Lol they immediately throw the Italians under the bus. Then, turns out, with all their gear and camera work, they didn't go as far as them. Kind of a pointless video

You are so smart

Are there anyways to get past bad air or do u need bulky equipment

U need to be on dicovery channel high quality content

The best part of this cave is that we never have to go there

Trying to badmouth the Italian explorers who went there first is bad form... You can't just reject their contribution by saying they might have falsified their information. A simple reference to their names wouldn't harm either: Giuseppe Muscio and Umberto Sello. It's condescending on your part, to say the least.

Thanks for the video. Nicely done! I am Packraft shopping for NW Territory trips. I see that your group used both skirted and self-bailers. Which do you recommend and why? I have done N Canada trips (canoe) and I am aware of the cold water temps (also from Northern MN). Wet suit or dry suit and why?

I have the same feelings as you, I'm afraid of the mystery in the caves even though I'm very curious. Congratulations because you are all safe!

A fifteen minute walk but we’ll take the jeep. Typical jeep owner language. Then we found a rubber ducky deep inside the cave. It was so deep in that cave. Oh my god it’s so deep in my cave!

Hi, I explored a few caves in the Dominican Republic back in the 90s while I was working there. I found one with ancient Caribe paintings, mostly of animals etc. I was told it was probably an ancient spirit cave where locals would visit the spirits of their ancestors. After I had a good look around and took some photos the government gated the entrance to prevent anyone else going in. It was quite a small entrance, about 50cm across and quite steep. To make sure I could get back out up the slippery slope I put a bolt in at the top of the steep section. That probably gave whoever eventually went in to record it a wtf moment, thinking they were in a previously unexplored cave.

Amazing video of this fantastic cave - As a child, I spent many weekend trips with my father and his friends who mapped and surveyed the region and its caves. He would be pleased to see people enjoying the fruits of his labour and as passionate about caving as he was!!

Better y’all than me honestly 🙂‍↔️

Brazil 🤟🏻

i was today at graspop but i had to leave early, despite wanting to see them, thank you a lot it's a cool video

I'm going to rammstein on 28 june, in Belgium, I have golden cirlce tickets.

Sujas vagina must be dirty in that water

Just Ran the middle on my week long trip there. It was amazing

the cave of saitama-esk pharmacopia... love it... <3

Wow! I really love your courage. Most people reacting negative won't attempt this. I'm from Suriname and I think this was fantastic. Most of us are jealous I think because we live here and never done this. Great vid!❤

I appreciate your work guys, I'm shocked because I live near to that zone and I've never known that cave was there until I watched this video. Keep doing this, you guys are amazing.

Better stay out there, luckyli no animal or tribe took you out 😉

Hello, i am dominican, and first time i hear from this cave, I hope visit someday. Thanks for that video. In my country, dominican republic, we have so many natural wonders like this.

Dude the jungle is clearly not for you🤣🤣🤣 I really don’t appreciate you disrespecting my home like that, you’re clearly an invader in unfamiliar territory. The jungle is not anymore “dangerous” than the forests of North America. Stop demonizing the jungles. And that jaguar was not “ready to pounce on you” as they almost never attack humans, he was just chillin there clearly, and if he was to prey on something, you’d be the last thing on his menu

Homie you alive?

Nope. No. I don't go underground, or in caves, and I don't go into the air, and I don't go under water or go to high, steep places. And I like it like that a LOT.

helpful video but very misleading thumbnail... there is no reason to be more than 20 ft above the ground

Why is she naked

Wow I found another Eddy, there is not that many of us my possible cousin so you got a Sub just in case from me 😃

You guys are in Jaguar territory, show some respect as guest in my country! If I was the jaguar I would’ve dealt accordingly cause you clearly don’t know how to behave in true nature.

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiick!!!!

Glad this has a lot of views - shocked that the channel isn't much more popular.

I live here in Puerto Rico and I’m very excited to go check these out. I’m originally from Texas.

hey if you are courageous enough, you should try the European jungles of France or Italy, that's the real deal, with my crew we were not able, we turned on the GPS raider and waited for the rescues to arrive, in all the world there was not such place as what we saw there, predators roaming in those lands you can't imagine, but you kind of clickbait crap us with the jaguar thing, come on you could almost pet it right ?

damn she beats the tomb raider girl !!! mmmmmmmm !!!

Would you guys ever go back? With air tanks you might be able to explore that waterfall without breathing all that bad air.

i wonder if we can do this in palau?

That road is an above average mountain road in Colorado, and it is clearly heavily trafficked based on the lack of overgrowth.

I could never do this....I'm too risk averse

Imagine getting muddy in a cave, wait what!

Def should've been a Toyota!

Exploring caves, something I would love to do, but will probably never get too deep into. Two reasons; I'm too big and to be honest, I don't think I could handle the constant dark and tight spaces not knowing what's beyond. For now I'll have to stick to show caves and the one time I did a spelunking tour at Wind Cave in the Black Hills. Kudos to those who do this.

It was probably raining or had rained recently. That's how it turns into a raging river.

fire !

Nope, not gonna do it. I'll stay up ground till God calls me home. 😮😂

That was brilliant. Thank you for this. Enjoyed ti very much. You two are very brave.

intriguing...

Very cool. Reverse mountain climbing has always been an interest to this old spelunker. The bad air must be nitrogen and carbon dioxide from the decaying organic debris, which is seen in the video, even in the lower passages. Harmful gasses are especially concentrating in the dry sections isolated by sumps, and in the lowest, poorest breathing sections of the cave. I would be careful using a lighter as a testing device. Methane could be present, methane being a highly flammable gas also produced in the process of the decay of organic matter. I am so pleased this dangerous expedition produced no extreme drama and all returned safely to the surface, a credit to your planning. Kudos to that small Italian team as well. Were there even LED lamps and lithium batteries 30 years ago? I remember when we used acetylene miners' lamps in the late 1960's.

i did it on a mountain bike 3 weeks ago piece of piss

shit looks like a nightmare🤣props

So what