These Cavers Had The Most Tragic Ends | Caving Gone Wrong MARATHON #3

Disclaimer:
All content in this video is intended for educational purposes only. The stories shared are designed to raise awareness about caving, highlighting the potential risks and consequences of taking it lightly. The information and materials used are sourced from public records and are used strictly for educational purposes under YouTube's fair use policy. Viewer discretion is advised, and always ensure you engage in safe, responsible caving practices with proper guidance.

In today's video, we will be looking at 15 Horrifying Caving stories that went Terribly Wrong. It's a RECAP of the top stories we've covered so far on the channel.

As always, viewer discretion is advised.
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#disaster #horrorstories #caverescue

[foodforthought]

Coffee, bag of popcorns, warm blanket, Christmas holidays and this Marathon Caving Video….I’m having the time of my life 😄

Happy New Year Cave Story Addicts 🎇

[i.ehrenfest]

I’m beginning to think there is an evolutionary advantage to claustrophobia

[jamesbelfer]

Sometimes when I feel sad about my problems, I watch these videos and realize that my problems are not that bad at all.

[andream.]

Makes me appreciate being in my nice warm house, comfy on the couch.

[siiiiiuu]

I've been binge-watching these cave stories for the past few days and for some reason, I thought there'd be at least a few deaths due to some sort of animal attack or poisonous insect or something. Maybe it should be a sign to humans when even animals aren't going into these caves for shelter lol

[buffbatman]

Why? How does one choose this over a beer and a steak at applebees? Ill never understand

[UnWonMo]

To everyone who sees this, may your New Year be bright, and your heart filled with happiness. Wishing you great success and joy!

[AyrKid]

Seth, the caver who wandered and got stuck alone in the cave, was so lucky the hikers passed by

[renkain]

59:38 if you're ever in a position where you have to warm someone to prevent hypothermia, do not rub their cold skin, since any tiny ice crystals that could have formed will cause more harm when rubbed against skin with low circulation. Use warm, dry clothing and ambient heat as much as you can, instead

[Zoro-zg]

Love to watch those videos but it feels like my higherself wants me to watch them for never going to cave😂

[amie]

My half bath in my house is small. I panic if I have to close the door. You couldn't get my behind in a cave. Even if it was a vast cave of one giant room and a hole in the cave ceiling. I've seen the movie Descent. I've seen these videos. There is nothing I think I would like in a cave.... Or small bathroom.

[dlmcc]

why anyone does this is beyond me. It’s not only incredibly dangerous but you put other people at risk having to go in here and look for you to rescue you which most times ends up failing anyway. There are so many other adrenaline pumping/risk taking things you can do than this. I’m not even claustrophobic. I just think it’s insane

[-gnsn]

That first story seems so foolhardy. How could you go somewhere it says is dangerous without a guide, with rising water with only one light.

[brianjohnson]

I get it you want to explore, no disrespect to anyone . But you have to know your limitations

[michelletoni]

So weird, I am hooked on these tragic caving stories & the people are addicted to, putting their lives in grave danger, makes no sense.

[ludwigkayser]

"The cave narrowed as they proceeded, FORCING them to squeeze through sharp openings."

OR...

[Yimmy-it]

I like to take this time to Praise and Thank God that he gave me weak knees and ankles so I know I can never do this.

[MustangMike]

There’s one thing I can guarantee in my lifetime. I will never enter a cave.

[ronch]

I swear, these people don't have many problems in life and go down there in search for more.

[clairestreet]

New to the channel! Enjoying your content! ❤