Diving Adventure Turned Into TRAGEDY - Cave Diving Gone Wrong
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Cave Exploring Disasters, Cave Disasters, Cave Diving
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A man embarked on a diving adventure and successfully reached his dive goal. However, on his way back, he took the wrong turn, and his dive tank got stuck. Would he make it out alive?
Little River Spring is one of the most beautiful and inviting natural places you can visit in North Florida. This lovely spring is located within Suwannee River County Park. One of the fascinating things about Little River Spring is that the water temperature remains constant throughout the year at a refreshing 72°F (22°C). The spring itself is about 150 ft (45.7 m) long. Hidden within it is an extensive cave system that extends for more than 1,200 ft (366 m). The entrance to this cave system can be found in the head pool, which is situated less than a hundred yards from the Suwannee River. When water levels are normal, the entrance to the cavern lies in about 15 ft (5 m) of water, but it quickly slopes down to a depth of 65 ft (20 m). As you explore this underwater world and turn left out of the main cavern area, you'll notice that the water flow becomes much stronger. This increase in flow is due to the narrowing of the cave passage, which channels the water more forcefully. The cave's bottom is made up of a hard limestone base, which is covered by a layer of heavy sands and pebbles.
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I always pay attention to those " feelings" ,. usually a message I need to pay attention too! Glad he made it back! I was certified in open water scuba...no way would I venture into cave diving! I also skydive...a cave not a chance!
Always, always, trust your gut and sense of unease. Especially for no apparent reason in that moment!
It's there for a reason, to protect us from the unknown danger. How many of us can say before embarking on something that we've experienced a sense of unease? Only to wish afterwords we would've listened to it!
It hasn't failed me yet! 🤗
Uff..so lucky he survived! I think its first video I saw when diver survived.
There are others but not nearly enough. The one where Edd Sorensen rescued a diver that was still alive is a very good one as well. Check it out
Thanks for your nice vids. I love to watch them before sleeping. I'm a diver too but cave diving is really too scary for me...
Lots of mistakes made and one huge learning experience. He’s very lucky to be alive.
Another lesson in idiocy. Tim was having second thoughts about the dive. When Max backed out at the last minute, it should have been cancelled.
I was definitely on the edge of my seat at the end of this one! Tim was lucky he had such a conscientious brother, and there were appropriately trained and willing people ready to go after him.
That friend saved his life.
This is an absolute beautiful cave in this area, possibly the best.
What is your definition of tragedy?
Isn't a tragedy a situation which is fortuitously resolved with everyone alive and well and off out to the pub for a pint? hmm, I'll look it up I think.
@@FatsMuffinEater The tragedy is that no lessons have been learned and the fool continues diving especially in caves.
Doing stupid shit that isn't conducive to your survival
Diving alone? What on earth?
Thanks for including an occasional "ray of hope" where someone actually lived through a near tragedy in this unforgiving sport!
Happy end for him. Youpiiii