Exploring Huge Cave With Saber-Tooth Cat Tracks
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
- We took a break from digging sandstone caves to explore a real natural cave in Missouri! This one has some great formations, wildlife, and even ancient saber-tooth cat tracks in the mud!
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I really can never tell where you are gonna go with the channel next. Maybe underwater basket weaving? Obscure Canadian bank note technology? Soviet space based weaponry of the 80s? I’m here for all of it
I mean, the Soviets did have potential for a cool space weapon if they hadn't launched it upside down 😂
@@saveitforparts haha polyus. Yeah the miswired IMU.
Can you imagine just how valuable one of your head lamps would have been to the miners of yesteryear ago? It's still amazing how dark it gets when you move away from the lights.
Carbide lamps are pretty decent, I have a video testing some of those. But before that it was all lanterns and candles, definitely hard to see much!
Even the carbide lamps feel too risky for me 😂
You'll have to bring one of your cats to Sandland.
1. Bring cat.
2. Make cat tracks.
3. Be very patient.
They could just make plaster imprints and date them as well. Place the imprints in sandland
What a beautiful and large cave, it's interesting to see the animals living there. Thank you for taking the trash with you, it doesn't belong in such an impressive place. Many thanks for taking us along and showing us this impressive location.
"Huh that bridge doesn't really look necessary... wonder why it's there OH."
Wow, this is really rad! Thanks for sharing this with us!
Those water sculpted rock formations and stalactites are excellent. Would be interesting to know what's above where you're standing.
Imagine being a tiny itty bitty blind cave fishy and a giant monkey comes in with a radiation throwing device, making lots of mouth noises 😂😂 The fish is trippin balls
Aww man! Sandland sounded fun, I wanted to volunteer.
Your videos really always make me explore something new!
This belongs on "Curiosity Stream" streaming, Beautiful walk and thank you.
Great episode. Love the range! from space to the underground - save it for parts explores it all
Cool. First cave I was in was in the Schwäbische Alb. It’s been quite a while. They had humongous 🐻 skeletons on display. Was later in a few small caves elsewhere as well. Caves are primal.
It’s mind boggling that the paw prints of the sabretooth are well preserved after so many years. Like the beast was here just yesterday!!
Nice
The New Madrid, Missouri, magnitude 7.5 estimated, earthquake of February 1812 was a good shake.
I remember swimming in a Cenote in Mexico over a decade ago. It was a very deep one, and a cave fish came up from below to check us out. Very very prehistoric looking, big teeth, not friendly-looking at all.....
Daaang!
Wow, this was really interesting - it looks quite scary if I'm completely honest, but its so glad to see that this kind of fun thing is happening - everything seems so 'health and saftey' and people / companys scared of getting sued these days, good to see some nice, albeit slightly scary, adventuring !
If you get the chance I would highly recommend touring "marvel cave" at silver dollar city. I think you might? have to buy tickets to the park but the cave tour alone is amazing. A bit shorter than what you just went through but the opening room is enormous. Also the ride "time traveler" is pretty fun. And theres also a great knife shop. Most theme parks confiscate your knives at the gate lol
As a younger man, I used to go to Kentucky and Tennessee to go spelunking. It began with an Ohio State University Phys Ed class called Beginning Spelunking, or something like that. Also too the next one maybe "Spelunking II," an overnight camp at Sloan's Valley Cave, which we returned to more than twice... Afterwards my non-college buddies and my classmates revisited the caves, with a different agenda, and a different proclivity for chemical intervention into consciousness, but certainly no less spectacular results if you can believe it. IN fact there are some moments burned into my brain that are like yesterday when I look back on them. Luckily we didn't die. No one even freaked out. Not recommended. Level 20+ only. Always have three light sources, etc. Be sure to look it up if you decide to go down a hole... You are ultimately responsible for you...
You should come check out the caves in Chattanooga tn and Moulton al
Great video!
Amazing tour. Something really special about places that formed so long ago that you can literally see traces leftover from ancient animals. Crazy to think of how long the place has existed with barely any change. Also to see animals that show signs of having lived for generations, becoming white and losing their need for eyes.
Thanks for bringing us along!
My experience in Missouri was watching houses float by. While I used to love spelunking, I'd be concerned about going underground in that state. Lol
Beware of creepers!
Very nice cave system. The last caves I visited were the Luray Caverns. VERY touristy. When I was a kid we'd explore the cave systems near the Kelso conservation area outside of Toronto. So very long ago. The stalactites are twice the size now :)
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I thought I was on the right track. I thought the map I found was accurate. But no it wasn’t sandland. I navigated to Missouri. There was a group like me living and making do underground. The lime stone is the best filter for radioactive isotopes. It’s safer down in the earth than on the surface. I stayed for three moons and left to continue the journey to sandland. I have to go north from here to get to what used to be called Wisconsin. I wonder how the driftless will look. Any ways good luck be safe I’m off to find SANDLAND
More Sabre-Tooth cat tracks. That's what Sandland desperately needs. That or, you know, genuine Sabre-Tooth cats :)
I should have kept that DNA sequencer so I could clone some! 😂
@@saveitforparts There's a plan and a half right there :)
bro i followed your tutorial and i was able to receive noaa 19 and 18 satellites and i was even ablle to decode it using satdump. thanks for the tutorial
@Saveitforparts man you do the COOLEST things. Also, I forget which video it's in, but there was a large blue book about aliens in one of your bookshelves, which book is that? I remember it had multiple species on the cover?
Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials? That's a classic, lots of cool aliens from various Sci Fi series.
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Heard ya mention Sand Land before, but unfamiliar with Sand Land?
It's the sandstone tunnel project I've been helping with: ua-cam.com/video/zmGVyzXiF5g/v-deo.html
How do we know it was saber tooth cats, did they bump their teeth into something or?
I believe a skeleton was found in a nearby cave, I'm not an archeologist so I don't know all the details!
What type of knee pads do you use
They're actually an Ace (the bandage company) slip-on kneepad, cheap and lightweight so they're great for throwing in a cave bag. Although I might have to buy more since the cats stole one and I can't find it!
@@saveitforparts OK cool
Have you been spelunking before? I mean, besides Sand Land
I'm more into abandoned mines, but I've done a few natural caves.