watching this. 😮
You have good friends.
Being claustrophobic is no fun at all , I wasn’t I was young I am 59 now but the more you get older it get much worse 🙏.
@@magedelsariakoussy907 I agree, It can be triggered by some miniscule event, but over time it turns into a big issue.
Having my first child 19 years ago made me claustrophobic among other things. I also picked up a bunch of phobias that I did not have until the day I gave birth to my daughter. I used to love dogs, then all of a sudden I'm terrified of them. Idk but wish I did know the science behind what I'm going thru
That is anything but a safe cave system!! Those guy are insane!
It's amazing! Wonder what's the longest they ever spent in a cave. Recently went for an 8 day jungle track and can't imagine what it's like to spend several days in a cave
As fascinating as these sinkhole/caves are, there’s no way I could ever get go down in one. The fear of getting lost or something collapsing makes me panic just thinking about it 😳
That crack in the ceiling...
Same!😮
A man in Florida years ago had a sinkhole open up in his bedroom, taking him and his bed with it. He was never found.
I get very real anxiety watching some of these videos. I'm claustrophobic and just the thought of crawling through those tiny spaces makes me panicky.
But it's very enjoyable once mastered
When long sleeves are activated you know it's about to get tight.
I'm claustrophobic but I just keep telling myself you're walking through these caves!
Thank you for taking me along. I appreciate your care not to harm any of the wildlife or the formations. Also it's nice to hear the wonder and appreciation in your voice. No foul language makes your channel a positive place to bring my grandkids for an adventure. THANK YOU!!
Hello, I am a cave explorer from Indonesia, nice to meet you
I love how you guys are always like “whoa” no matter how many caves you’ve seen.
Crazy how you could literally be walking over a tunnel or entire cave without knowing 😧
@ 6:44 - @ 6:46 that little bug tried to kungfu you xD
the spider doing flips around 6:40 made me giggle
That's a cave cricket I think, kind of looks like one
this f.. spiders are everywhere :DD
@@connorwalsh5464 Defo a cave cricket, I thought it was an opiliones
I am so frickin claustrophobic! Watching you squirm back into the tight spaces makes my heart race!
I am too. What if there was a tremor anf the ceiling came crashing on them. Thanks but no thanks.
I had to stop at 6.50
I couldn't do it. 😢
I get where I can’t breathe! UR crazy!!😅
All I can think about is John Jones in Nutty Putty Cave. Thanks for exploration but no way could I do it.
Hearing that the cave system was getting bigger only in the last month screamed red alert to me, because that means the cave is not stable and your interactions could cause a cave-in.
Also, water constantly pouring in means flooding is also a real risk. You guys are insane to enter an unmapped cave under these conditions.
The one guy was pointing everything out to a point, so it's not totally unmapped.
When will you explore the secret jewish tunnels?
I have good news and bad news, the good news is your all going to the Waldorf historia…. The bad news is you’ll be going as lamp shades
Amazingly underrated comment
Oy vey shut it down
Those weren’t them?!?!😱
Awesome but wouldn't it be worth fitting a cap to the top, possibly sinking a concrete shaft in with an access hatch to mitigate the surface erosion? Unless of course you would rather use the water to enlarge the system?
The fact you guys saw “albino white millipedes” means they have been thriving down there throughout so many generations they eventually evolved to lose their pigment due to living in constant darkness. I can only imagine how old this cave system actually is, and how deep it may truly go. Super interesting
It can actually happen amazingly quickly.
As someone with severe claustrophobia and arachnophobia, this was a fascinating anxiety attack :)
you guys are bound to find treasure of some variety... ancient inhabitations, opal, gold..etc, who knows...good luck🙏👍❤️
Matter of time.
There is not enough money on the planet to make me want to crawl in there…..😱😳👍
Under a pond? OK. Time to turn around 🤯 I love your enthusiasm and videos. Very interesting and entertaining. A whole different world below terra firma.
i see you >>> Terra Firma 😉
Former pond* The cave crickets had a bad day when that thing flushed like a toilet into the cave.
There are mines in cornwall that go under the sea
Yeah I was lookin' for this comment...how do you not turn around? #adventurers
Feeling challenged by this video
I’ve been watching you guys for a while, and man, I get crazy anxiety when you are doing those lay down crawls. I love your videos. It lets me see things I wouldn’t get to see otherwise
I get that anxiety too, but I think it’s why I like it. My crazy cousin used to lead us into places like way back when we didn’t have the sense not to follow him.
Nice to meet you from an Indonesian explorer
IT FEELS LIKE YOU ARE TELLING " HEY A NEW DUNGEON HAS OPENED UP"😂
I think that cave is much taller than it looks, it's just filled with mud. All the water dropping down those holes is going down further and eroding below the main passage. If I'm right and it keeps eroding a second passage below, it's going to get sketchy walking above
Please tell me I'm not the only one who saw the two reflecting eyes!! From 7:15 to 7:30, look in the center of the screen, just above the stick, there's something dark staring at the guys! WTF IS THAT?!
A rat?
@medoingstuff1284 I don't think so. It's head looks wayy too wide. I was thinking a giant salamander of some sort??
I saw that as well! I thought I was seeing things wondering why he wasn’t seeing it. Upon looking closer it really wasn’t that far from him..
@aqilfatullah7134 Thank You!
I can't believe how many fossils there were. There's gotta be more in the caves nearby.
I'm not a fan of the spiders though.
The zero effs given regarding those big ass jumping spiders…. I’m not scared of spiders but in that tight space? It would have given me pause or an aneurysm. Wowie! Beautiful cave tho!
@6:46 xD pause and click blue
Yeah man I am scared or used to be of spiders, 🤔 that did have to be big spider from that perspective lol😳f that lmao I’d hit my head on the turn around, maybe
The slow mo is even funnier lol
Cave cricket I believe
Cave bugs: FLEE! Flee from the surface dwellers!
Crickets
Having a sinkhole open up under or near my property is a top 5 fear of mine, especially because my house was built only a few dozen feet above the water table next to swampland. I know there has to be a huge wet carved out cave system nearby. If I find an entrance I'll send you guys the coordinates because as much as I enjoy the content. I personally won't indulge unless it's a well traveled cave. Love the vids though boys.
Omg, is this guys entire property just waiting to collapse?! This is crazy...
What a selling point! Yeah, well my house has a cave!!!
No big screen television .
4:15 I can’t Believe that Theres like Ancient Coral down There Amazing! 😂❤
Are those purple crystals growing on/in the walls? At 3:05, when he goes to zoom in on the coral fossil, I see a purple thing poking out of that same ledge/level.
I was really hoping you guys would find a pit and miles of more unexplored passages. That's every cavers dream. Still a very cool cave.
A person has to be fearless and insane to do this kind of exploring.
Love your videos man. Never thought i would enjoy the anxiety inducing situations you film in😂 but i love it.
The level of anxiety I feel when I watch your vids is sometimes at an uncomfortable level but I can’t stop watching. Consistently exciting and interesting. Nice work guys.
What state is this in?
I would guess somewhere in the appalachian mtn range near western pa or West Virginia but I’m not really sure. Grew up in that area and looks mighty familiar
Them eyes in the upper left between 7:20 and 7:30 is wild
I don’t know how you guys crawl around in those claustrophobic caves. I’d be terrified of a cave in. Y’all are much braver than me
@5:22 doesn’t look that old.
I'm really glad that since I'm watching this, I can safely assume you made it out. Now I just have to remember to breathe while watching.
@@Ieezecaseriously I feel my heart rate going up when he starts belly crawling in that shit ! Got my own beat going in my head ! NOOO nope nope nope nope nope nope NOOO nope !
@@Ieezeca Exactly.
"Christina Randall" tells the true story of the guy crawling in a tunnel, making a wrong turn and remaining trapped until death. I realize I'm definitely claustrophobic!
I watched this and remember when I was young. We used to do stuff like this, and my cousin would lead us. I’ve been in some tight places and watching your videos kind of freaks me out. We crawled through water and small holes.
I’m almost 61, so there is no way in hell I would think of doing anything like this. I do like watching you guys risk your lives! lol! Be safe!
6:45, wtf! jumping spiders huh.. 😢
Yeaaahh lol I saw this and he’s mid air hiYA pause at @6:46 lol
wow that cave looks like man-made tunnel
It’s the Mexicans tunnel in in with cocaine
Which part looks man made?
@@pauldickman4379that curvy secret passage part
Not at all.
I have a tiny cave in my backyard. Basically the water goes underground then comes back out 30 feet away 😂
Does it go back down anywhere near by ?
@@zGJungle possibly in neighboring field it’s overgrown
Thanks for taking us along.
Thank you so much bob!
Looking at the way the water has eaten the rock, I would test the pH of the water. I would want to look for sulfur deposits in the walls. The ceiling cracks bug me. That looks like northeast AL, by the color of the rock. I miss my days caving!
Like north like Anniston?
@@zoeykate2759 Piedmont, Weisner Mountain, and Indian Mountain.
This sinkhole adventure is exactly how The Ohio Caverns were discovered. They are located near the city of Columbus, Ohio. My friend bought a house, that was out north of the city , and The Ohio Caverns, are right next to his backyard. They were discovered in the 1800s, and have been natural wonder that can be explored. Stairs have been installed and ramps, with railings. There is lighting, and tours. There are huge caves filled with massive Stalactites and Stalagmites. Minerals dissolved by rain water, dripped into the caverns, created stoney (icicle - like formations). Ancient underground rivers carved out the underground tunnels.
Flying spider @ 6:51ish
Glowing eyes at 7:20
Great cave, the colours on the walls and ceilings are beautiful. I like how you turn the camera towards you, as we get a better understanding of how tight it really is.
i think it was because there wasn't much space to wear the helmet
Good thing u guys are thin😂❤
Around 7:20, if you blow up your screen to see the back of the cave. Quite sure it’s rock, but kinda looks like some eyes staring back at you. 👀 Caving is crazy, you guys are brave.
Great video, thanks!
I just noticed that too! I swear it blinks at some point, lol
@@user-me8fm5yf4nI wonder if there’s an animal in there? Or a demon.. lol
I just spent like 5 minutes checking that out. Almost looks like like something.
The "roots" could be a couple of things. Some of them look like trace fossils; fossils of the tracks/tunnels made from animals or worms burrowing. Some do look like sticks or the sea-creature version of them. All super cool! What a neat thing to have open on your property. Thanks for the video! Keep it up.
I wish stuff like this would happen to me 🤣 that looks soooo fun!!!
I'm nt even there & my anxiety is off charts!😬😬😬 Be safe & thks 4 all the adventures!
What state is this in?😮
"Yeah, this dropped a foot since last time. You used to have to crouch in here."
"Oooohhhhhh, it's getting wider."
?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
So awesome never gets old to watch videos like this, underground has its own beauty. Thanks for sharing.
That's pretty awesome to have right in your yard!
I hope you boys are sharp enough not to go downunder when rain is forcasted, The inevitable P Trap will develop in every single spot the the rock roof over your head drops below the ground you are walking on. This happens with every 4 ft in elevation you descend . I cannot stress enought to check forcast for rain . Just go another day if poo up storms are in the forcast
Active sinkholes are incredibly unstable. Porceed at your own risk.
did i just see a spider JUMP AT YOU or is it a cave cricket either way i woulda jumped so hard i woulda hit my head on the ceiling trying to back up fast 😂😂😂 6:42
This is my favorite of ALL of your episodes. There is another world right beneath our feet. Thank you for all that you guys do!
_Dang!_ Fucking cave tunnel crawling _creeeeeeps_ me out!
Whoohoo! That's one green cave!
Y'all need to be careful and block that entrance pff to the public. When going down you should take Oxygen. This is so cool i can't get over how smooth n flat the ceiling is. But that is what water does it cuts into stuff this was a very cool find and loads and loads of content down there be careful.
It's on private land, there shouldn't be public around it. If there is, saying, "why are you on my property," while holding a shotgun usually dissuades said public from returning.
Also don't need oxygen for that type of cave. The air is moving around inside it. Very unlikely to have any dead ends with dead air in.
@@nicotti yes you are right but there are certainly other reasons to I do not want to mention why.
Throws a rock into the hole
“It’s all sumped up now for some reason”
WOW! Build some stairs & charge admission.
!
Pause it at 3:32 and look at the rock. Looks kinda like a face.
I would do be rock hounding there. Very cool.
aliens.
Iv seen a few podcasts about trees being extra big yrs and yrs ago, could cave systems like that be where ancient tree roots have carved through and since rotted and washed away, leaving the voids ?
There was coral reef there years ago. There is fossilized coral all over the place.
❤❤❤ thanks guys!! but...looked fairly dangerous à
Y’all need a little RC monster truck with a camera
You guys should bring a GPS unit to mark where the other possible entrances are! Cool find 😎
With all due respect I know you want to explore a cave but when you start saying it's too tight that's when you need to stop because it's not worth your life. Especially if you've never been in there and you don't
know how safe it is that's just crazy! I mean the fact that you already said that part of the place was caved in and there were sinkholes you just never know when that thing could
collapse again! Not worth it just to make a RUclips video and go on an adventure. And how on Earth do you not get lost in something like that? You're not underwater but you should still use string in an unfamiliar cave with many tunnels.
Never any petroglyphs or Indian stuff? And bro at 6:45 the spider jump, hell nah.
I think claustrophobic people (like myself) enjoy your videos more than normal . I could never do what you’re doing but it looks like so much fun seeing what’s around the corner or down that dark hole. Thanks for doing this for us 👌
It's like exposure therapy meets entertainment 🥲
@5:00 petrified roots
Love from India🇮🇳 brother
last time i was this early I had something funny to say
These videos never seize to amaze me. The earth constantly reshapes itself. Always new places to explore. What a trip.
Under ground , Under a pond?! Ya hell no, I'm out. Haven't you all ever seen buried alive. F that noise. I really don't understand how you all find this fun. I dont mind walking in a cave. But having to break ribs to get through a spot not knowing if you can turn around. No way that's fun
Consider the home owners concern. Is this going to compromise their property in any way. Will this destroy their house over time? Map this stuff and give them a prognosis. Where is the water going and how will it effect their home...
The FRONT yard and BACK yard titeling technique is being used up too much. Thus we see no more increase in views. Must think about another good idea 🤔
OMG these guys are awesome really
But I'm afraid they're going to get stuck in a cave in. Please take precautions
Go back to where you saw the blue mineral on the wall. You might want to Chisel out some of that. 😊
I wonder what that was?!
6:47 LIGHT WORK NO REACTION LOL. Did you not see the spider or are you just used to them?
Nope. Can't watch the entire thing. I'm feeling sick 11 minutes in. It would suck to be a fire rescue person and have to go crawling in after you.
Bunker included when selling, nice.
So, the first thing you DONT do is climb down in a newly created cave like that. What if the ground around it is unstable? 😅
:3
I’m curious about the color of the rocks; are they dependent on the geographic region, water deposits, from someone who has traveled to explore these caves? Why are there crystals in one area and nonexistent in another?
The genuine fear of spiders they have compared to the possibility of dying any second in the caves they explore is hilarious
Had to stop watching. I'm claustrophobic. I just don't see how you have the courage to do this!😧❤
You guys are to brave for my liking.i won't feel comfortable in your presence😮😮😂😂
To those interested in the geological perspective- this is likely an ancient undersea cave! You might find out by pinpointing where you are in the US, then referencing projections of prehistoric land forms. That aside, there’s a lot of sand stone, lime stone, salt deposits, etc. Definitely an ancient body of water!
I can't believe what these guys are doing, if this is a recent cave in, isn't the all thing kind of unstable??? 🥶🥶
The green looking colors everywhere
The way that you guys just hoped through those tight places....did it ever occur to you that all of that water that hollowed out those tunnels, also could have undercut where you were walking and you could have easily fallen though 😢
My brother has a cave beside his front driveway. It's just one big room. You could totally dig that out. The creek gravel isn't that bad to shovel. Dig just enough to crawl through.
"lookin' a little unstable here"
Sphincter slams shut like a hydraulic press......
🤣😅😱
If u want to really light up a cave, try a Coleman lantern it'll light up everything but can be awkward at times😊
Do you know what it means when it’s getting wider and it’s getting taller that means that the stability of the floor it’s not in great shape it’s going down slowly it can be a cable underneath it can be a huge cave underneath so that means the floor is slowly giving up more and more who knows
I think I can squeeze past the cave-in...
Ope!
At this point, you should be charging for exploration.