I’ve actually been scuba diving in a cave (well, cavern according to the standard diving definition). Far enough, though, that I couldn’t get back to air without someone sharing theirs with me.
There’s also some good, terrifying documentaries that I can recommend.
But yeah, I’m not going in a cave ever again. I will go under water and even get a decompression obligation again, but nothing but the largest, safest carves ever again.
I’m too old for this shit.
Am curious about those documentaries. I love caves, but stick to safe tours and whatnot. I don’t know that I would be OK exploring a “wild” cave.
“Dave not coming back”. Those people are ridiculously suicidal. Watch it and contact me later. It’s absolutely insane if you understand what they were actually doing. They don’t do a good enough job explaining that.
“The last breath” that’s on Netflix. Not quite the same. Terrifying nonetheless.
Appreciate it, I’ll check them out.
https://youtu.be/nnI_oZKxzl0?si=VIyyZmoFmWK565JB
Here’s a YouTube documentary on one of the most famous cases.
Dave Not Coming Back comes to mind.
Yup. That’s the one. Suggested earlier.
Very suicidal behavior, but a different way to die than, well, downing while clawing at the solid rock above you.
I know a lot about scuba, and that’s why I’m not going into caves again.
This is petrifying
Good progress so far.
I can’t wait to watch some freaky YouTube doc about this in a couple months
The other half will cost 27,000,000 Lire
Its Lira, be unfunny but at least precise
Or about £20