150ft Deep Hole Leads To Secret River Cave

This underground river was hiding at the bottom of the 150ft deep pit in the ground. We will definitely be back to explore further in this place

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[Gunstar]

The thing that always surprises me is you cant tell the scale of these caves until someone else stands infront of the camera. Thank you for sharing your trips.

[Michael--]

This is what YouTube was made for! Thank you guys for sharing your adventures.

[JustinQuilling]

I'm probably claustrophobic and a bit scared of heights, but this cave checked off all the boxes I'd like to see in a cave: a deep entrance, large galleries, stalagmites and stalactites, cool formations, a subterranean river, and wildlife. Wow.

[Medic]

Amazing! And I do appreciate y'all taking us on this beautiful adventure. And because nobody was dropping foul language, I got to watch it with my grandchildren. Refreshing. Thanks!

[judon]

without YouTube and your sharing, I never know something like this existing under earth. It's amazing and scary.

[kspen]

So cool how each cave has it's own personality and formations.
I wish someone could take some still photos of the crystal formations so we can see the details better. And put them at the end of the video.
Absolutely a beautiful cave.
I hope James's ankle isn't too badly hurt.

[patsaylor]

You can tell if a cave is hard to get to when there is no graffiti!

[sigitwixam]

As a speleologist in Indonesia, i suggest you to check the rope regulary due to your rigging technique, especially when rope got friction on stone/cave ornament. Have a nice adventure, bro

[SametleGeziYorum]

Congratulations. You move forward in every cave you enter without damaging anything. You don't even harm the animals or stones you see. you are amazing

[nelsonchinasamy]

Balls of steel you guys have. Me, I feel claustrophobic riding an elevator alone.

[ryan]

THAT IS SO COOL! Congrats gentleman! And thank you for not destroying it and having complete respect ❤️

[sqss]

Hello guys, there is a huge cave in Brazil, legend says that it connects São Tome das Letras (Brazil) and Macchu Picchu (Peru), the Brazilian army entered it once to reconnoitre the depth, they spent 7 days inside the cave and returned due to lack of supplies, the name is Gruta do Carimbado, it would be very interesting for you to look up it. I love your videos keep up the good work!!

[alexhufford]

Do you ever wonder if there is ever an unknown species of animal down there just waiting to hunt something? I would be terrified to explore that deep into it. Amazing footage, I watched the whole thing

[MikhailCazi]

That first rappel was CRAZY!!! The floor just never seemed to come - just zipping lower and lower. Must be exhilarating! That was definitely much, much deeper than it seemed.

[christine.m.b.]

Ez nagyon szuper volt. Aranyosak voltak az ott élő kis állatok és mindenhol érdekes helyek. A vízes barlangok nagyon jók. Annyira irígylem.✨

[stlmopoet]

This is absolutely amazing. I envy your youth and strength to be able to do this. Thank you for taking us along. I just joined your channel the other day.

[TchSktch]

i grew up saying I would never go caving but I think your videos have changed my mind, although I know for a fact I won't be going into anything that looks even remotely sketchy (unsure if my body can fit, seemingly-loose ground/overhangs, and I definitely will not be going alone at all)

[twobirdsonedrone]

I could watch this for hours. Once again, thank you for bringing me along on this adventure.

[AwildGwen]

the collective after charging the formations was oddly hilarious and wholesome

[estesfamily]

One of the most amazing caves you guys have explored yet! Looking forward to you going back again and pushing further. Stay safe!