The Most Brutal Nightmare For Caver | Caving Gone Terribly Wrong

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In today's video, we will be looking at 3 Horrifying Caving stories that went Terribly Wrong.

00:00 Goss Canyon Cave Tragedy
06:40 Glade Cave Nightmare
13:00 Rattlesnake Cave Nightmare
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#disaster #horrorstories #caverescue

[GregorSass-Ranitz]

"My tank holds 2 hours of oxygen. If I'm not back after 2 hours, get help." Yes, that sounds like a real solid plan.

[kennethwilliams]

I have survived 63 years on this planet without ever going into a cave, I think I'm going to live out my days without ever going into one.

[Robinhood]

“It’s a fear most of us can’t imagine.”

Most of us cant imagine climbing in caves like that in the first place.

[invideye]

2 hours of air in the tank with instructions for brother to get help at two hours if he is not back…sounds like a real solid plan with enough time to get help…

[steakandMilk]

"Determined to see what lay ahead" there's nothing literally nothing that lays ahead worth going cave diving for.

[christhornton]

Emily being trapped by boulders is terrifying by itself, but when you think about the person who had gone in front of her, and how she was also trapped by Emily and the boulders is absolutely horrifying.

[mimicotom]

I go to my ‘Man Cave’. Television, comfy sofas, fridge full of cold beer. My kind of caving.

[Rue_thie]

I've watched billions of caving videos to know that this shit ain't for me

[mrjerzheel]

Nothing to see in any cave worth dying for.

[peaches]

The best part about caving is that you don’t have to do it

[gabrielsfilms]

I mean dying from unsurvivable air almost instantly seems better then drowning?

[WiSMs]

As always, the humans slithering is so soothing to watch while listening to the story, lol

[josharzt]

Emily's cave rescuers aren't human, they are guardian Angels with no less than perfect, super human skills that thankfully brought her back to life from the brink. Incredible human beings right there, just Incredible 😊❤

[muchtested]

Where is the part, "They learned their lesson and never entered another cave?"

[jonson]

Imo nowadays there is 0 reason why a human should explore uncharted caves since there are drones that can be sent ahead to check it out.
And only if the footage shows its safe enough for humans to go in, it should be allowed.

[Sion_Revan]

As a dude that's broad and tall with a Dad body, I have no inclination to go looking for the back entrance into hell

[momsberettas]

Why would you crawl through a tunnel so small you have to be on your belly deep under the Earth in the dark? Some people really need to develop a sense of danger and self-preservation

[karengarr]

I wish in the first story that after just 3 times when his brother didn't respond to his tug, that he would have gotten on his phone and called for help. And, I wish that Paul hadn't dived alone!😔

[MsJamela]

I commend cave rescuers. The ideas they have to come up with to save people is wild.

[Imane-A]

What kind of air that man wanted to breath.. in that cave underwater .. this idiocy is just unbelievable