As a historian, the carving from 1849 was an amazing find, crazy that someone else was there not that long ago (or at least in terms of human history). Keep up the good work.
Yeah 1849 is literally history touching across time, which is really incredible that modern people can connect with someone who was there 174 years ago.
Oldest inscription i've ever found was from 1727. Gypsum cave in UK. Had some initials, but my memory is fuzzy. Southern part of the isle, tho i hear it has caved in since last i saw it, oh ... about 11 years ago, which is kind of shame, because i've seen many, many inscriptions, never one so old.
One of my favorite parts about watching your videos is noticing how supportive you guys are of each other. Every comment one person makes the other responds with supportive approval, and while ones crawling or climbing an obstacle, the other is cheering them on. it’s wonderful and surely very essential for keeping each other calm during such an extreme activity.
just saw your channel in my recommendations love how its not click bait or trying to hype us up its just you hanging out with your friends and exploring while taking us along
People were insane back then. I visited a touristy cave that had been discovered by 2 small children in the late 1800s or early 1900s and they explored all over this giant cave with diy molotovs basically lmao. Barely able to see inches from their own faces in a cave with drops hundreds of feet tall and rooms hundreds of feet across. Apparently the parents never knew and decades later the kids re-purchased the property and turned it into what it is today.
Dude, those tight spots were kinda sketchy, but the deep blue hole reminded me of places that divers fear, which could be connected to underground lakes even miles away where a change in water level can create powerful hydrodynamic forces... believe me, it's the stuff nightmares are made of.
I don't know anything about any of this but I know I'm angry at them for doing something so scary. Even if they are safe and I'm too worried, it felt too tight. Its that weird anger you get when you see people doing crazy backflips at the edge of a skyscraper for adrenaline.
This why I like RUclips. This video reminds me of a time before the influencers and the big commercialisation. Feels very raw and unedited. Not sensationalistic.
It's related to what you watch, I used to watch a lot of raw non commercial or influencer-like pond building videos and my home page was full of raw videos like this. When you watch mainstream youtubers and trends, your home page will be filled with them.
The yellow is sulpher, the spot on the blue quarts was iron.. usually iron appears oxidized ( rust coloured ) please dont be neglegent in you exploration.. that blue hole could potentially have some dangerous currents, the eddy pockets carved into tge rock passages you aproached frm indicates that at times water is flowing very very rapidly there.. venturi principal applies: an increase of velocity creates a decrease in pressure in the surrounding medium. In cave time lines thkse were formed relatively recently. Those same currents not present currently above are entirely possiblle below the ledge line. Very easy to just drop a small string with a washer on it into it first before you "dive in" to check conditions . I gather it appeared to be a spring and not a sump, and i do appreciate watching your adventures. Respectfully intended :)
Those holes are ancient, from when that portion of the cave formed. Rocks tumbled in those holes and cut the rock floor into pockets, which then broke. Nobody alive today was even a DNA flake back when those formed.
Exactly what I was thinking after learning how places that connect to underground lakes or the ocean even miles away can create powerful hydrodynamic forces that are so strong they could pull a man through a 4" crack.
It's really rich in arsenic in that area is what I was told by a geologist. Idk myself but there's barely any life in it and there's a mine upstream about 6 miles. So idk.
I've always been scared to step on the grates at the bottom of swimming pools, because of what could be underneath. That blue hole tho... it's another level of fear inducing. Epic adventrue as always guys!
Parents, aunts and uncles probably all know the feeling. I babysit my niece and nephew and watch them climb around or between things. Totally agree. This type of content is risky by nature.
Well guys, I had a good time thanks for letting me tag along again. The cold water was refreshing and better than these high temps. You all take care and be careful.
This is sending my anxiety levels sky high. I was lost in a cave system aged 8 when my brother ran off with the light. It was only an hour or so but I'll never forget it. Take care dudes.
@@aleh781 hi. It was traumatic, I can remember holding on to the slimy walls, I was to terrified to let go incase I fell into a black hole or something. I'm still terrified of enclosed spaces
Your brother’s actions could have cost you your life! Shame on him then and now! Praise God you survived to tell your story and I hope your brother apologized and got punished severely!!!
So you guys went into and came back out of a spring at the source of a creek or river. Really cool to see those from the inside, and see how the aquifer is 100% connected. Do you guys ever check a map to see which rivers you might be splashing through the underground, unknown portions of?
Very impressed to see there are fish and even crayfish so deep in a cave. You could do a future video on underground fauna and flora, that would be really interesting.
Dude, you guys are crazy and brave!! I instantly flashed back to the horror movies, "The Descent" and " The Cave". After I watched those movies I could never do what you do specially squeezing thru the tight spot. Props to you guys and if you've never seen those movies you should! The 1849 carving was awesome!
To anyone watching.. its a SUPER good idea to either have a stick or something like a sinker on a line to toss in front of you to gauge water depth before just trekking through like that. All you need is one tiny little pocket or a drop and your doing “120 hours” under water. In a cave.
With the water down there always check the weather report for the area you're going to explore. A flash flood would fill those caves and caverns and you would more than likely die. A few years back 6 professional cavers from the UK were exploring a series of caves with low level water running through hoping to find where the water was going, outside it started raining and then heavily raining, a flash flood filled the cave and there ya go. ☹️
Absolutely crazy going in the tight crawl spaces. What happens if you get truly stuck in a passage. Was scary looking at it. Made me feel very uncomfortable and worried for these young people. 😮
These videos are amazing! I would honestly be terrified to delve into caves. Too afraid of getting lost or there being a cave-in or something but y'all are genuine explorers
You guys are now added to my top 10 list of dangerous things to do in the world. Riding a bucking bronco is crazy too!!! As a mom, I would be really furious if my child were down there!!!
I love watching you exploring the caves! I must admit I enjoyed this one a lot more than others where the conversations are “duuuude and meeaaan” remarks to one another! Informational regarding what you are seeing is so much more interesting! Exceptional video!
Most of it is just like you see here and in other spelunking videos. It's the thrill of simply being in the places where no one has is what seems to drive most of them. When you think of the world now, mankind has been to almost all of the surface. exploration has evolved into what we have now. Extremely dangerous though 😳! I stick to abandoned places. Exploring what once WAS seems alot safer in comparison, albeit still dangerous 😊
I would have easily participated in the first part, no problem. Simply swim over the seemingly ultra deep hole, maybe after 6 attempts. But crawling in the ultra narrow passage with water in it and you never know if a load will suddenly appear, that's just sick. you are all disturbed!!!!!! I LIKE IT, JUST AWESOME!!! Many greetings from Germany!!
That was one of the coolest places Ive ever seen. Thank you all for doing what you do! Although I fear for your safety every time...I can tell you know what you're doing! I am unable to do these kind of things...due to age and wheelchair...you have made it possible for me to experience amazing places! So...thank you! Be safe! ❤❤❤❤😎
That tight water crawl gave me chills! All I could think about was that you could get stuck if there was nowhere to turn around and you had to try reversing out! Of course I just heard a story around a month ago about a guy who was stuck in a spot like that for weeks while a rescue attempt was being made and he died before they were able to extract him so that is part of the reason I was thinking about that so much! 😆
Oh, yourself getting stuck is nothing. What if the person behind or Infront go crazy and decide to block you in? What if they have a stroke and die, leaving you unable to move the body, stuck and trapped, hot and sweating as you struggle to escape,as your flashlight battery runs out?
You guys have some nerve. It began with Enid Blyton's river of adventure and then suddenly transformed into what my worst nightmares are made up of. Kudos to you.
Absolute mad lads and lass. Swimming them pools and feeling one pulling you in. That would be a big no go for me. The only caves I've been into were over in Northern Ireland and was on the tour routes. We've got some impressive cave systems in the Yorkshire Dales, which I'm good enough just standing behind a fence to look down into pot holes and think you'd buzz to explore them. There's one cavern called Gaping Gill where people can be winched into through the waterfall that drops into it and is the largest in the UK.
Loved seeing that carving from 1849. Crazy to think that he saw what you saw hundreds of years ago, and it is relativley the exact same as what you are seeing. I think you should leave a time capsule in one of these. Have it sealed and prepared to last hundreds of years.
Ósea que abajo ⬇️ unos metros o más puede estar hueco y corriendo agua 💧 , como el libro 📖 tierra hueca, ellos ya sabían, hueca por el drenaje, hueca por la tubería del agua y la tubería del desagüe y por los túneles, como no quieren que se caigan los edificios 🌇🌆 y más sí son grandes
That cave was so beautiful, yet terrifying at the same time. The reflections in the water around timestamp 12:20 had me thinking something huge was swimming around in the water, haha 😅
I found these RUclipsrs about a week ago and I have already watched every one of your videos. I went to my first cave and I’m obsessed with them but I deafly can’t do the tight squeeze so please be safe out there. Thank you guys for the videos. And honestly they make me want to get out of my comfort zone to go do more things.❤❤
How do you guys remember your way back out? The further id go, the more id forget. Man yall are amazing! No fear just go! Thanks for showing us what most of us want to see but are afraid to take those type risks. Keep Searching✊🏾
Do yall already know your location from above as you walk below ground via location tracker or are there known maps of the cave system? Just interested if you know where you’re at in relation to the surface once under the ceiling in the first large opening?
Almost any cave, big or small, long or short, is going to have been explored and mapped by a few cavers from the National Speliological Society. It may be just a hand drawn map, but it'll be accurate.
As an imaginative dark fantasy poet and someone who draws, I always find these caves, especially those with water, incredibly mystical. I'm surprised that fantasy creatures don't exist because these caves look so magical. Maybe not to you, but to me, they even appear colorful with unique and different shades. Imagine fairies and mermaids living in these caves if they were real, or discovering gemstones or diamonds. It would be incredible and even more magical. I wish I could experience what you guys do.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video this is the first one I’ve ever seen! If you have others I will surely look for them but I have to say I was scared for those of you crawling out of such tight spaces!! I was scared that you might not make it out without someone getting injured!! Are you ever worried about the air your breathing may be toxic?? Do you carry any small portable oxygen or is that not an issue in the caves you search?? Well I was relieved to see you made it out safely!! I do wish you would have etched a name and the year on the cave wall like the person did back in 1849??
I have apparently arrived here after watching entirely too many videos about caving disasters so this has my anxiety all the way up, but this is absolutely amazing!
They are super lucky there wasn't a flash flood that trapped them deep insife the moutain. You can tell by the pot holes and other markings that most of that cave has been exposed to high levels of high pressure water.
3:29 that's the ceiling, fallen in one giant chunk. That must've made a loud thud in the ground. I remember stories about caves being found on farmer's fields after ground shakes, which turned out to be this, huge chunks of rock falling down.
Fabulous to watch you all in the caves with no fear. I wish you more memorable times ahead of you as life is for living and you are doing just that. Totally amazing footage. Thans for sharing this xxx
We are going back in 2 weeks with dive equipment, problem is that hole is a hour and a half into the cave so it's going to be a heck of a hike carring 70lbs.
I was totally all like, "Yeah, that's one cave I'd actually go into...", right up until the tight-squeeze part. Nope nope nope. I'd probably get stuck in there. Too much linguini...
Ppl put themselves in harmways for the thrill of 🤔...Then when things go wrong; others gotta go and put their lives on the way to save them... I pray these young adventures Never run unto danger...May they be wise... Blessings
Are there any small drones you could bring with you to squeeze past small spaces? I see a lot of these explorations end because the space becomes too tight. I always wonder what you would see if you drove a small corded drone deeper.
@@r_boto It doesn't have to be a stock quadcopter. The blades can be protected anyway if it was a quadcopter. The definition of drone that I'm using describes a remote-controlled autonomous vehicle.
Wooooooow, this is a caver's dream! Well, a caver's who also happens to love water 😊 in Croatia taking off your helmet is a big no no, wearing a protective durable caving suit is a must. Was it cold? Did you get cave diver teams to explore the hole? Looks promising. Some cave divers in Croatia would absolutely love this.
5:00 It looks like a microbialite that's oxidizing Fe(2+) to Fe(3+) using atmospheric oxygen. I think you guys would be interested in learning about geobiology and biogeochemistry, especially if you are in university or are interested in a graduate degree.
This is my first time viewing your exploration and I have thoroughly enjoyed watching you explore the cave and feeling really scared of something coming out and hurting you! You guys are way Brave! Thank you for putting up this video I have really enjoyed it, but where are you? Where is the cave?
How do you go into a cave, and not have meters or detectors, to make sure there are no poisonous gases? It's definitely interesting, but I couldn't do it. Happy you shared it with us.
Awww Hellz yeah! You guys just took me back 37 years. In my early 20s we were you! I was remembering so many caves while watching your vid. Every weekend and holiday we were underground, sometimes 3 days at a go. Glad to see you're keeping the passion alive. I'd have killed for led lights back then, not necessarily a person, but i'd have defo killed a few pizza's 😂.
If I went into any cave I would have to have it marked so I can find my way out just in case. It's also good that you went in there as a group and not by yourself.
You guys should bring some glow sticks so ya can drop them down the deep holes with water and see how far they go. Amazing job you guys. Absolutely love watching!
Get a very long rope, and a heavy rock and start to lower it down and see how deep it goes and a gopro and a light attached. they used to this method centuries ago and a ship tried to do it over the Marianas trench and his biggest rope was 200ft I think. Edit: they used this method but not with a gopro and a light, the way they measured it is if it hit the bottom they would use the wet part of the rope to measure how deep it is. (It's just my guess on how they did it back then)
You can tell that a few people had been there over the years but knowing people have explored there all the way back to at least 1849 is crazy. I wonder what other initials were written on the walls and have since been washed away. I would not be shocked if there were cave paintings in there at some point because it is a nice (sometimes safe but sometimes dangerous) area that is also probably easy to defend if needed since there seems to only be one accessible entrance which would be pretty easy to guard since to enter you have to walk through some water to enter the cave.
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Watching you squeeze through that tiny space had me fearing you’d be the next strange dark and mysterious case delivered in story format
Mr. Ballin 😂
😂😂
As a fellow Mr. Ballen viewer, I know exactly what you’re referring to.
Ballen
Yassss! I love this reference to Mr. Ballen!
As a historian, the carving from 1849 was an amazing find, crazy that someone else was there not that long ago (or at least in terms of human history). Keep up the good work.
Could you imagine the gut it would take to go down there with nothing but an oil lamp.. you would have to be insanely mad.
Yo what history do you study :)
I think you mean in terms of geological time/history. A couple hundred years is a blink of the eye.
Yeah 1849 is literally history touching across time, which is really incredible that modern people can connect with someone who was there 174 years ago.
Oldest inscription i've ever found was from 1727. Gypsum cave in UK. Had some initials, but my memory is fuzzy. Southern part of the isle, tho i hear it has caved in since last i saw it, oh ... about 11 years ago, which is kind of shame, because i've seen many, many inscriptions, never one so old.
One of my favorite parts about watching your videos is noticing how supportive you guys are of each other. Every comment one person makes the other responds with supportive approval, and while ones crawling or climbing an obstacle, the other is cheering them on. it’s wonderful and surely very essential for keeping each other calm during such an extreme activity.
I was thinking about the same thing while watching the video
KABEEER GOD----ALMIGHTY+🙏+🙏+
Sounds great until the water starts rising faster than expected.
@@DipsSauce7388 that’s besides my point lol.
I wish I could join their team, they do seem well knit together.
just saw your channel in my recommendations
love how its not click bait or trying to hype us up
its just you hanging out with your friends and exploring while taking us along
The wild thing to consider is the 1849 guy got that deep in the cave using a flame for light.
Alluvial 🔥
At 8:59 there’s more writing on the walls.
insane i must say....
People were insane back then. I visited a touristy cave that had been discovered by 2 small children in the late 1800s or early 1900s and they explored all over this giant cave with diy molotovs basically lmao. Barely able to see inches from their own faces in a cave with drops hundreds of feet tall and rooms hundreds of feet across. Apparently the parents never knew and decades later the kids re-purchased the property and turned it into what it is today.
@@173jaSon371Marengo?
Dude, those tight spots were kinda sketchy, but the deep blue hole reminded me of places that divers fear, which could be connected to underground lakes even miles away where a change in water level can create powerful hydrodynamic forces... believe me, it's the stuff nightmares are made of.
Exactly. 😮
I don't know anything about any of this but I know I'm angry at them for doing something so scary. Even if they are safe and I'm too worried, it felt too tight. Its that weird anger you get when you see people doing crazy backflips at the edge of a skyscraper for adrenaline.
@@Did.a_flip dont you have anything else to worry about then what other people are doing?,
@@Did.a_flipI’ve literally never been angry at someone for doing something scary. What weird anger? That sounds like you have an anxiety disorder
@@Did.a_flipwell if they keep doing one day they wll end up dying like this you will not get lucky all the time
This why I like RUclips. This video reminds me of a time before the influencers and the big commercialisation. Feels very raw and unedited. Not sensationalistic.
Underrated comment!
FR! thats exactly why i like watching those exploration/homemade videos.
It's related to what you watch, I used to watch a lot of raw non commercial or influencer-like pond building videos and my home page was full of raw videos like this. When you watch mainstream youtubers and trends, your home page will be filled with them.
@@GreeduationTotally agree. When people aren't worried about the money it just seems to have more heart into it.
I have claustrophobia and it’s hard to watch you guys go through those tight places! Cave is awesome ❤
Me too! But I had to keep watching to make sure they got out 😂
Oh!!!!!! 🤩the water was so clear 😍 beautifull cave with underground lakes and river. Thanks dears frnd🙏🙏🙏🙏
Mind boggling that you guys are probably the first people to venture so deep since 1849.
Wow ill beat treasure
Did you not watch the video 🤣
I think some of that graffiti will be not that old
The yellow is sulpher, the spot on the blue quarts was iron.. usually iron appears oxidized ( rust coloured ) please dont be neglegent in you exploration.. that blue hole could potentially have some dangerous currents, the eddy pockets carved into tge rock passages you aproached frm indicates that at times water is flowing very very rapidly there.. venturi principal applies: an increase of velocity creates a decrease in pressure in the surrounding medium. In cave time lines thkse were formed relatively recently. Those same currents not present currently above are entirely possiblle below the ledge line. Very easy to just drop a small string with a washer on it into it first before you "dive in" to check conditions . I gather it appeared to be a spring and not a sump, and i do appreciate watching your adventures. Respectfully intended :)
Those holes are ancient, from when that portion of the cave formed. Rocks tumbled in those holes and cut the rock floor into pockets, which then broke. Nobody alive today was even a DNA flake back when those formed.
Exactly what I was thinking after learning how places that connect to underground lakes or the ocean even miles away can create powerful hydrodynamic forces that are so strong they could pull a man through a 4" crack.
I know a place where the rocks in the creek are yellow and it's arsenic.
It's really rich in arsenic in that area is what I was told by a geologist. Idk myself but there's barely any life in it and there's a mine upstream about 6 miles. So idk.
Thanks for you explanation 👍
I've always been scared to step on the grates at the bottom of swimming pools, because of what could be underneath. That blue hole tho... it's another level of fear inducing. Epic adventrue as always guys!
Yea, could be an intake and hold you down.
chuck pahlaniuk 'guts'
It'll suck your guts out.
I blame Final Destination for this fear
Awesomeness! 😊
I love caves with underground lakes and rivers, but that subterranean cascade was off-the-charts cool! Way to go!
I just can't believe you did that, some people die in caves like that, stucked forever in tight spots... my god...
Claustrophobia is a thing with me, so watching you guys squeeze into those small area made my heart beat more quickly. Great video!
I think I've had more anxiety from watching you squeeze in and out of tight spaces than raising my teenage daughter. Lol. Awesome video as always!
Lol
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Parents, aunts and uncles probably all know the feeling. I babysit my niece and nephew and watch them climb around or between things. Totally agree. This type of content is risky by nature.
I'm sharing those feelings. I almost got a heart attack 😂
Wow
Well guys, I had a good time thanks for letting me tag along again. The cold water was refreshing and better than these high temps. You all take care and be careful.
This is sending my anxiety levels sky high. I was lost in a cave system aged 8 when my brother ran off with the light. It was only an hour or so but I'll never forget it. Take care dudes.
omg thats traumatizing. what did u do while lost?? was it pitch dark?
@@aleh781 hi. It was traumatic, I can remember holding on to the slimy walls, I was to terrified to let go incase I fell into a black hole or something. I'm still terrified of enclosed spaces
Hopefully you paid your brother back in some way! lol
Your brother’s actions could have cost you your life! Shame on him then and now! Praise God you survived to tell your story and I hope your brother apologized and got punished severely!!!
An hour under those circumstances must have felt like ten. Hugs
So you guys went into and came back out of a spring at the source of a creek or river. Really cool to see those from the inside, and see how the aquifer is 100% connected. Do you guys ever check a map to see which rivers you might be splashing through the underground, unknown portions of?
They liked your comment but couldn't be bothered answering your question - shame!
suddenly my love for sunlight and fresh air increased 1000times
Very impressed to see there are fish and even crayfish so deep in a cave. You could do a future video on underground fauna and flora, that would be really interesting.
This is what interested me most too
I always appreciate you showing getting out at the end. As if uploading wasn't evident enough.
Dude, you guys are crazy and brave!! I instantly flashed back to the horror movies, "The Descent" and " The Cave". After I watched those movies I could never do what you do specially squeezing thru the tight spot. Props to you guys and if you've never seen those movies you should! The 1849 carving was awesome!
What about “Sanctum”!
@@carriermissile oh yah I remember that to. Super scarey to!!
Yessssssssss😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 OMG YES STRAIGHT CREEPY
That's exactly what I was thinking,and Fuck That !it does look amazing though
Yup...The Descent has kept me from ever getting in to this hobby lol
To anyone watching.. its a SUPER good idea to either have a stick or something like a sinker on a line to toss in front of you to gauge water depth before just trekking through like that. All you need is one tiny little pocket or a drop and your doing “120 hours” under water. In a cave.
Agreed, this was borderline reckless and careless no matter how much experience you have, or skilled you think you may be safety is paramount.
Water depth is not what you should be worrying about sudden pressure changes to cause water to rise is what u should worry
@@Jimmy-j5r4t not if thats a tidal pool my guy
With the water down there always check the weather report for the area you're going to explore. A flash flood would fill those caves and caverns and you would more than likely die. A few years back 6 professional cavers from the UK were exploring a series of caves with low level water running through hoping to find where the water was going, outside it started raining and then heavily raining, a flash flood filled the cave and there ya go. ☹️
Absolutely crazy going in the tight crawl spaces. What happens if you get truly stuck in a passage. Was scary looking at it. Made me feel very uncomfortable and worried for these young people. 😮
I was shouting come back don't go any further I'm afraid. They have guts and stamina
Oh if they would've gotten stuck, the risk of drowning would probably be high.
I had to skip past...
Reminded me of the Nutty Putty caver. 😖
I completely understand where you are coming from. When you get a chace, either youtube or google "Utah's Nutty Putty Cave".
You guys nailed it again. What a beautiful cave. Super cool you found that carving from the 1800s.
These videos are amazing! I would honestly be terrified to delve into caves. Too afraid of getting lost or there being a cave-in or something but y'all are genuine explorers
You guys are now added to my top 10 list of dangerous things to do in the world. Riding a bucking bronco is crazy too!!! As a mom, I would be really furious if my child were down there!!!
I love watching you exploring the caves! I must admit I enjoyed this one a lot more than others where the conversations are “duuuude and meeaaan” remarks to one another! Informational regarding what you are seeing is so much more interesting! Exceptional video!
Awesome find with the old carving! I’d be stoked to find something historical like that! Keep it up you guys!
Really makes you wonder what amazing things are out there that we still haven’t discovered.
There is a lot to be discovered for sure, and many places cant be reached as there are sacred such places in Africa for starters
Or what lives there, should put some cameras down there to monitor it.
Especially when it comes to underwater and underground
Most of it is just like you see here and in other spelunking videos. It's the thrill of simply being in the places where no one has is what seems to drive most of them. When you think of the world now, mankind has been to almost all of the surface. exploration has evolved into what we have now. Extremely dangerous though 😳!
I stick to abandoned places. Exploring what once WAS seems alot safer in comparison, albeit still dangerous 😊
There are caves that haven't been completely explored because they're too tight. Maybe with a robot one day
The water was so clear, hard to describe what it looked like in first person. Always a fun time. But this one was a bit cold id have to say.
So uhhhh…if the water starts flowing harder again like you said it was before, while you are inside….you’re dead. Right?
Correct. This is extremely stupid.
@@Frommermanlol people die this way constantly.
I would have easily participated in the first part, no problem. Simply swim over the seemingly ultra deep hole, maybe after 6 attempts. But crawling in the ultra narrow passage with water in it and you never know if a load will suddenly appear, that's just sick. you are all disturbed!!!!!! I LIKE IT, JUST AWESOME!!!
Many greetings from Germany!!
That was one of the coolest places Ive ever seen. Thank you all for doing what you do! Although I fear for your safety every time...I can tell you know what you're doing! I am unable to do these kind of things...due to age and wheelchair...you have made it possible for me to experience amazing places! So...thank you! Be safe! ❤❤❤❤😎
that damn thing around!
I could feel my toes starting to curl up when you went through that tight space, absolute jaw drop. Could watch that all day.
That tight water crawl gave me chills! All I could think about was that you could get stuck if there was nowhere to turn around and you had to try reversing out! Of course I just heard a story around a month ago about a guy who was stuck in a spot like that for weeks while a rescue attempt was being made and he died before they were able to extract him so that is part of the reason I was thinking about that so much! 😆
That's exactly what I was thinking... the poor guy, he's still down there in the dark.
Oh, yourself getting stuck is nothing. What if the person behind or Infront go crazy and decide to block you in?
What if they have a stroke and die, leaving you unable to move the body, stuck and trapped, hot and sweating as you struggle to escape,as your flashlight battery runs out?
@@ernestchadwell9069 😂
What if the water rises while you are stuck… 😮
I..i...i... would panick, I did have Nightmares of that but with lava rising instead of water.. I hate my realistic dreams.
You guys have some nerve. It began with Enid Blyton's river of adventure and then suddenly transformed into what my worst nightmares are made up of. Kudos to you.
Really
Awesome video☀
You guys are bananas. I watch your videos and I’m like HELL NO. Stay safe
I feel the same but live vicariously through them😅
I'm only like that when they crawl through tight spaces
I really hate when he goes basically blind into the most claustrophobic Water filled spaces.
@@valethewolf49😬 Oooof! I just can't--not with my fear of tight ass spaces and drowning. Ugh! I'm such a weenie.
😂😂😂😂😂 syco but brave person 😅😅😅😅 dangi ours
man that 1849 mark sure came from an archeologist or cave explorer with just oil lamp and ropes as their proper tools that's crazy!
Absolute mad lads and lass. Swimming them pools and feeling one pulling you in. That would be a big no go for me.
The only caves I've been into were over in Northern Ireland and was on the tour routes. We've got some impressive cave systems in the Yorkshire Dales, which I'm good enough just standing behind a fence to look down into pot holes and think you'd buzz to explore them. There's one cavern called Gaping Gill where people can be winched into through the waterfall that drops into it and is the largest in the UK.
My backside woud not allow me to do this. I would get stuck so quick. Thanks for sharing!
Loved seeing that carving from 1849. Crazy to think that he saw what you saw hundreds of years ago, and it is relativley the exact same as what you are seeing. I think you should leave a time capsule in one of these. Have it sealed and prepared to last hundreds of years.
Amazing cave and river. So much clear clean water. Thanks guys, be safe.
Yoooo y’all should drop a depth gauge for every deep pool y’all discover and tell us how deep it is!!!
I don't enjoy the air or the mud or the surfaces of caves on my old body but I love watching y'all send it. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
That 1849 thing was crazy!
Do you guys ever map out the caves you go into? I would be really interested in seeing a map of what you have explored in the video
Is there any sort of radar automap technology available to rich people? Because perhaps a dozen people could team up to afford it.
@@polychoron you could use LIDAR. It uses a laser to bounce off the surface
I certainly couldn't go in a cave if I didn't know where it leads to. I'd be terrified!
Ósea que abajo ⬇️ unos metros o más puede estar hueco y corriendo agua 💧 , como el libro 📖 tierra hueca, ellos ya sabían, hueca por el drenaje, hueca por la tubería del agua y la tubería del desagüe y por los túneles, como no quieren que se caigan los edificios 🌇🌆 y más sí son grandes
This cave is almost certainly mapped. Most of the caves these guys visit are well known.
That cave was so beautiful, yet terrifying at the same time. The reflections in the water around timestamp 12:20 had me thinking something huge was swimming around in the water, haha 😅
YES, definitely something swimming. I thought I was only one who saw it
Nothing there
I found these RUclipsrs about a week ago and I have already watched every one of your videos. I went to my first cave and I’m obsessed with them but I deafly can’t do the tight squeeze so please be safe out there. Thank you guys for the videos. And honestly they make me want to get out of my comfort zone to go do more things.❤❤
Casual caving is extremely dangerous. Go with experienced people during early exploration. It is so easy to quickly get lost in caves.
Thank goodness for adventurous young people, enjoyed your video. Stay Safe and have Fun.
Where is this cave? This may be the only one I’ve seen y’all explore that I’d be willing to visit.
I’ve been wanting to go to non tourist caves forever 🙏🏻 😩
How do you guys remember your way back out? The further id go, the more id forget. Man yall are amazing! No fear just go! Thanks for showing us what most of us want to see but are afraid to take those type risks. Keep Searching✊🏾
That's exactly what I was thinking about. Don't forget you gotta go back.
Rewind the record?
Do yall already know your location from above as you walk below ground via location tracker or are there known maps of the cave system? Just interested if you know where you’re at in relation to the surface once under the ceiling in the first large opening?
Almost any cave, big or small, long or short, is going to have been explored and mapped by a few cavers from the National Speliological Society. It may be just a hand drawn map, but it'll be accurate.
@@GoFigure1 but where is this???
Love your videos!! Keep them coming! Would be nice to drop a camera in that blue hole
That would be horrifying.
As an imaginative dark fantasy poet and someone who draws, I always find these caves, especially those with water, incredibly mystical. I'm surprised that fantasy creatures don't exist because these caves look so magical. Maybe not to you, but to me, they even appear colorful with unique and different shades. Imagine fairies and mermaids living in these caves if they were real, or discovering gemstones or diamonds. It would be incredible and even more magical. I wish I could experience what you guys do.
Now that was cool. Glad you guys made it back out safely.
Great stuff. Respect.
Remember ego is not your amigo.
Listen to the voice that says “it’s time to stop”.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video this is the first one I’ve ever seen! If you have others I will surely look for them but I have to say I was scared for those of you crawling out of such tight spaces!! I was scared that you might not make it out without someone getting injured!! Are you ever worried about the air your breathing may be toxic?? Do you carry any small portable oxygen or is that not an issue in the caves you search?? Well I was relieved to see you made it out safely!! I do wish you would have etched a name and the year on the cave wall like the person did back in 1849??
Wow! Incredible place. Do you guys every worry about the air being harmful in some of those small squeeze passages?
I don't understand the lack of proper equipment, clothing, ect. needed in this kind of cave exploration?
You make me sooooooooo nervous crawling those tight spaces!
I have apparently arrived here after watching entirely too many videos about caving disasters so this has my anxiety all the way up, but this is absolutely amazing!
What a cave that was ! I don't like a pool of water with a "hole" in it though. Scary Stuff. Great video as always.
I can't stop watching, the fear is ridiculous but the curiosity of what is underground is greater. Thank you, think I'll go watch a cartoon now 😂
They are super lucky there wasn't a flash flood that trapped them deep insife the moutain. You can tell by the pot holes and other markings that most of that cave has been exposed to high levels of high pressure water.
Yes, but it could have been just at the time of Noah's flood which created it.
That's what I was thinking too!
@@oyenations162Looking at the water line on the walls it appears (to me anyway) the water level rises frequently. I could be wrong though.
I'm sure they look at weather report
@@dispatch444 you are correct
You guys literally entered a healing cave. That running water sounds so beautiful and the sound the frequency in the air.❤
This is a mythic level of adventure in mythic worlds! Underground rivers...right out of Greek mythology. Beautiful, mysterious places.
3:29 that's the ceiling, fallen in one giant chunk. That must've made a loud thud in the ground. I remember stories about caves being found on farmer's fields after ground shakes, which turned out to be this, huge chunks of rock falling down.
Such a crazy coincidence, as soon as I started watching your videos I started having nightmares about suffocating in caves 👀
OMG! What an adventure! Please tell the details of the river where it is and the name of the river and all God bless you guys! All the best!
What minerals are inn spots loke this is gold or silver
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Fabulous to watch you all in the caves with no fear. I wish you more memorable times ahead of you as life is for living and you are doing just that. Totally amazing footage. Thans for sharing this xxx
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would love to see some certified cave divers dive this. Would be one hell of a challenge
We are going back in 2 weeks with dive equipment, problem is that hole is a hour and a half into the cave so it's going to be a heck of a hike carring 70lbs.
@@funfinding4two955 how amazing would it be if it opened up to a huge underwater cave! Stick to the line like glue and be safe
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@@funfinding4two955 did you go back and dive?
I was totally all like, "Yeah, that's one cave I'd actually go into...", right up until the tight-squeeze part. Nope nope nope.
I'd probably get stuck in there. Too much linguini...
Lol
Here, me too
Ppl put themselves in harmways for the thrill of 🤔...Then when things go wrong; others gotta go and put their lives on the way to save them...
I pray these young adventures
Never run unto danger...May they be wise...
Blessings
this video gave me anxiety. thanks for being reckless and showing us inside the cave. it was cool to see.
My wife and I watch your adventures. Thank you for what you do! Be safe and go get em boys!
P.s. he ain't going slow cause he's crawling. He's going slow from dragging his huge juevos. 😂
Where was this cave located? Great video. Keep it up!!🤙
Are there any small drones you could bring with you to squeeze past small spaces? I see a lot of these explorations end because the space becomes too tight. I always wonder what you would see if you drove a small corded drone deeper.
blades break easily against the rock
@@r_boto It doesn't have to be a stock quadcopter. The blades can be protected anyway if it was a quadcopter. The definition of drone that I'm using describes a remote-controlled autonomous vehicle.
@@nNicok In this kind of situation you're better off with an amphibian robot
The rock would most likely cut off the signal.
@@Ikigai1776- he said "corded".
Wooooooow, this is a caver's dream! Well, a caver's who also happens to love water 😊 in Croatia taking off your helmet is a big no no, wearing a protective durable caving suit is a must. Was it cold? Did you get cave diver teams to explore the hole? Looks promising. Some cave divers in Croatia would absolutely love this.
At 21:05, what's the little building and the pipes, on the left side of the screen, used for?
5:00 It looks like a microbialite that's oxidizing Fe(2+) to Fe(3+) using atmospheric oxygen. I think you guys would be interested in learning about geobiology and biogeochemistry, especially if you are in university or are interested in a graduate degree.
I just realised... The carving is from 1849... The lightbulb was invented in 1879. Was he in the dark? Candlelit? Spooky.
Probably an oil lamp
They did explore with candles sometimes. Read a story about the candles going out... talk about a dark story!!
Carbide lamps from late 1800s
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This is my first time viewing your exploration and I have thoroughly enjoyed watching you explore the cave and feeling really scared of something coming out and hurting you! You guys are way Brave! Thank you for putting up this video I have really enjoyed it, but where are you? Where is the cave?
Stop watching too much horror films the
How do you go into a cave, and not have meters or detectors, to make sure there are no poisonous gases? It's definitely interesting, but I couldn't do it. Happy you shared it with us.
Awww Hellz yeah!
You guys just took me back 37 years.
In my early 20s we were you! I was remembering so many caves while watching your vid.
Every weekend and holiday we were underground, sometimes 3 days at a go.
Glad to see you're keeping the passion alive.
I'd have killed for led lights back then, not necessarily a person, but i'd have defo killed a few pizza's 😂.
At 6:47 'looks like snow!'
'Yeah, would make sense because it's so cold in here!'
DUDE! NO! YOU'RE IN A CAVE! 😂
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I was thinking the same thing 😂
The level of anxiety I felt watching that was off the charts, FF through the crawl space! 😳
I love these cave videos because I would never ever do something like this 😂
Where is this one located ?
Where are these caves located at, state??
Goood luck getting an answer ! Gate keepers right heree
If I went into any cave I would have to have it marked so I can find my way out just in case.
It's also good that you went in there as a group and not by yourself.
You guys should bring some glow sticks so ya can drop them down the deep holes with water and see how far they go. Amazing job you guys. Absolutely love watching!
Carry in, carry out. Suppose you could tie one to a line, though.
That'll work better!
Get a very long rope, and a heavy rock and start to lower it down and see how deep it goes and a gopro and a light attached. they used to this method centuries ago and a ship tried to do it over the Marianas trench and his biggest rope was 200ft I think.
Edit: they used this method but not with a gopro and a light, the way they measured it is if it hit the bottom they would use the wet part of the rope to measure how deep it is. (It's just my guess on how they did it back then)
@@ApokalyptikNMand alas, they called it…Mark! Twain! At least for river passage.
Lol, at 17:36 I thought you stumbled on some cave cannibals that had Ronald McDonald strung upside down with his head cut off.
I still don’t know what that is. I have been searching comments p
@@pickle2549 I believe it was the pants of the explorer, Mineral Dude.
You can tell that a few people had been there over the years but knowing people have explored there all the way back to at least 1849 is crazy. I wonder what other initials were written on the walls and have since been washed away. I would not be shocked if there were cave paintings in there at some point because it is a nice (sometimes safe but sometimes dangerous) area that is also probably easy to defend if needed since there seems to only be one accessible entrance which would be pretty easy to guard since to enter you have to walk through some water to enter the cave.
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It would’ve been nice to see an underwater shot of that blue hole.