Gracias gracias. Me alegro que te haya gustado. 🙏🏻

Glad you enjoy it Phillip. Indeed we live in an extraordinary planet 🌏!!!

Ankit. Thank you very much. I am very glad you enjoyed it, and I appreciate your comments and feedback. Very thankful 🙏🏻🙂

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoy it 🙏🏻🙂

Thank you. That effect in real life is beyond incredible. Tried my best to capture it in camera. Glad you enjoy it

Lydia, thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it and yes, Cenotes should be on your “bucket list” 😊🙂

Thank you Simon !!!! OSS !!! 🥋

Thank you David. I appreciate you

Thank you. Glad you enjoy it

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoy the videos 😊😊😊🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you Chel !!! As always … it makes me happy when you enjoyed the content.

Thank you buddy … shark video with you is coming soon !!!! 🤿🤙🏻 🦈

Lisa, thank you so very much. It makes me very happy you enjoyed it so much. 🙏🏻

Thank you buddy. You need to travel down there and see that place for yourself. You won’t be disappointed. If you think the video was great … in person is 10 times better. Let’s do it !!!

Amazing 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Thank you. I appreciate your input so very much. So encouraging to hear words like that 🙏🏻👏

Gracias. Qué bueno que te gustó.

Así es … espectacular lugar. Increíble lo bello de nuestro planeta

Claro que si Marc … es un lugar espectacular 😍 Muchas gracias y me alegro que te haya gustado el vídeo 🙏🏻👏👏

Estoy de acuerdo. Un lugar espectacular wow

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoy it. Pretty soon… we are editing part II and should be coming out in few weeks. Stay tune … pretty cool footage.

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it. Here is the info of max depth per section: Garden of Eden: 39 ft Dreamgate: 23 ft Chikin Ha: 33 ft Tajma Ha: 48 ft We did a total of 7 dives to film the clips shown on this video (part I). The duration of each dive was between 55 and 67 minutes

Rosa, nos has dado una gran idea para nuestros futuros vídeos. Muchas gracias 🙏🏻 😊

Estoy de acuerdo con su comentario, realmente es un video espectacular y de esa manera los hispanos parlantes y en especial los mejicanos apreciarían aún más las riquezas naturales de su país.

Thank you for your comment. It is indeed thought provoking and your point in well taken. Cavern and cave diving worldwide is done with open circuits and it wasn’t until recently that rebreathers started to be used more commonly in these environments (i.e Ed Sorenson etc) and surely rebreathers have their advantages in certain caves (not only for gas conservation, but also for silt prevention) but I am not sure all caverns, caves and cenotes for that matter, require rebreathers to prevent damage of their formations. In fact, several studies have been done in the cenotes, including Cenote Zapote where amazing biological formations call Bells, have been throughly researched, and there is no evidence to suggest CO2 has any effect of the formations. Again, I do see your point and I absolutely agree rebreathers are a welcome tool, just not sure it must be used routinely to prevent damaging caves and caverns formations. Thank you again 🙏🏻🙂

@@Underwater_Explorations awesome insight I’ve always heard to use them during cave dives to prevent damage to formations and what not I’ll definitely have to look into the cenotes studies but love the content from you guys!

@@blkrfleb9718 Thank you very much. I appreciate you 🙂🙏

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it 🙏🏻

Matthew … very happy you found the video interesting. Thank you so much for your feedback 🙏🏻😊