Deadly 90FT Waterfall Ascent Deep Inside Crystal Filled Cave
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- We went well over a mile into this cave to search for the 90ft waterfall to climb up. The crystals we passed along the way made the tough journey so worth it. We spent about 9 hours in the cave on this trip.
You guys should take a UV flashlight down and see how the crystals look, you will be surprised what you see! Thanks for sharing!
Just imagine if you took not only UV light but all spectrums! 😮 Love the underground! New subscriber over from Matt of Demolition Ranch!
I feel privileged just to see this in a video. Must have taken hundreds of thousands if not millions of years for some of those to form. Truly amazing.
Always my thoughts!!
No it didn’t
@@AlphaAchilles How long would you suggest?
I feel privileged to not be this stupid.
No...that's the Public Fool System indoctrination talking. It's just mineral/salt deposits building up. Think about it in relation to your eye crust after you wake up.
the fact there was coral fossils inside means that area of the mountain used to be completely submerged in water
Fact: Water is wet.
I think it would be cool if you guys put up a map of the cave system and show us your progress thru it as you go!
I think that will be epic
Like a video game !! That would be cool good idea !!!
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 😂😂😂
Hey guys, thanks so much for sharing. I'm pushing 60 years old and I miss being as young and fearless as you. You definitely have experience and skills but don't get too comfortable out/in there. That's when the you get bit. Stay safe and thanks again for allowing those that can't or wouldn't join you to see those amazing formation. 🤘
The amount of crystals in this cave is amazing.
My heart jumped when Edward slipped down.
It would be cool if you guys actually found the prehistoric skeleton of the jaguar.
We are gonna go back in and drop down below the floor to look for them
@@ActionAdventureTwins yay im excited c:
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When?!
@@ActionAdventureTwinsdid y’all ever go 👀
I just stumbled across this channel for the first time tonight. As someone who is primarily sedentary with pretty insidious depression, I am inspired and amazed seeing people have the natural energy and stamina to do things like this. It’s a blessing to be able to achieve this. Thank you for letting me explore vicariously through you.
Get up and go! ;)
Yes!!! I know what you mean! I feel.the exact same way you do! Now we've found something brand new and amazing. It's beautiful.to dream of going down there and finding out why you were put on this Earth. Cave exploring would no doubt shake me right out of a depression that was turning into a bad rut..
Motion = Rhythm + Momentum + Inertia.
Get a good rhythm going, no matter how small.
Over time, rhythm gains momentum - and it takes less energy to maintain/increase motion then to start it from a dead stop.
Over more time, momentum turns into inertia - where it takes more energy to stop/decrease motion then to maintain it.
the rocks shown here is pretty metamorphic not sedimentary ithink
I hope you find that reason to try again dude. I've hit a real bad point and i can no longer think of anything that i want enough to strive for. Your brain chemistry is completely effed up when you have depression. I've been diagnosed with chronic depression and it truly embarrasses me to tell people. But what people don't understand is that everything you think and feel is governed by those chemicals. Thats why depression is such a big deal.
The first thing to do to combat depression is to move your body, your brain will reward you with some of those feel good chemicals, and they'll help you to start thinking more positively. That's how you make a start to.
I think I'm at the point where I'm kinda ok with it all to wind down and end now though.
Don't let yourself get to where i am friendo.
Good luck 🤞
As someone who's WAY too big to do such, that was an amazing experience fellows. My mobility has been taken from me way too young, but it's nice to see people doing these cool things.
I'm going through a lot of depression currently.
I don't want to live.
There's not much keeping me going right now.
these caves are so beautiful.
Thank you for uploading things in life I want to live to try and accomplish.
I know, I'm pathetic.
Hope you get better my mans
Hang in there...
Jesus loves you
@@chisenplayz2 I really hope so too.
so many goals I have, I don't want it to end like this 😓
Epilepsy is a rough thing to live with.
Just rode an ebike a couple thousand miles with 3 dogs in a 5'x3' trailer I built because the previous roommate poisoned my 3 dogs and one almost died through emergency surgery. So I got on my ebike and left T or C NM for Maine.
Lost everything and almost died on the trip, just to get to a home that slaves me and bullies me everyday. (I was promised it was a safe place, and trusted the family member)
If I leave, I'll die in the cold, I have no tent or gear, if I stay, I'm gonna prolly die from SUDEP from the nonstop stress.
I have hope in a few months of going to Cali, for living on a mining claim.
But I don't know if I'll make it that long with all the negative energies on a daily here, sudep is real scary with epilepsy.
I'm sorry about my rant.
Truly sorry
If you read it though, thank you for listening. I don't have many friends so venting is a rare thing
@@chisenplayz2 and also, thank you for the positive energy. It means a lot 🙏🏻
Such an ugly and narrow access to a wonderful expansion afterwards. When you started sliding, my heart dropped. Luckily you weren't hurt...and then went again and roped that rock in first try...nice! Water is not just needed for life, but also makes it more wonderful in so many different ways. Love that salt crystal rock coating job it did. Another great video guys! Amazing footage! Stay safe!
who wants to go headfirst into the snake den?
@@howardb.6205um me. ADVENTURE IS OUT THERE!
It is amazing
I wish I wasn't old and bedridden
I am really grateful for your filming this
16:50 looks like some critter prints in the clay!
Thats what I was thinking! I was like, "Are they not going to point that out? Maybe that's not what it is then?"
i said the same thing. definitely looks like some kind of canine tracks to me
How did a canine get in there
I’m guessing the same way they did.
Animal footprints?
It's like you guys are exploring the inside of the worlds largest geode. Beautiful ❤
I feel like it's always nice if somebody walks in front of the camera, otherwise you will have no idea of perspective and size..
Seeing the diversity of crystals growing next to and over each other makes me think of the similarities to coral reefs. Nice video never thought of a cave crystal ecosystem to be as diverse and overlapping.
I just love the way you guys show different things in the caves and you don't disturb anything so awesome
It’s a video it has to end 😅❤
Bro I could not believe when you fell, my heart literally dropped. I’m glad you guys got out safe!
How did you know?
What timestamp?
@@lowmax4431 19:06
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@@lowmax4431 it never shows them actually exiting the cave.
Loved how the ring remains ❤ never know why it was put there and IT SPEAKS VOLUMES for you guys to take such care and respect for the environment which you are exploring 🎉. Being a older man with some serious health issues you guys allow me to join along as a viewer and see some truly amazing things 😀
They have no respect for their environment- in half of the caves or mines they enter, they have habits like leaving trash, leaving inflatable rafts in mines when they bust- they’re destructive and making money off of it
I cannot but help admire the skill you guys have in caving. It seems you can just about traverse or get through anything. Thanks to you, we get to see things that would otherwise not be seen at all. Even nat geo documentaries can't hold a candle to what you let people see. You have a great channel here!
They are experienced, brilliant and respectful people. Real Role Models, if you know what i mean!
I've heard you're not supposed to touch formations because the oil on your hands will disrupt the chemical reaction that causes the formations.
Easily one of my most favorite caves ever!!!
do you know the location and/or name of this cave??
Flow-stone is really cool but the thick, white, frosting like on glazed donuts is amazing to see. But what was that at 16:47? Were they paw prints in rock from long ago, or were they new ones in mud? Not the kind of thing I'd want to run into down there.
Saw the paw prints as well, surprised they didn't mention it.
I think it's paw prints in mud
i scrolled down to see if anyone was commenting about paw prints!
So amazing what happens in millions upon millions of years. Just to think how we are only here for a blip in time. Keep exploring!!
I think about that every time they go in a cave. The massive amount of water it took, over eons of time... it's mind blowing!
Dude be careful.
That fall, and then the tongue in cheek “I’m grabbing it” when they warned you not to, even if you were only touching it lightly reminds me of how I’ve watched chandler free handle venomous snakes and get more and more comfortable, and eventually complacent, and what happened recently? He got bit. Lost a finger. It could have been much worse. Or Alex who no longer free solos because he ended up falling. It could have been much worse.
I love these videos. Just please be careful. There’s no stopping the gradual slide into complacency. It happens to everyone in every aspect of life as they achieve a certain level of expertise. It’s important to be able to objectively judge yourself and know when it’s time to cash out.
A good example was Khabib. 29-0-0 MMA record. One of the goats. And his whole career he said he was going for 30-0-0. But he stopped at 29, and that level of discipline is rare. He probably could have won one more fight. But he was wise enough to step out before he left his prime.
This is a rant. I’m sorry.
Just be careful man. I’m so jealous of what you’ve seen, and even better, what you’ve recorded, the souvenirs I’m sure you have, etc.
Make sure you live to pass on those memories. Be safe.
Bro this comment rocks
Not to mention all the aircraft pilots that got complacent! Terrible!
Good advice. When did alex fall? I havent heard of this.
As much as I think your crazy risking your lives if it wasn't for guys like you we wouldn't get to see how amazing inside these caves are...so thank you ...stay safe
Man I almost suffocated just watching this! I'm amazed that humans are able to achieve such discoveries!
Man... It would be one of my wildest dreams to do stuff like this. We don't have anything like this around The Netherlands, where I live. All the caves that we do have are just huge tourist attractions and there's no possibility to explore any of it. Your video's really amaze me every time of how beautiful nature can be in places where there has never been any light.
Thank you so much for your awesome video's man. I'm a huge fan of them!
Greetings from The Netherlands, Robin van Walsem 🤘🏻😊
Would be cool if any geologist could review it and tell what we are seeing
I wasn’t aware a place like this existed. It is so beautiful. If this cave was put in a movie, with all the different colors and shapes of crystals, all the different kinds of rocks and formations, everyone would be saying, that cave looked so fake. Thanks for sharing this adventure. Be safe…
Those places are everywhere
nobody would say a cave like this looks fake lmao
It's like crystallized sugar all over the rocks. Beautiful.
I'm on a channel binge I cant believe I'm just finding you out now. I love all of these videos man, love all the work you do
Iv been caving a ton of times, our family did a Carlesbad tour a few years ago. This is absolutely insane, such a pretty cave.
Also as a rock climber, PLEASE USE CLIMBING RATED ROPE. It is made differently then standard rope and is MUCH safer to use when doing rope climbs.
It's the pmi pit rope. Definitely meant to be climbed on
I’ve seen most of your videos and I think this is the most beautiful cave I’ve seen y’all go into.
Those curved crystals with that stripes on it are from gypsum, that´s shure, like at 14:01. The rest is aragonite with some minerals giving the colour in most cases.
But sometimes I´m not shure if I see calcite-crystals. Is that possible? Did I see right? (For example the "white" between the "brown" at 6:41).
I love your videos, especially those with good formations and crystals, like this one.
And I have a wish to you: If you ever want to show us some details of crystals or whatever, please make shure that your camera is really still standing for one or two seconds.
In a video we watchers are not enshured to see the whoile picture and everything visually sharpened, like you do.
Never the less big thanks for your great movies. It´s always amazing to watch them.
So gorgeous! And I love how enthusiastic everyone is. Thanks for crawling through freezing cave water for us!
Those crystals would look even more nuts under UV
Wow! Thanks for taking us along! Joining a local caving club right now!
Dude you had some real trust in that old ass rope 😂
I dont go into caves but i love the romantic side of its history and discovery, this place is god damn beautiful
needing to squeeeeeeze into spots just to discover huge open areas is just the coolest shit ever, and crystals go hard
that there is a geologist's dream. Going caving with my father is what made me go to college for geology!
Colossal Crystal Cavers you’ve become!!
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Deserves more likes, you guys are exploring the veins of this earth. Thank you!
That Crystal cave is a thing of natures majesty at her finest, incredibly beautiful.
It always makes me dumbfounded how the original guys who put up those attachment points , done it they must have free climbed but some of those sections look unclimbable
This is just so amazing and beautiful. Thank you for being so respectful with all that beauty. And fof sharing it as I am too claustrophobic to go anywhere near a cave ❤ love from Germany
This is so sick. I can’t do small spaces so I’ll just enjoy these adventures from the comfort of home lol
Holy crystals. This cave is so epic and tight. Awesome waterfall but them bright and shiny crystal really stole the vid. Happy holidays twinkies (James and Eddie). Stay safe and have fun 💓
I just want to say thanks again for allowing use to share your adventures, I’ve been a lot of places and done a lot of things but going into a cave is one thing I won’t do! Stay safe!
There is just something about being in spaces that we should definitely not be in that is so intriguing to watch. I can only imagine what it's like in person.
Boys I Thank-you for sharing you're adventures with us. I unfortunately fell last year that left me with a very bad spinal injury, and these adventures help brighten my day.
That's amazing details in 4k format. I like it.
I was absolutely astounded by every part of this cave, what a truly amazing place! Thank you so much for posting!
Great title and cave! Stay safe! Those crystals are insane!
Dude those tight spot drive up my anxiety so high! Especially that one halfway full of water. I wish I wasn’t so claustrophobic, I’d love to do that
Swear this is the lost sea area in sweetwater tennessee that I live beside, ever since I was a kid I heard about the jaguar rumor
This is the most beautiful cave that I've watched. You lads are just amazing with what you do. Thank you for your hard work I really appreciate your video's. Many thanks from
Bristol UK.❤
Those crystals at 27:23 looked like applesauce, lol. But yeah you guys got lucky with this cave, these crystals and snow-white formations were unbelievable! If it weren't for you guys, most of us would never be able to see such things in our lifetime so thank you! Love what you do, keep on keeping on! 🤘
Awesome videos, thank you very much!! My knees get weak when you look over an edge or when you are repelling 😳🙄 so exciting!!
It seems to me that we can see sparkles better when the light isn’t right on them. Be safe, I’m praying for you all.
19:30 was my favorite part because it was so funny him discovering where his shoe was and the astonishment that he was in, that it was indeed his shoe.
Stunning! You guys kill it every time you go in!
That cavern is huge. Very impressive.
Thank you guys for showing this gem.
7:55 - It's the Leaning Tower of Pisa!
16:50 - Did someone bring a cat down there with them?
Maybe a small dog or mine cat. But who knows when. Those prints stay in that mud forever.
I love how the guy holding the camera talking sounds like Matthew McConaughey from dazed and confused and makes these videos so much cooler than they already are 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙 All those crystals were mind blowing!
You guys are some of the most wholesome sounding people on here, everything is awe inspiring lol
yeah they inspired me to invent a new ground based pokemon its called the BroDang and it just keep on saying Brooooooooo-daaaaang all the time and its special attack is inducing tinnitus to its opponent by screaming telepathically these two syllables until the brain pops out of its skull
Dude your passion is awesome. I love it when I hear, "daaaaaaang" !! Really cool videos you guys do!
how you guys never get lost is beyond me. I never see / hear yu guys put markers down either. My anxiety lives bi-ceriously thru y'all lolol
Did you mean vicariously? Not being mean just verifying lol
yeah, that one lol@@InSaNeKyLe99
Or bi-curiously? 🤔
@@JadedBelle Lmao you that’s exactly the confusion I wanted to clear up
@@InSaNeKyLe99 🤣
If you go exploring in a cave and appreciate the beauty of the cave, especially the mineral and crystal formations, do not touch them with your bare hands. I visited Crystal Cave in Wisconsin and there was a section of the cave that was really popular with tourists. The tourists would leave coins on the walls (I think it was a soft formation of some mineral) and people would touch it. The corrosion from the coins and oils from people’s fingers caused the walls to turn black in most spots. They prohibit tourists from touching the walls since then. They try to preserve the wall’s natural beauty as much as possible but it probably will never recover.
This video is so coool!
Roger @ Mudfossil University could explain all the black balls and crystals.
He knows his stuff. Been dropping some huge gems lately.
Wishing all of you the best life experiences, be careful and keep on checking out these huge veins/caves.
If I was much younger I’d be right there with you! 😊
It’s so cool that Matthew McConaughey is filming and narrating this. Such a “down to earth” guy.
All of this had to be in the ocean at one time
You Guys Are Awesome🙂 Love Your Caving Adventures🙂Watching from Canada🙂👍
The Earth's crust is 30-40 miles deep, can you imagine the caves and crystals that exist down that deep!!? 😱🤩
There's one in Mexico with crystals as big as mature trees. It's closed now (reflooded) but you can find some awesome videos about it. It's down so far in the Earth at like 800' that the temp is like 130°+.
This place has cooler stuff than most! I must have been watching you long enough. I don't get anxiety attacks anymore, lol.
Fantastic video!
One small request: when shooting video of things like the crystals, please hold the camera still for just a bit longer on each shot.
Stay safe and keep up the amazing work!
You all should get some really good strong lighting, maybe foldable soft boxes with powerful LEDs.
Your videos always blow my mind. With some strong powerful lighting you'd really be able to show so much more texture and shape, it makes such a huge difference.
This is one of the most impressive caves, formations, crystals etc...
Is there an actual name of this cave?
Again I really appreciate the fact that you all are so respectful of the cave and contests..
This is the best cave video ever! I'm glad you don't try to break off samples to take with you
This is still one of the coolest caves we went in. Always wondered what was up there!
Us too! Had to figure out if it was anything, kind of bummed it stopped, But hey pretty sure yall were the first ones in that passage up there in the back high up on that wall with all those crystals in it! Was a very nice find you guys! Still need to go back and fully explore that room we never have enough time!
Where is this cave? Plz?
Guys, you never disappoint! All the crystals covering everything.
What a beautiful cave.
Y’all make me wanna crawl into random holes in the ground so bad
I wish you would've found that Jaguar. Very cool video. I wish I was brave enough to do this too.
Have watched maybe two dozen of your videos and this is the most impressive cave yet!
I wonder how sparkly it would have been if you'd have turned off most of the torches.
One has to wonder how these caves survived some of the huge earthquakes the Eastern US has seen over the past few hundred years, let alone before that.
Excellent video coverage. That cave is complete lunacy. I could never find the courage to explore it.
Excellent adventure you guys! That cave is badass! The formations and krystalz are so kewl. And so many. Edward, had me laughing saying "this is not good" while he blazed thru that tight water filled crawl passage. how come you went in behind dude but came out way in front of him? lol. Naw, its all good he made it thru and I wouldn't have been any faster. Thanks man, another great one.
Hey guys! Try something for me... love seeing the crystals, but they don't show up well on the camera. Try turning the GoPro light off and use a flash light to illuminate them?
Killer cave btw! Thanks for sharing!
Pretty sure he has multiple lights on his helmet, not just the GoPro
Ouch! That fall looked like it hurt! Be safe guys! ❤
The urge to take a few pieces home would be incredibly hard to resist!!
those curly crystals around 14 minutes are insane i gotta know how that formed and what compound 💀
16:53 are those paw imprints?! Maybe there is still jaguars hanging around lol
Pro tipi: watch this with sound muted. It’s like stoner, “dude, where’s my car” commentary
I'm So glad to see the respect for the cave. I want to know more about the different forms of crystal.
There's always more to the cave. The question is whether you'll be able to fit
Those curly crystals are something else.
What gets me is I am assuming these guys are in their early to late 20s and appreciate, respect, and know what they are looking at.. Then there's a whole other segment of the population in the same age range that wants to steal, loot, and burn.. Feels good to see there are still young people that appreciate this beautiful rock that we ALL live on. .
I thought the thumbnail was a puddle of teeth? ._.
Very special place. Thanks for sharing
you need a black light