GoPro: “Yab Yum” | Searching The Maya Underworld | Part III
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Robbie takes us to his biggest discovery yet, the giant sinkhole, Yab Yum. This massive underground pit features a stunning array of stalagmites, stalactites, and other geological wonders. Guillermo and fellow archaeologist Dante Garcia join the dive crew to survey the bottom of the cave. Once there, they find an array of bear remains from the Ice Age.
Shot 100% on the HERO4® camera from GoPro.com.
A very special thanks to:
Robbie Schmittner, Toddy Waelde, Guillermo De Anda, Dante Garcia, Bil Phillips, Jim Coke, Jeff Clark, Gosia Pytel, Brian Wiederspan, Jeanna Edgerton, Adair Crow, Maria Noel Zisa, Marty O'Farrell
Thank you to the Instituto Nacional de Anthropología e Historia (INAH) for the kind support in the creation and presentation of this project.
INAH Researcher - Guillermo de Anda, Ph.D
The Quintana Roo Speleological Survey
Riviera Maya Grip, Hydroflex, Dive Rite, Big Blue Dive Lights, Xibalba Dive Center, Tulum Scuba, Protec Sardinia, Frog Kick Diving
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Toulouse "Biut"
Eskmo "Feed Fire
William Ryan Fritch
"Zotz II"
"Torrents of Feathers"
"Riviera"
"Maya"
"Tulum"
"Yuca"
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Cave diving is absolutely terrifying, not only is it highly claustrophobic but very easy to get turned around and stuck leading to your death. These dudes are frikin awesome, great video.
HUGE Props to the whole Divecrew & the GoPro Media Team! This documentary was absolutely INSANE!! Aamzing work - Videography and Editing-wise.
MORE!!!! PLEASE MAKE MORE!!!!!!!!!!!
Like this if you agree
comment here or hit that like button: if you are dead serious you want them to make more videos like this🌊
@@aztekwarrior8498 cant believe this only got 380k views. probably why they haven't made more
The most amazing documentary! It's literally a whole world waiting to be explored... The footage was breathtaking!
Thank you Todd! On behalf of everyone who worked on it, comments like this make it all worth it. Help spread the awareness so we can protect it!
Todd Mcdermaid fhrb
Todd Mcdermaid not literally...
Outstanding photography and what a cave! Thank you!
There is nothing more amazing than to see your colleagues discover something astonishing, and to understand that indescribable feeling of discovery. Congratulations to Robbie and the rest of the team. Explore on mates!
I can't begin to explain what GoPro films like these have done for me and my relationship with science. It's fueled my need to question the world around me and continue to explore, and finish school of course . Absolutely amazing.
Im 17, im a rescue diver and you cant imagine how i would like to form myself and dive there one day, this videos were AWESOME, congrats to everyone involved in it. I will share this becouse i think it needs to be seen by a lot of people, not just becaouse of the quality, but also becaouse of the message it transmits.
Hopefully one day i will be diving in those caves, so leave me something to discover :,)
Hey mate, I'm 17 too and going for divemaster at the end of the year. Cant wait to get myself to these caves, hopefully see you there!!!
Hey I'm also 17 and going for divemaster next year !!!!!!
ElectricAir42 wow cool I’m 13 and I’ve got my ocean diving license to 25m (having to go with a certified adult of course) would love to get my dive masters some time. Good luck on yours 👍
Edit: I know I can’t get it at the moment.
Wow kids. That's crazy! I'm 31 and I dont even have a driver's license.
Hey I'm 16 and did my master diver bevor a feew month
But what I wanna ask is did you went cave diving already?
OMG this cave is amazing !!!!!
Thanks to these people who risked their lives. They give us the opportunity to travel with them a lot of thanks, I felt swimming in that world ... spectacular video
Yeah I agree. This shit was absolutely mesmerizing and infinitely beautiful.
The whole series is just amazing! Loved it. ^_^
Totally jaw dropping footage guys as a diver for the past 16 years I am totally envious and in awe of what you are all having the privilege of doing. Stay safe
I've never been more amazed in my life. Imagine the places we haven't discovered yet. Truly fascinating!
holy shit, it was unbelievable!! i want more videos!! you guys are inspiring a generation, please, continue!
Imagine coming across what looks like a puddle in the middle of the jungle, jumping in and realizing you can’t touch the bottom, and finding another world below. This is the closest thing to a figment of my childhood imagination I’ve ever seen. The simple things like a ladder leading down to a small pool of water is straight out of a fantasy novel. What an amazing world we live in, with some very amazing people who possess an unbridled drive to go beyond what most of us could possibly dream of. They must feel like a small club who has a secret (which they are), and I could see how something like this could come to define one’s existence. It has to be a very powerful force. Thank you for this wonderful access and for doing what you do.
THESE VIDEOS NEED TO BE SHARED AND SPREAD WORLDWIDE! A MASSIVE THANK YOU! To the people who made this possible this is absolutely stunning and we MUST MAKE PEOPLE AWARE!!! WHAT A TREASURE!! THANK YOU! THIS NEEDS PROTECTION!!
Thanks, Karl. Hopefully these videos will bring awareness to the world of the need to protect these fragile and important caves.
Brian Wiederspan are you part of this whole searching the maya underworld series?
Hi Carter - Yes, I was one of the underwater camera operators
+Brian Wiederspan (😂BDub)
Time stands still there. It's like there is no beginning and no end. That kind of darkness is timeless. Just peace and beauty and water. Amazing video.
I can only thank you all for enlarging my world, my knowledge and our heritage in (literally ; ) such a profund way! I'm AMAZED!
All those bones and artifacts!! Simply AMAZING!!
Wow. Unreal. Like an alien world...
This may be perhaps the greatest and most unique cave system in the world along with cultural artifacts. Quite amazing.
Love this series, makes me appreciate this so much more. Also makes me realize what I'm missing out on by not getting certified in scuba diving.
This series is absolutely phenomenal, so fascinating
agreed!
Thanks for doing the exploration! I love learning about other cultures and discoveries about history! Good job everyone who partook in this exploration!
It's funny that this has been up for a while now as unlisted but gopro just decided to make it public since the other ones were already posted
Cole Weber please subscribe to my channel
wtf hahaha
moviegirl No,Stop asking.
I wish i could put how i feel about this video series into the appropriate words... I'm a filmmaker in a small town of Montana, and up until now I thought the hidden places I've witnessed that a single digit number of people including myself have seen with our own eyes was something that could not be topped, the feeling of knowing that I've found something so spectacular is incredible even on the minor scale of my findings compared to this, I can relate to what these archaeologists, divers, and overall the people and their opinions that I saw here can only be described as the true definition of an extraordinaire. I cannot thank everyone that was involved in this enough for it has inspired me and I'm certain every other viewer immensely! Keep up the good work guys, if I dare say, if I see any opportunity to pursue a way to one day witness this for myself with the goal of aiding in the preservation and education that comes out of these findings, it was you that made it happen. Well done!
This is incredible. Please make this into a consistent series. I get that it was difficult to coordinate divers and camera crews, but this is just too cool.
This is what life is all about, to explore and be surprised by the beauty this universe has for us.
This is great. I love Tulum...been there two times in the past 10 years. Good food, good people, great beaches, and apparently amazing diving!
One of the greatest things I've ever seen! Thank You! I've watched this several times over the course of several months and I am awe struck everytime! THANK YOU!
Absolutely amazing series! We need more of this in so many different ways. My wife and I enjoyed these shorts!
Cant believe i was in this area 3 times in the past 10 years and had no clue that these caves were here. Know a bunch of senotes and smaller systems but this is just awesome
I can't believe this has been on UA-cam for three years and I'm just seeing it now! This is an amazing documentary!
I’m thankful to at least have seen this in video. Another world in those caves and so much more that’s undiscovered.
When there is some people used GoPro for a real deal, meanwhile out there just for selfies and vlogging their own daily life.. felt like "ughh.."
Keep making more content like this, im trying to make one too, hope its not just cool to be shared, but worth and inspiring for the world today and later.. Great job to all amazing people on this exploration!
I live 7 years in Cancun and I try to go anywhere to know more about the history. Cozumel, Tulum, Coba, Chichén Itza, Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen, Isla Mujeres and obviously Yucatán and always i learn something new, I love the people, the food, everything.. The are a lot cenotes... named "ruta de los cenotes" the Mayas used for sacrifices on the name of his gods "god of water, sun, earth and more" It's amazing. I hope keeping like protected areas and be safe because believe are not some places the are unique and protected by "alux" so be safe.
I am so glad someone has the guts to do this cave diving because I do not. I love viewing cave diving videos. I could watch them for hours.
Thrilling scaring yet so beautiful
Michael Daniel please subscribe to my channel
It is an amazing project and so glad their efforts managed to discover new passages that connect two massive caves.
This series was amazing. Thank you, great job!
This is such an amazing series, among many others. Please don't stop doing what you do GoPro, these videos are fantastic :D
thank you for educating us and inspiring us to protect our amazing planet and it took real steel to go in there
God level!!! seriously I salute these ppl with nerves of steel ppl like these fellas motivate us for something greater than ourselves!
That's amazing! And the clarity of the water is astounding!
Some parts of this make you feel like some prehistoric leviathan is lurking in the darkness. This is nightmare fuel for sure.
Amazing series!
C'est attirant et repoussant en même temps, un mélange de peur et d'admiration...
Who the hell would give thumbs down to this video? This is beyond amazing information!
I would love to see and study more fauna found in these amazing cave systems! The olm (Proteus anguinus) and the Texas blind salamander (Typhlomolge rathbuni) are among some of the most fascinating creatures still alive today.
Everything about this series is brilliantly amazing, music throughout is so good too
It looked like space.EPIC!!!!!!
pls continue more amazing series like this one
This is the most amazing thing that I've ever seen! ! please make more videos about these amazing caves .
Quel cadeau inestimable vous nous offrez.. 😍😍😍 ..MERCI 🙏
I just finished watching all three of these, and I'm absolutely blown away. Fantastic job! Do we have any idea when these caves were filled with water?
The shot at 3:25 is phenomenal
Absolutely amazing. Really enjoyed these videos!
So amazing, I'm absolutely fascinated by what could be down there. The floor of that cave is likely covered by fallen rocks and there might need to be some careful excavation work done to get to the true cave floor to see what may be there. Those bears didn't climb down from the top of the sky-lit ceiling, they walked in from a cave entrance, some 15k odd years ago. So enthralling...
This series is incredible, thank you so much for sharing this GoPro, this was really quite amazing to experience.
in case anyone wants more of this there's a whole second series with Robbie trying to find the link between Yab Yum and the other rivers. It's called the Vanilla Sky Project cave exploration, it's on Vimeo
This whole series: 👍👍
They're changing the world.Keep going!
thank you for helping great people make amazing videos
So Awesome!! Water clarity is inredible. Beautiful
Such beauty...humbling.
truly amazing, thank you go pro + Guillermo and team
It’s amazing you can jump into that tiny hole and it brings you into such a massive underworld that no man has probably been into for thousands of years
Omg I need more videos like this!
Such a well filmed and edited immersive delight.
You're doing a great job over there guys to explore and protecting the place. It's so nice to see you in action and that you really care for those caves. As far as I assume only from what I red the area wasn't originally under the water but that was thousands of years ago that's why you find those bones and objects there...just saying. We are still far away to discover it - the world needs physical proves. Keep exploring I applause you.
Fantastic documentary! You guys are brave explorers.
This is amazing! Make this into a documentary please!!!!
thats what this is
Can't resist me to see all 3 parts at a stretch.
Strange name for the cave, it means Father and Mother in Tibetan.
i have just started freediving and the reason i love it is just what they are saying..when you are diving it feels like you are on an alien planet. you are not the boss anymore.
GOPRO MORE STUFF LIKE THIS !!! KEEP SHOWING US THE WORLD!!!
Id have a whole ass panic attack expecting something to come after me from the dark
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL!
Absolutely gorgeous.
A beautiful documentary. Man, I want to dive there.
I want more. This is awsome !!
Absolutley stunning!
Absolutely brilliant work, guys! I'd definitely like to explore some.of these magical places in the future. More importantly though, they must be protected! Keep up the amazing work and best of luck finding the hidden passageway, which connects all of the cave systems! ✌🏻
The footage is absolutely amazing and what you do is awesome
breathtaking
Not the best thing to say to an cave diver 😅
“Protected” is a code word for “prevent anybody else from doing what we’re doing.”
helpdeskjnp in some cases but not all cases. pollution filtering through the limestone due to particular western farming practices is an issue, such is huge mega developments that occur in the riviera maya area of mexico.
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!
like sneaking into one of the creators private museums - amazing time sculpted works of art - one drip at a time
Just beautiful
Now this is what UA-cam should be about
Near my house there is a big lagoon that people say its bottomless, no one ever swim there or navigates, kinda weird place, yet beautiful.
Will891410 wow! Where is that??
cristina-calfucci
I'ts called Lagoa dos Barros, in Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul state.
Look for enchanted river in the philippines. It's so deep that no one has ecer reached the bottom.
Thank you god bless you 🌹🇯🇵👍❤️🌺🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹watching from japan 🇯🇵
Not many videos can actually make my jaw drop
Beautiful, stay safe! Love the history. Peace
it‘s crazy to think how old these CAVES are. Huge holes filled with water its crazy fascinating
so thrilling yet scary somehow. dark waters is one of my phobias but their courage and excitement helps me get over it. im wondering if unknown creatures are lurking in the dark corners watching them lol
Susana Nedo you need to watch the movie The Cave. Lol
This is my dream, I’m only 13 and a open water diver. This would be one of the best experiences of my life.
This was epic! :)
Spectacular!
All you that hit thumbs down 👎 “haters gonna hate”. Cheers 🥂 gentlemen well done, amazing thank you! (Where’s part 4?5?6?)
amaaaaazing!! Thank for share!