Cave diver becomes part of cave | The Agen Allwedd diving tragedy

This is one of the craziest cave diving stories I have ever told. This is a story of cave diving gone wrong.

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[BiggHefty]

You know what never ceases to amaze me? How people can ignore that gut feeling that tells that maybe they shouldn't.

[benhur]

Number 1 rule of cave diving: Never go cave diving.

[xxmikexx]

There are only two levels of cave diver.
1) Expert
2) Former expert.

[timkunz]

You know this cave is not messing around when theres literally a part called “against all odds chamber” 💀

[mrstravel]

What’s scarier than being in a dark creepy claustrophobic cave? Being in a dark creepy claustrophobic cave filled with water 😧

[utuk]

I'm from the Great Plains. One thing we learn at an early age is to never assume that there has to be another gas station just up ahead.

[terrapinrocks]

How he just pressed on like that knowing his oxygen was so low is downright suicidal.

[lizzfrmhon]

Martin: Checks air supply. It’s not good. Decides to keep going.
Darwin Award

[KneelBBacon]

Whenever you hear the phrase, "nevertheless, they decided to press on" you know it's going to end badly.

[josimpson]

I’m pleased to say there’s absolutely no amount of money in the world that could ever persuade me to go cave diving.

[artlemagne]

When he said “ his body is still in there” that hit me. Imagine being right outside the cave where your best friend died and is currently in right now

[georgebishop]

"If you're not afraid to get stuck." That leaves me out.

[TheAikenHead]

Always fascinates me in these videos how often they seem to disregard the amount of air they have left.

[Krystalmyth]

I think it's amazing that the only truly legitimate reason to learn to cave dive is to have the skills to save people stuck in a cave.

[shadicthesaiyenify]

I dont care how unfulfilled I feel, i will never in my life ever consider cave diving. There is too much room for error

[jabloneynophony]

Whenever you are exploring an unfamiliar environment, always stop every 20 seconds or so, just to take a good look behind you. Most people don't seem to realize that on your way back, the environment will look completely unfamiliar as it is in reverse.

[williammaccarthey]

Something about crawling into your tomb without knowing until it's too late is unsettling.

[symbule]

My husband asked me how am I able to watch every one of your videos without panicking (i have anxious mood disorder) and it took me a couple seconds to think about it. Turns out these tragic situations are 100% preventable. I'll never go cave diving. Problem solved. No need to stress 🎉

[-BabyValentine-]

I have a theory. What if Roger ran out of air and cut the rope. Why? Because he knew his bestfriend would come looking for him and have to use the air meant for the travel back. He knew once Martin noticed the line was cut he’d go back, thus saving himself.

[miked]

I once read there are 'bold' divers and 'old' divers, but not 'old bold' divers. Case in point here.