No worries, if you get stuck, just reload from the last quick save point. :D

I used to have to go through this both ways uphill to get to school and back

My father was a miner ,deep mines , and watching this give me a whole new respect for what he did to raise 6 kids

Man, that little fish makes me feel very irrelevant for some reason. All these different creatures experiencing reality in some form. The idea of some fish being born and living out it's entire life inside a single little pool of water 3.5 hours deep into some mostly unknown cave is about the loneliest thing i can think of, and there are millions upon millions of creatures in similar situations. Darwinism is such an ice cold indifferent reality to come to terms with, it's no surprise people have been trying to come up with literally anything else to explain this sort of stuff. I find it endlessly fascinating at the same time though

"We're trying to get into a place called high anxiety" *Enters cave* Me: *immediate high anxiety*

This is my worst nightmare, being squeesed between two rock walls , being able to barely move harms and legs. Really brave guys!

By profession I am software engineer, when I get exhausted by writing a lot of codes, I was these videos. These are really relaxing, thanks for taking the time to make these

This is the only cave I’ve ever been in. We only made it to the ropes just before the falls before we turned back. My hips got stuck in exit hole and I panicked a bit. I really enjoyed getting to see the rest of this cave. We were Not prepared to to explore completely.

Imagine when you exit the cave you find that everybody is gone, deserted, like the cave was a portal to some other dimension or something. Creepy.

Watching all 15 minutes and 51 seconds of this only confirmed to me that I am never, NEVER, doing this in my life

I m a miner from Pakistan and I have been to many mines deep inside the earth, but this is really insane and it gave me goosebumps every seconds of your movements inside! Bravo! Love from Pakistan! ❤❤

That caves actually insanely cool, the water running must have been running for hundreds of thousands of years to carve away at the rocks like that.

Imagining the worst that could happen. An earthquake, heavy rain filling the cave with water, lights going out and having to navigate in pitch darkness. I'm fine watching this from the comfort of my bed.

Smart that they went in there with a camera cause cameramen never die

The patterns worn into the rock over thousands of years is so beautiful

This channel has the best caving adventure so please hurry up and upload new video I think I almost watch all and I just stumbled up on this channel Tuesday and I can't stop watching ❤

I have many interests, and have had many adventures in my life, but this is not one of them, and it shall remain that way.

Oh boy, I'll keep guard at the entrance, someone has to do that too.

I live about 25 minutes from this cave but I’ve never been in it… Thanks for taking me along with you guys…😅

Nature is the ultimate healer, offering solace and rejuvenation for both mind and body. Every time I'm immersed in nature, I feel a profound sense of peace and connectedness

I appreciate people like this,. Who have cameras, so I can get a glimpse without going into these places.

I can't believe that people enjoy doing this. This looks really terrifying to me. And they are also so relaxed and seem to have fun as well. Unbelievable

Exploring a cave for the first time was an eye-opening experience, revealing a fear I never knew I had: claustrophobia. As I descended into the depths, the sense of confinement amplified my anxiety. Despite knowing I was physically capable, a persistent fear lingered, convincing me I might not find my way back. Watching my brother disappear into narrow crevices triggered an instinctual reluctance, yet the fear of isolation compelled me to follow suit. The fear of abandonment outweighed the fear of the unknown, propelling me into spaces I initially deemed impassable. Water added another layer of intensity, intensifying the eerie atmosphere. The unnerving combination of enclosed spaces and water heightened the entire adventure, making it a harrowing yet unforgettable escapade.

That fish was a sculpin. Pretty cool to see. Some cave species have been split from other species in recent years so it would be interesting if this population is just found in caves or if they just wandered in there which they are also fond of doing

It’s crazy how some small entrance in the woods has such an elaborate cave system underneath, props to the guys that mapped that place so others could explore it

The fact there is a fish 3.5 hours into a cave makes u wonder what else exists underground

i went through this cave today, first time. we met some guy and his gf who guided us all the way down to the bottom, loved it

that is scary shit and i've looked down a barrel at loaded chambers and didnt feel as nervous as watching you guys. great stuff fellas.

Imagine the first person to ever crawl this path, basically crossing their fingers that they’ll be able to get out. Absolute mad-lad

Judging but those rocks, the entire cave seems to flood periodically. Imagine you were down there when an unexpected storm starts pouring.

Just discovered u guys. Thanks for taking me with u on these adventures. Those tight spaces u go thru makes me hyperventilate. Stay safe & thanks for the ride.

Your tiktok video led me here. So glad I found yall. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing with people like me that could never expirence this.

I would rather walk naked through the streets of London, then descend in to that cave, hats off to you boys.

its crazy to think that someone had to discover this first

Excellent once again. Great job guys 👍 Better than a movie because the danger is real.

How many people are watching this video in 2024???😊❤

I grew up a few miles away from that cave. Never went past the waterfall. You guys are crazy lol.

"Alright we're at high anxiety" I'm sorry but the whole thing is high anxiety, if something happens there's no cell service at all to for help.

Why do I watch this right before I go to sleep.. I have extreme claustrophobia, but I love these videos lmao. No wonder I have nightmares

I respect you guys for doing this with a camera, so i dont have to.

This is literally the most anxiety I’ve had during a video, and yet I watched til the end

This is my favorite cave, the canyons are AMAZING! The water formations are so beautiful!!

It just blows my mind that people willingly do this, put themselves in a situation where things can go terribly wrong. Is this what it's like to live without anxiety?

The fact that he said we’ve been walking for hours makes you wonder how deep that cave really is 😳

0:48 big area just chill bro 1:00 oh noo real anxiety starts imagine being stuck there alone 💀💀☠️

imagine hearing minecraft cave sounds when alone in there

This is unironically one of the most horrifying things I've ever witnessed.

This looks really really exciting and lively. I want to do the same so badly. But i got exams, internship, freelancing, family. I am actually brutally stuck here

Wow, this cave is amazing. So beautiful. 🖤

The most stressful thing I can imagine here is going headfirst through a crevice no one has attempted before, where you don't know if there's a place you can even reach on the other side

imagine what a terrible anxiety-inducing experience just watching this as a livestream would be. yall are crazy brave.

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Excellent. Thanks for sharing.

2:32 those stones look so smooth that it looks like they haven't fully loaded into the game yet, but in real life. Edit: How the hell did this get 1600 likes

Me: 'I need to relax and unwind' KZfaq algorithm: 'You need to watch this!'

Imagine if one critical gets dislocated The whole cave entrance would crush you apart

My old man use to do this kind of thing back in West Virginia. The stories he told me gave me clostraphobia. Y'all have fun

Imagine you're hours deep into this cave and the thought pops into your head: "I wanna get out, now!"

I’m honestly amazed that these guys are able to climb down such steep terrain with ease while simultaneously carrying their massive balls of steel

Next time you are in Petty Johns go to Z bend and look up at the ceiling while on your back. There is a full lizard fossil skelton in the rock. I was stuck in there for about 45 minutes once waiting on two people in front of me so I plenty of time to look around. That's a pretty neat cave to explore.

Your channel has inspired me to save money for caving equipment

You know what seems fun? Literally never doing this, ever.

Mad respect! People dont realise how strong you gotta be mentally to do this all it takes is a stone to break or shift and there stuck in there forever or death! this is not a joke! Thanks for the show!

Meanwhile I get anxiety walking under bridges feeling that it will collapse on me and I refuse to go into elevators

7:05 I've just had to pause so I can take a break lol You dudes are super brave. OMG I can see why this place is called High Anxiety !!

So crazy that little hole in the ground leads to that huge, open ass cave lol. Really cool!

Who else is watching very anxious for them to hurry up and get to sunlight ?

Thank you for doing this so I can watch and not need to go there!

i just don’t understand cavers. who sees a tiny crack in the wall and thinks “yeah i bet i could fit through that”?

Once upon a time, someone explored these caves with no clue where the next hole would take them 😳

Any one from manjummal boys😂

I like to think of myself as a daring adventurer, not afraid to do most things, but I'm totally fine watching this instead of attempting.

There's something simultaneously terrifying and satisfying about this that both makes me want to do it and also never want to touch it in my life.

Imagine being in a cave for 6 hours and not even finding iron... So unlucky

Massive respect to you both for risking your lives to record this masterpiece for us

LOL, I can remember doing this in caves when I was a teenager, 50 years ago! One has to be careful because the risk of getting stuck is real. That's why caving alone without a buddy, is a really bad idea. When you have to inhale and hold your breath to squeeze thru (I remember doing that once), then you KNOW its tight!

Don't forget to place torches on the walls of the cave on your left side so that you know your way back out if you get stuck or if there is no other exit.

Imagine giant ants returning home to already find food

bro you are in peaceful mode, because I didn't see a mob

Oh no! Petty John is here to scold us. “Hey you young whipper snappers, get out of my cave right now ya see!”

id rather climb a rocky mountain than do this honestly i know both are scary AF but this scares me more. imagine losing your way and not being able to fit in any of the cracks anymore and trying to go back only to find out the way you came from is already flooded with water.

In case anyone was wondering the fish towards the end (@14:55) is a sculpin, I think it may be a banded sculpin or a mottled sculpin. For the location it's most likely a mottled sculpin. Here's some facts if anyone's interested: Sculpins live in cave streams, springs, and surface streams. Individuals will migrate between underground and aboveground habitats, with adults more often being found in the cave portions of streams and juveniles in surface springs and streams. Sculpins use stream pools and areas under rocks that offer more protection to hide in..You can find them in both pool and riffle areas with a variety of substrates including silt or gravel, as seen in this video. Just something interesting I thought I'd put out here. Pretty cool that they happened to see one as some sculpins are endangered species, such as the grotto sculpin.

Him: "OH NO U GOT STUCK" John jones: "dont worry bro the cops are coming to rescue us" Him: "oh thank god... wait"

You guys are so brave, I'm sitting in my bed watching you and I feel like I'm suffocating - but cave climbing is a dream for me to do in the future when I'm 60, so if I get stuck or fall into the cave I don't care too much about not wanting to die 😅

This cave is actually a lot of fun. It can be dangerous if you're careless but it is relatively safe and easy to find your way and not get lost , plus I have always run into a couple if other groups of people while inside so you would eventually hear someone if you actually happen to get lost. The best part is the swiss cheese holes. It is exactly how I imagine crawling and sliding through a giant hunk of swiss cheese only clay mud and rock. Excellent hide and seek. Not the most beautiful but definitely the most fun cave I have been in.

You guys are crazy, thanks for the safe experience viewing 😀🙌

Kudos to the team from Subaashu , from inside the guna cave 🎉

I am a caver and search explore caves for last 20 years, once I found a serpent in a 500 feet cave in India,that serpent has some glowing stones he was protecting, it was looks like a precious stone, however, suddenly we found there were thousands of serpent coming to us, so we decided to go back and we safely came out, it was so scary but i bet the precious glowing stone that snake has costs millions of dollars

“High Anxiety” A great way to describe my mental state while watching this.

the thing that's most grateful for is they did not forget their way back. it would be very stressful to get trapped there. even if you shout, who can hear you?

Thank you, friend. Thanks to you, I can see inside the cave while lying down without feeling anxious or afraid🗿

Claustrophobia's kicken in.. you guys are very brave!

Taking a risk while counting on yourself is one thing, but taking a risk while counting on things you can´t control another. If you suffer an injury or the water level increases unexpected fast, then you are in big trouble.

why do humans turn into cavemen whenever they see holes on the ground?"OOH, big hole, must get inside"

The worst part is someone had to do it first. Each and every hole someone said "yeah imma just go down there and see if it's possible to get out"

Crazy cool stuff, thanks!

4:39 that water looks so clean 😮

“Alright we are at high anxiety” Me: wasn’t the high anxiety the place you entered at the first place? *laughs in anxiety*

I already get high anxiety when i have to crawl under my bed to pick up something that fell.

New subscriber! thank you for sharing this very intense adventure of you two!