High Anxiety Inside Petty Johns Cave

[andreamarchisi]

This is my worst nightmare, being squeesed between two rock walls, being able to barely move harms and legs. Really brave guys!

[sammyreider]

Watching all 15 minutes and 51 seconds of this only confirmed to me that I am never, NEVER, doing this in my life

[nation]

I used to have to go through this both ways uphill to get to school and back

[hayatwy]

My father was a miner, deep mines, and watching this give me a whole new respect for what he did to raise 6 kids

[sliedogg]

I appreciate people like this, . Who have cameras, so I can get a glimpse without going into these places.

[ErichHans]

"We're trying to get into a place called high anxiety"
*Enters cave*
Me: *immediate high anxiety*

[hundragant]

Imagining the worst that could happen. An earthquake, heavy rain filling the cave with water, lights going out and having to navigate in pitch darkness.
I'm fine watching this from the comfort of my bed.

[RayhanSardar-xngl]

By profession I am software engineer, when I get exhausted by writing a lot of codes, I was these videos. These are really relaxing, thanks for taking the time to make these

[morn]

No worries, if you get stuck, just reload from the last quick save point. :D

[reganmccarthy]

Imagine when you exit the cave you find that everybody is gone, deserted, like the cave was a portal to some other dimension or something. Creepy.

[apmaz]

I can't believe that people enjoy doing this. This looks really terrifying to me. And they are also so relaxed and seem to have fun as well. Unbelievable

[aliminingcompany]

I m a miner from Pakistan and I have been to many mines deep inside the earth, but this is really insane and it gave me goosebumps every seconds of your movements inside! Bravo! Love from Pakistan! ❤❤

[puzzLEGO]

This is literally the most anxiety I’ve had during a video, and yet I watched til the end

[amphroz]

It’s crazy how some small entrance in the woods has such an elaborate cave system underneath, props to the guys that mapped that place so others could explore it

[ridge]

Imagine the first person to ever crawl this path, basically crossing their fingers that they’ll be able to get out. Absolute mad-lad

[toomanysymbols]

Man, that little fish makes me feel very irrelevant for some reason. All these different creatures experiencing reality in some form. The idea of some fish being born and living out it's entire life inside a single little pool of water 3.5 hours deep into some mostly unknown cave is about the loneliest thing i can think of, and there are millions upon millions of creatures in similar situations. Darwinism is such an ice cold indifferent reality to come to terms with, it's no surprise people have been trying to come up with literally anything else to explain this sort of stuff. I find it endlessly fascinating at the same time though

[Chance-ryhq]

I have many interests, and have had many adventures in my life, but this is not one of them, and it shall remain that way.

[KleinerTimmy]

Smart that they went in there with a camera cause cameramen never die

[danthegaff]

I respect you guys for doing this with a camera, so i dont have to.

[RelaxFireplaceKTV-vqgp]

Nature is the ultimate healer, offering solace and rejuvenation for both mind and body. Every time I'm immersed in nature, I feel a profound sense of peace and connectedness