Divers React to 800+ ft deep dive by Dr. Richard Harris at Pearse Resurgence

This is an incredible dive, 800+ feet deep into a cave...16 hours long!!!

──────────────────────
BECOME A MEMBER!
Join here and get access to perks:
──────────────────────

[DrHarryH]

Hey guys, thanks for having me on the show. Love your content and hope we get to dive together one day soon. Harry

[shaunspadafora]

Dr. Harris' dive skills are eclipsed only by his humility. When I was in medical school, a very wise professor taught me "There are only two kinds of doctors - those who are humble and those who are about to be." I aspire to be just like Richard Harris. This dude is such a fantastic role model. Respect ✊

[alexrydin]

I’ll never get over how lucky those kids were that one of the best cave divers in the world also happened to be a practicing anesthesiologist.

[ZYXWVUQQ]

Being an anesthesiologist helps him massively understand dynamics of deep diving. Incredible human. Great video guys!

[suesnow]

No wonder this guy was Australian person of the year! He’s got that humility you see in so many Australians, never taking credit for the awesome things he’s done. I have to say, this was one of the best videos I’ve seen, (other than any video with Edd)😃 Thank you so much!

[Norrellco]

Thanks you guys. Thank you to Dr. Harris for guest starring. Thanks for doing this and doing it for the right reasons. Amazing content always and quality human beings.

[joediamondcpa]

As a non diver, I watch every video Woody and Gus make, why? not only are they both great story tellers, but the quality of the videos are fantastic and this makes for an enjoyable experience. But, mainly, I am learning about how exciting and educational diving can be and, even more important, the lessons of safety, which is the main purpose of their videos, apply to everyday life for non divers. So these videos teach you to be an expert in your trade, use your head, use common sense.

[johnm]

I know this gets thrown around a lot but... This man is a hero in every sense of the term. He and his crew literally risked their lives to save these kids. I'm not expert but it almost seems like rescuing someone from outer space would of been easier than what they did. I was glued to this video. What an amazing story and individual.

[Nefville]

After seeing how quickly David Shaw went from "doing work" to being dead at 900ish ft. (30 seconds, if that), I have a lot more respect and a deep sense of worry for anyone else trying it. Its so deceptively dangerous. That being said, what a beautiful cave. My God the story of that rescue though, wow. That is insane.

[clifton]

52:34 " What are you going to do? You have to just get on with it."

He thought there was practically no chance the rescue would be successful, and was warned he might be imprisoned if anyone dies, but still never hesitated. I couldn't have more respect for him.

[_Kayla_]

As an Aussie, this fills me with so much pride. What a guy. Very proud to see one of our own out here doing fantastic things. I also have to say, it's nice to hear a familiar accent 😂
Edit: No way, he's in my neck of the woods too. Super awesome.

[TheCornDavis]

I love how he talks about his emotional state too, not just the process. It’s wild all of the places we don’t even know about on the earth. These guys are amazing! Places that most anyone will NEVER see in person, they showed to us. Dry discovery is amazing as it. There is so much under the water that we have yet to see. Wild.

[mikesbigadventures]

I subscribed to Richard Harris at about the “argument” point in this video. He was so deadpan with his delivery and hilarious. Very calming when watching something that is so advanced and dangerous. Simply incredible.

[isthiswherewecamein]

I've never been more glued to a discussion like this. Harry has the attitude, morality, and modesty that is so uncommon in today's society. A true hero we can ALL APPLAUD and learn life lessons from. Great show guys.

[dougcook]

Damn this guy rocks lol. I've seen local musicians with the sense of self importance Richard has. It's a blessing to have you and people like you here on earth with us!

[lydialeigh]

What a great interview!! Getting to see the cave at those extreme depths all while listening to Harry narrate the adventure - wow! Hope to see/hear more from him. Definitely will be subscribing to his channel. Thanks Woody & Gus for another stellar discussion! So good!

[henkelsmallenginerepair]

As someone who is terrified of drowning and being underwater for extended periods of time, the two of you have made me consider taking a diving class and trying it out someday. Stumbled upon one of your videos and now I have to keep watching, very enjoyable thank you!

[PhoenixShin]

This was an amazing video. It was an even bigger surprise at how instrumental he was in the Thai cave rescue. Thanks to you guys and Richard for all the great insight into everything: the logistics, the effort for safety, the extra info about the Thai cave rescue, and just being awesome!

[Bismarck]

Wow! This has got to be one of your best videos to date. The dive footage was epic and the interview with Richard Harris was just so engaging. Great work.

[aussie_philosopher]

This has to be one of the most amazing videos I've ever seen. Makes me proud to be Australian. I'm sure he was my anesthesiologist while in surgery. He's a legend.