Cave Exploring Gone WRONG

[@ScaryInteresting]

Hey everyone! As a reminder, this is a remaster of the original (always indicated by the top of the description; see community post for more details). BRAND NEW CONTENT is every Saturday! Have a great week! - Sean

[@Go4Broke247]

Do 30 mins videos please?... 👍

[@Hecker9974]

Hello Sean

[@lilaworley8935]

Question.... Do you digitally alter your voice or is this what your friends get to hear all the time?

[@crazymoo56]

You are one of my favourite channels. It's remarkable how so many people get stuck in caves and end up being left in-situ.

[@ScaryInteresting]

@Lila Worley Great question! I don't digitally alter it. For the most part, all I do is try to speak as clearly as possible. For intros, I slow down the cadence and try to sound a little more dramatic, haha

[@adolphin4352]

You have created my unhealthy obsession with binge watching youtube horror

[@r3turnfyre426]

Nexpo did that for me, welcome to the club

[@paulsworld2287]

Facts

[@mucidwreckordz]

Recommendations?

[@danielresnicoff9955]

@@r3turnfyre426 nexpo is great

[@AshesAshes44]

Take a break every once in a while-- I watch a few wholesome, funny cat videos, go outside, that sort of thing. It can affect your mood and you don't even notice. Otherwise, bring on the true crime, scary stories, and disasters!

[@dingowingo7977]

could you imagine inheriting land from your grandpa and then finding out there is a dead man hanging in a cave on your property

[@williamrobert9898]

that is not what happened though lol he obviously was well aware of it

[@nickc3856]

I inherited a painting of a couple of kids and a dog on a sailboat from my grandpa. I much prefer that over a dead body

[@43nostromo]

Depends. Did he still have his wallet?

[@emmavrijburg6676]

a dead body you day? *logan paul entered the chat*

[@Kai...999]

​@@emmavrijburg6676 this was the lamest thing I've seen in a while

[@somethingelse4424]

Following the current in a cave sounds like the absolute worst idea... God knows where the water is going to end up, and likely it's some place worse than you already are. Poor lady had to sit there almost certainly knowing he was drowning in some even deeper lonelier part of the cave.

[@Adam-vj7dn]

Water flows down so the current in a cave is pulling you into the earth

[@behindthepie9430]

@@yummyspaghettinoodles1650 He was probably terrified and not thinking rationally. It almost sounds reasonable, so he probably just took the idea and went with it

[@irefusetoaskmydoctorifyour6401]

@@behindthepie9430 If it wasn't in a cave it would be quite reasonable, small stream is going to flow downhill and eventually empty into a larger river or the sea, and there will almost certainly be a town of some size where the rivers meet, if you were lost in the mountains it would make sense to follow a stream / river. But yeah, almost certainly not thinking rationally in the cave, thinking with his 'dry land' brain.

[@jeanneann3545]

@@behindthepie9430 If the water led them out, the people who get swept away probably would already call for help, if they didn't drown. his decision is indeed irrational, all he need to do is survive for another day like what his girlfriend did. sadly we can never know how we behave in tough scenario like this and it seems like he rather try than just sit and contemplating whether they could survive.

[@stacktus9158]

Right, that guy is a king among morons.

[@POLARTTYRTM]

The second case is so sad, imagine being the only survivor in a situation like that knowing you took the right decision and your life partner didn't despite you pleading not to take the decision they took, the guilt and grief must be immense.

[@somethingelse4424]

She must have felt so hopeless, knowing how terrible of an idea it was to follow the current down and being unable to make him see reason. That story really got to me.

[@Jason.Goldstriker]

@@somethingelse4424 the dumbest decision they made was blowing there nest egg on a vacation rather then a house or a business the fools

[@April480p]

It's the so-called "protagonist syndrome", i.e. a delusion of "i will go look for help and save everyone, because nothing bad could possibly happen to me". Trying to act brave in situations like these will get you nowhere, except into your grave. If he didn't abandon his loved one, he'd still be alive.

[@Awesomeale01]

@@Jason.Goldstriker Best to enjoy your youth while you can. You can always buy a house but you wont always be able to spend quality time with your loved ones.

[@johnr797]

@@Awesomeale01 depends on if they were smart enough to get a fixed rate mortgage. Remember, this was 2007 in the US. If they had waited until 2008 they could have probably afforded a house twice the size of what they could before, but if they hadn't waited and bought an adjustable-rate they could have been in trouble, depending on their employment situation.

[@MyNameHere101]

Kudos to Niel's dad. That's a hell of a call to make.

[@ZombieSazza]

I’ve a lot of respect for Neil’s dad, that can’t have been an easy decision to make.

[@FHBStudio]

Whenever stuff like that happens they should rename the place to 's tomb. Both as a warning and out of respect.

[@marhawkman303]

@@FHBStudio Ominous, yet meaningful, I like it. :D

[@muttley8818]

@@FHBStudio Peak Cavern is still open to the public but the section with Neil's body is sealed off. It's called Moss Chamber.

[@nickhermo2936]

Watched 8 hours of your videos yesterday and then continued to have 8 hours of nightmares and get no sleep. Great content.

[@ScaryInteresting]

Hey Nick! Sorry for the delayed response! Glad to have been of service, haha. Thanks so much for supporting the channel!

[@nodatesape9124]

John really didn't think his choices through very carefully... forget being in a cave, just letting yourself get taken by a current in a river is a recipe for disaster. One poorly positioned rock and you're unconscious and drowning.

[@Igornopolis]

And in a pitch bmdark conditions too. I dont know how folks can make these kind of decisions. Poor bastards.

[@colbystearns5238]

If I was with a girlfriend or fiancé during this whole ordeal I would stay with her, for her sake as well as mine.

[@justayoutuber1906]

Between a rock a hard place.

[@mish375]

He was probably panicking and not thinking clearly.

[@fortnight5677]

@@Igornopolis They were just tourists, they had no idea about that particular cave. There are other stories where the one who jumps into the current in pitch black and survives meanwhile the people who wait drown. Both of them acted with fear and took a gamble. He was afraid of the possibility of the entire cave getting filled with water and she was afraid to jump into the current. You idiots would be talking about how he got balls and is a true survivor, if his girlfriend drowned while waiting and he ended up the only survivor by sheer luck. The fact that her girlfriend is the only survivor, doesn't make her any smarter. They were both idiots, if she insisted on not jumping into the current, he should have stayed with her because if he was right he is basically leaving her alone despite knowing she might drown. And she should have pressed harder if she REALLY REALLY didn't want him to jump. It sounds like they had an argument, and the dude got frustrated and went like "fine, do whatever you want," and basically decided to fuck off into the current.

[@tonilourdes]

1. Make sure its raining 2. Make sure its a cold day 3. Climb down the cave... I start to understand the pattern of cave exploring

[@positionY]

4. Make sure the ground is soaked from past rain, so that new rain directly flows into the cave. 5. Only bring one flashlight 6. Tight passages facing downwards should be entered head first, so that you are completely stuck should it be a dead end

[@StuermischeTage]

@@positionY 7. Always bring a long-ass ladder with you to get stuck at every turn possible.

[@Candy-xk6gg]

also come with only shorts and a tshirt instead of actual clothes

[@Twilly790]

Also be named John

[@muchtested]

Don't forget to enter passages so tight you have exhale to fit.

[@Deimosthegreat]

I snuck off to go caving a lot as a teenager, and I had no formal training, basically never brought the proper safety gear, and honestly it feels like a miracle that I never ended up on this channel. I was mad at the time but it was probably for my own good when the nearby caving area was gated off when I was in college.

[@TheW83]

I think the trick is to double and triple check the weather and don't go squeezing yourself through small openings.

[@BlackKraya]

After a few of these I have learned not only to never go into a cave, but also that water=danger.

[@TehWhiteTiger]

It's almost always the water.

[@chuckmoney8721]

@@TehWhiteTiger Except for when ya get upside down then die then it's just the same ya dumb ya die

[@thisisengland3503]

Facts bro facts

[@Plumeria808]

Truth

[@justinmontgomery9526]

@@TehWhiteTiger Thought you were making a safer decision by exploring a non-underwater cave? Sike. No such thing. The water just wasn't home

[@Ashened0]

Can't believe someone willingly jumped into rushing waters thinking they could get out of the cave.

[@Gizziiusa]

...in total darkness. yeah, thats crazy. even if i was able to hold my breath for 5 minues i wouldnt try it.

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I actually understood the logic. He assumed the cave was going to flood up to the ceiling and wanted to get out while he could. I think I would have done the same thing. After bingeing this entire channel I've heard plenty of horror stories of people being drowned inside flooded caves. I'm a strong swimmer though 😋

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

My assumption was that he was following the flow of water back out the way they came... not deeper into the cave.

[@LP-xu5rr]

​@@Ooh_PieceOfCandythe flow of water wont head to that part of the cave. It would only go deeper

[@KuK137]

@@Ooh_PieceOfCandy Then you're an IDIOT. You can jump in once the cave floods, not before. Also, it fucking doesn't matter how strong swimmer you are, water flowing through tube exerts 20x more force, easily. Even something as weak as tide can overpower swimmers, only an absolute moron can think they can beat focused strong current...

[@dojimaryotaro6563]

Massive props to Neil’s dad. The number of times I’ve heard of someone dying while trying to retrieve the body is downright ridiculous. Just leave it be. It doesn’t change anything if you get it out and only puts others at risk if you do.

[@okaynevermind5130]

EXACTLY! So many cave divers die while retrieving dead bodies at the request of selfish family members.

[@marhawkman303]

@@okaynevermind5130 heck, that was in part 1!

[@sweeneytodd011]

its something i dont understand with some people in many situations where they cant seem to rest until they get a body to mourn over. i do understand people want closure but personally i dont consider the body to be representive of the person and therefore have no trouble in separating them, i wouldnt find it necessary to retrieve the body even more so if it put others in danger.

[@marhawkman303]

@@sweeneytodd011 yeah, knowing where the dead is located is good enough for closure.

[@controversy3032]

Dead bodies can make the air around them toxic especially in confined spaces

[@sylmini6360]

The stories where bodies are left in the cave are always so sad. On one hand it's almost touching that the person is left where they died- while they were doing what they loved. On the other hand it's eerie to leave a person in a cave and entomb them there.

[@Barbie46]

Yeah, like what happened to John Jones at the nutty putty cave

[@charliekezza]

I think most normal people would prefer being entombed down there it would be slightly better than just hanging around for anyone to see. I weird tho and you could leave my skull down there just to freak people out lol

[@Gallant_Silver]

Agreed. I understand why they do it, but it always gives me an unsettled and lonely feeling.

[@Gizziiusa]

You're a killjoy. When I go cave exploring, I rather enjoy seeing a mummified corpse or two along the way. I feel like a real life Tomb Raider, or Indie Jones !!!!

[@Krystalmyth]

I think it's important to realize it's not a person. It's a corpse. I'd hate for my family to agonize over what's basically my empty vessel. I wouldn't want anyone to put themselves at risk to collect what's essentially not me anymore. As long as my body wouldn't harm others being where it is (like due to toxic gasses due to decomposition) etc. What would matter to me is the living, my greatest hope would be for others to learn from and avoid my fate.

[@sparrowhawk_lastname]

Thank you for being respectful of the victims and survivor of the Nam Talu disaster. The last youtube video I watched on this disaster called their decision to go into the cave "stupid", which was very disheartening, not to mention disrespectful. John and Helena, the family that perished, and the little boy (as well as his mother) had only made the decision of trusting the guides, who were familiar with the cave and thus could be assumed to be trustworthy. If I had been in their places, I would have trusted the guides as well, and I think most people would have. I don't pretend to know why the guides began offering cave tours before monsoon season was properly over, but I assume there was some reason, such as incorrect weather forecasts or other reason to believe that it was safe.

[@pax6833]

The only people who were truly stupid were the guides. The fact that rain was on the forecast should have been a red flag. The husband did make a stupid decision trying to get out of the cave on his own but it's understandable that he panicked and made such an irrational move in such a terrifying circumstance.

[@hata6290]

Umm? Their decisions were very stupid as they were warned multiple times from multiple sources not to take that trek…

[@sparrowhawk_lastname]

@@hata6290 It's easy to think that it was a stupid decision, looking back on it. But you have to remember, they did not have complete information. And they were told by the guides that it was safe, and had no reason to distrust the guides who knew the area best. Furthermore, the woman is still alive. Imagine if you survived a horrific experience like this, and lost the person you loved most, and then people called you stupid on the internet about it. Be nice.

[@stacktus9158]

Going into a hole in the ground is always a stupid idea. There’s a reason the majority of humanity is afraid of caves, same way you’re afraid of spiders and snakes. That’s instinctive knowledge that you shouldn’t be messing with it. So yes anyone that willingly goes deep into a cave is an idiot.

[@donextmedonextme4351]

The reason the guides wanted to go was probably money

[@ruthmeow4262]

I am small and skinny at 5' 2", I would never think of trying to squeeze into an 18" passage. That is insanity to me.

[@Boo-dawg.]

The second one, I can't imagine my husband leaving me no matter what, he just wouldn't do it. The guy would be alive if he'd stayed. That was just crazy, same as getting lost in the woods and a person keeps going instead of stopping and waiting for help.

[@justjoner2531]

no its like 100x stupider than that lol

[@crusherven]

Yeah. Even if I was sure I was right, if I couldn't convince my wife to go with me, there's no way I would leave her alone in what I thought was a more dangerous situation. Of course, he was 1000% wrong, which just makes it worse.

[@customersevice1025]

I love how the music is calming instead of scary. It makes you listen better to the story and it can really Chill me to the bone instead of just making me kinda scared.

[@shaunb7614]

I agree, there's something about it that really works well.

[@hshawn00]

It's amazing how two people can see things so differently. The music is extremely sad to me and makes the vidoes even sadder. Respectfully, it's the only thing I don't like about the videos. I'd rather a scary track than one that makes me feel so depressed.

[@lucashersh3553]

the music is what got me hooked on this channel

[@TomAndersonn]

The music is eerie

[@Igornopolis]

Its awesome. Suitable.

[@RFtelevision]

Not sure exactly why, but these caving videos tickle my brain in just the right way...

[@glados4765]

When i was getting my scuba certification when i was a teenager, one of the tests was in a spring with a open underwater cave that led into tunnels. We were only allowed to go to the open mouth of the cave as it was massive and only about 40 feet under. Being Floridian, we are a weak breed and detest cold water. The spring was about 62F. I was shivering for a good 10 minutes and couldnt concentrate at all, so I got out, laid in the sun and then put a dry suit on and finished the dive. That was water where some would consider really warm and I could barely keep track of what I was doing. I havent gone back into a spring since then, preferring to go to the ocean and warm lakes instead since then.

[@davel7014]

Caving has always creeped me out. Being somewhat claustrophobic, it's definitely a nail biter watching these videos. Keep posting them!

[@deenuk125]

The second story was just everything that could go wrong going wrong I still don't understand why he didn't just wait knowing that they are in complete darkness and he's safe with his partner

[@spottedslash4256]

There is a reason why, us as Men die faster than Women. We take Risks. And not everyone of them are the brightest or the most necessary.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

It SHOULD be a lesson toward the cautionary... If you don't have REAL training for caving or cave exploration and rescue, the best thing to do is escape the water the best you can, and then SIT TIGHT... It does require a certain faith in society around you at large, and hoping for others to be skilled at what they do... BUT by and large, they ARE worthy of that faith and hope. EVEN we guys need to take that caution to heed.If he'd had training, he'd have known better, because you DO NOT EVER just go with the flow of invading flood-water in a flooding cave. There's ONE known entrance, and that's usually where the water is coming FROM, so you're only going to slide deeper into the aquifer with NO GUARANTEE that it ever has to come to the surface again... There are places where the surface water disappears, and over DECADES test after test has been tried to track wherever it "comes out" with no results at all. "Devil's Hole" in Nevada (USA) has shown evidence that it's connected directly through the aquifers to springs, caves, and systems in Mexico, over a THOUSAND miles away, without so much evidence that there's any other surface water adjoining... SO if you can POSSIBLY get to a reasonably safe spot during a cave flooding incident, especially if you're down to ONE source of light or less, STAY YOUR ASS THERE!!! That's THE correct answer. Easier on you starving to death or freezing to death than taking a beating while you fight horribly against current and only manage to drown VIOLENTLY... ;o)

[@sirridesalot6652]

Perhaps he's heard of other incidents where the person waiting for rescue died whilst the one going to alert rescuers lived?

[@cartooncritique6625]

@@sirridesalot6652 He could have at least waited for the water level to lower. He just didn't use his head.

[@pfeuhpfeuh4447]

Yeah....

[@Phoenix-mh5eo]

Every time I hear Nates story, I am SUPER impressed by the horrible decision his Dad had to make. Even though I KNOW he wanted his sons body back, I really respect that he was not willing to risk more live people for a dead body.

[@adamfowler350]

Honestly, the first story seemed like a much bigger mercy death with water-induced hypothermia, than compared to getting stuck and being slowly tortured with panicked claustrophobia for several days.

[@jayceewilliams5250]

I heard the 2nd story before and always thought how dumb you could be to think you'll overpower fast-moving water. Like you saw it sweep everyone else away did you just think they weren't motivated by living? He was so lucky to find that ledge and instantly ditched it

[@GSR9435]

He was a 1st degree fool.

[@mommy2libras]

Right? "We just have to follow the current". Which would be a great strategy except you'd have to swim AGAINST the current to get back to the entrance, not with it. Not to mention knowing that even if the current were going towards the exit, there's a decent chance it would just bash your head into a rock or you'd get pulled under or run into some displaced cobras that had gotten washed out of their hidey holes. Why are people creeping through caves where cobras are absolutely known to congregate anyway? While I do feel sorry for those people losing their lives and their families, sometimes it's hard to do so knowing they knew just how many dangers were involved and d3cided "screw it, I'd rather take a chance on getting washed away or bitten by venomous snakes and die that to not walk through this cave.

[@GSR9435]

@@mommy2libras - Couldn't have said it better. I dont understand why some people do what they do. Like in this case. I mean come on. If any of them got bit by a cobra they would have died a horrible death as I'm sure the tour guides had no antivenom with them and getting to a sufficient care center in Thailand is probably not a quick thing you know.

[@lordlyka68]

My thinking is that in their fear some people like him would rather risk everything trying themselves to get out rather than sit and wait in agony, not knowing if anyone even knows they're there. I think its more of like they'd rather take action and die, than not take any action and still die. Like personally I would absolutely sit and wait, but I think for some people its just more unbearable doing that than trying against all odds.

[@StuermischeTage]

@@lordlyka68 If he wanted to do something, he shoulda been pumping his fiance one last time instead.

[@SeauxNOLALady]

I have been binge watching your channel since I woke up today. I’m off work and I just wanted to chill at home and relax, and then I happened upon your channel and your Horrible Fates series…then the Cave disaster series. I’m totally obsessed. You do an extraordinary job of making the story captivating and engaging and I feel like I’m personally in the story.

[@rubenfrankish]

When I was in Thailand, I was in one of the national parks hiking with a guide, they took a group of us through a cave. It was 45 minutes to hike through. It said outside the cave, DO NOT ENTER IF RAINING. Of course it was raining and they we're like... it's fine don't worry. So in we went, it was insane fun, but half way in... water was pouring in and at one point you have to fully submerge in water, pull yourself along on a ceiling rope one at a time. It was very unnerving seeing all the water coming in but we pushed on and made it out. But in those moments, you can see how quickly a flash flood would have wiped us all out. It was an amazing rush, utterly thrilling... but not something I would do again under those circumstances. I think the guides were somewhat reckless!

[@swayamsouravtripathy8750]

This made me anxious while reading.

[@rubenfrankish]

@@swayamsouravtripathy8750 lol, it was mostly fine and great fun... but the point where you had to get fully into the water, and you could see water coming through the walls, a little freaky for sure. Hey I was young and reckless but it is an amazing memory, but in hindsight... after you hear stories like this one, it made me think uummmm maybe I got lucky!

[@athrunmoza8996]

​@@rubenfrankishI hope you wont recommend your kids to do that as well. They might not have the same luck as yours

[@rubenfrankish]

@@athrunmoza8996 Well yeah you can count on that, but I was 27 when I did that, so yeah no one was telling me I could or couldn't. It was after the wet season but still dodgy as it was raining hard!

[@kenneth1755]

After watching many "caving gone wrong" podcasts there is one thing guaranteed won't happen before I die. I had to get "confined space certification" annually to work on aircraft. I got into some very tight spots. But in the back of your mind you always know, "they ain't delivering this plane with me stuck in the wheel well." And you know what, I was right. But caving is a different can of worms.

[@leequinn2733]

I always find your stories informational and interesting. For instance, I learned to not enter caves, ever, either while diving or on land. I learned this from watching videos where others died, some even trained pros. Thats enough for me.There are for more interesting things for me to do on land than be entombed alive in a cave. Slowly watching myself breathing my last breaths and being unable to save myself. That's a horrible way to die.

[@ivancarmo878]

Not to mention risking hundreds of other lives while they try to rescue you.

[@Lucifurion]

The amount of people in these episodes who come to grief because they thought it was a good idea to try to force themselves through tiny spaces is astonishing. The lesson of the day is, stay out of caves. If for some reason you have a death wish & insist on going into them DON'T try to crawl through any hole or gap you can't easily & quickly get through.

[@pax6833]

Any cave where I have to do more than crouch to get through is a cave I will never go in.

[@rasmus6486]

​@@pax6833 If there is enough room to always turn around at any time you dont take much risk going into one. And also dont be too "cool" or dumb!!

[@SakuraSamael]

What I've mostly learned from all of these caving videos is that if it has rained recently, if it is going to rain, if there has ever been a single droplet of rain in the entire natural history of that area, maybe just don't go caving there.

[@X-Chë-X]

I listen to cave disaster videos. You wouldn't have heard of them, they're too underground.

[@clintgahm1495]

Booooo!

[@caittails]

That couple really decided to play Marriage or Mortgage, but changed the Marriage part to “Definitely die in a cave.”

[@linnyhajnalka4393]

I just had sinus surgery and been binge watching your channel. I can hardly open my eyes, so thank you for creating such awesome content that I can close my eyes and listen to while I recover. Best channel ever!

[@KittyKaperz]

I've visited the cave in the third video. From what I can remember, at the the end of the show cave, there's a fenced off bit. I peered over the fence and there was a ladder going down into the abyss for experienced cavers. I've never seen anything so dark in all my life. It was like I was just peering down into nothingness. I could even feel that the atmosphere was so different as I looked into it. I can't imagine how it would feel being stuck in complete darkness like that.

[@cassymarlow6111]

Can you tell me what that sign says? I can see it say something about butts, but I can’t anything else and my curiosity is peaked lol

[@gt7984]

I was done with youtube until I found this channel. Deeply fascinating, well narrated stories and great atmosphere. Keep it up!

[@kerriann04]

"King cobras take refuge..." Well, I automatically scratched that one off my list!

[@winstonwhite655]

these stories are sad, but at the same time fascinating. i get completely drawn in by the cave divings...it's crazy. the narrator is A class.

[@thurayya8905]

Thank you. I appreciate your matter of fact narration, allowing the story to tell itself.

[@into_play3226]

Of all the terrors described on this channel, cave disasters give me the worst heebie-jeebies. It makes me shiver just hearing the description of the cave 😱

[@metaglypto]

My idea of a perfect cave exploring adventure would be: Don't go near a cave unless absolutely necessary. Like a massive hail and lightning storm that is threatening your life, and you have no choice but to seek shelter in a cave. The idea of getting stuck is horrifying for me.

[@casperl.valentine]

My takeaway from all of these stories is that if you find yourself crawling in a tight area in a cave, when it starts to descend, DONT GO DOWN. Back up, ffs, back up and call for help

[@raul794]

I just recently found your channel, I really enjoy the way you respectfully present all these stories. I've been binging these episodes like crazy. Keep up the great work.

[@therawtruth5538]

The best scary and most interesting stories here. A normal voice, catchy background music, and a narrator sticking to his work. Thank you.

[@jeremywhite5762]

Having new content every Saturday makes me feel like a child waking up to Saturday morning cartoons i love it keep up the great work man

[@hannuhlynn]

Yeeee!! Sean uploads = my favorite, favorite uploads!!! And as always - viewer discretion is advised. -proceeds to tell the most calming version of the story ever told raising no alarms of issues with content covered-

[@Serketsama]

My favorite channel on subjects like this, good story telling, calming voice and well researched. Thanks for all your works.

[@shaybarfield1122]

The risk of human error (especially my own human error) is so great, my mind would simply forbid my body from doing anything this insanely dangerous and so prone to accidents. I don't care how many times I check and recheck my equipment and research all known environmental hazards, or any other possible hazards, my mind would still say "No. We are not gonna' do this. Get over it," and my arms and legs would be forced to concede. .....AND, I wanna' give a shout-out to Scary Interesting and thank them deeply for continuing to post such excellent content. I may not have the balls to do this sort of thing, but it sure is intriguing to learn about the successes and failures of all others who DO have the balls to continue including themselves in these brave activities. Much love Scary Interesting. Keep up the wonderful work!

[@THEGMDOCTOR-co9vp]

I love the music you use for your vids it fits perfectly love it brother keep up the good work

[@burkluca7738]

I have been into KZbin horror for some time now. Some KZbinrs are better story tellers than others and you are awesome! I appreciate the work that you do. However caving for one can only go so many of ways when going wrong and also It makes me feel like I can’t breath whene detailing some of the stories. I really like when you do other stories too! Keep up the great work! Happy new year

[@jsbzoh6]

What other channels do you like?

[@burkluca7738]

@@jsbzoh6 Dreading crime This is Monsters Maritime horror Brick immortar Scary animal attacks Thoughty2 Mr Ballen Kendall Rae The crime atlas Fascinating horror The missing enigma Bryans mysteries and adventures on trail Horror stories … I truly appreciate all of these channels and watch regularly. Scary interesting is still among my favorite Though. Very detailed and analytical, not so fatty and very little unnecessary details.

[@EvilK3bab]

Sadly, as much as I love this channel, I think he has really poorly presented some stories lately. Leaving out some major details in a few. Such as the underwater pipe.

[@NoticerOfficial]

Too many wet mouth noises

[@Casinogirl56]

@@burkluca7738 check out That Chaper, Mike is a really entertaining story teller. And his editor is a genius.

[@christopherstmarin]

The whole caving thing is crazy. Unless you can walk in it’s not something worth messing with

[@deannaallen4670]

Our older son refuses to watch Descent but I love it, this channel has become a weird love for me since I love the tragic aspect of it. All respect to the families that have lost members to this amazing yet scary hobby.

[@greg5775]

Your son is very wise,

[@michaelwilder9938]

Love that movie. The second one got weird though especially at the end

[@KissyHug]

That's one of the only scary movies I enjoy 😅

[@Rufusthered186]

Why the hell would you think that climbing through narrow passages, through freezing water only to find out that suddenly your stuck in a hopeless position with no way out, fun? Not only that. Now all those who come to try and rescue you are now putting their lives at risk. Worrying their love ones. All for what? To say that you crawled squeezed and froze your way through a hole in the ground that countless others had already been there and done that just so you can came out the other end, alive! If you're exploring a cave system for scientific purposes then I can understand the appeal. But to risk your life and maybe those that might have to come to rescue you then take up base jumping or something. At least that way in most cases your only risking your life.

[@housemana]

insanely bingeable content. thank you. please do more deep sea stuff :)

[@tedthesailor172]

I'll never understand the psychology of, "Look, there's another hole, let's risk out lives to see some more rocks and mud..."

[@Awaredo]

Dude, thank you. This is what my break needed. ☺️❤️

[@myleslemon7933]

I’m mildly addicted to like all of ur videos. The quality is so good, and you have a perfect voice for the job. Keep it up man!

[@paulandjana]

I live near the peak district and have visited Peak caverns, devils arse and blue john and was told someone died in Peak cavern but never knew the full story or that the body is still in there. Scary! Thanks for telling me that.

[@spottedslash4256]

The Second Story. All he had to do was be patient.... thats it. Honestly, i Felt more sorry for the German kid. It was a horrible situation that even the guides/pros got caught in.

[@cartooncritique6625]

I know, right? If he had just stopped, listened, and used his head he'd still be alive.

[@Gizziiusa]

Another telling of the story mentions that the cave tour guides weren't legit, they were mere local villagers who knew the cave, but didnt have the necessary skills and experience to guide them...hence why they didnt bother to check the weather report for the day. they just wanted to make quick $$$.

[@jesusalvarez1594]

​@Gizziiusa yeah, but they were informed (by legit tour guides) not to go into the cave. They went out of their way to find someone to take them to the cave, during monsoon season.

[@Gizziiusa]

@@jesusalvarez1594 I was unaware of that important info. Well, if thats the case...then I dont have much sympathy for the spot they got themselves into. ill give them darwin awards tho.

[@jasonn9907]

I, too, feel more sympathy for the 10-year-old German kid than all the others. The kid was too young and his mother was a fool to allow him to go. I would never allow my child to do that, let alone without me.

[@Faedoli]

For the record, I am an absolute coward and have absolutely no intention of ever diving or caving (beyond where the light touches anyway, I might hang out in the mouth of a cave but that’s the extent of it); but I have been binging your diving/caving gone wrong series, and I can’t get enough. How could someone with such extreme Thalassophobia be so invested in these stories? Lol

[@Sunset553]

I generally feel badly for people in these disasters. The last situation sounds even worse because it seems like it started so casually with a big expectation of getting out. The poor father and all the rescuers. I’m just not curious enough to enter a cave.

[@calebjohnson6014]

Production quality is absolutely godlike, your video are some of the best

[@mael2039]

I cannot imagine the feelings that poor woman in the second case when she pleaded and probably screamed at her fiance to not leave the relative safety of the ledge.

[@alexanderblackie6704]

The moment I hear you say things along the lines of “sometimes this place can be completely submerged in water” and I’m internally screaming “why do people go there then!?”

[@ZombieSazza]

Who TF let’s an unattended child go into a cave?! I really don’t understand why a 10 year old child was alone in the cave. I imagine his mother lived with horrendous guilt, but he really shouldn’t have been allowed to go by himself.

[@leelooweewoo]

Ignorance, I guess

[@okaynevermind5130]

They were German. In Germany, kids are taught and allowed to travel on their own from age 10-11. I guess her mother was accustomed to that and didn't realise how dangerous caves are. :(

[@scallopohare9431]

He wasn't by himself. He joined thegroup with guides

[@royalroyal2210]

Krauts...

[@Blacksoul444]

The child was not unattended. 2 Guides and other people were with the child.

[@dis8791]

You're the reason I have horrifying cave exploration nightmares (thanks, I love them /genuine)

[@Noodlesoupo]

absolutely love your videos! thank you for making these amazing quality videos

[@VastIceGaming]

Imagine the terror Neil must have felt being stuck in that hole to begin with, but then hearing all of your would-be rescuers bailing out due to rain. I just know his heart sank. R.I.P.

[@vahgeuvje10]

Neal’s story at the end gave me panic attacks. One of my worst fears is to get stuck like that. May he RIP

[@Frilleon]

Your cave videos are some of the best story/horror content on YT

[@rapomnam]

I own a couple of small caves, at a very private undisclosed location, in a karst region. I've been back into them, the longer one extending back a few hundred feet, through a very short wet squeeze, to a large vertical room that must almost reach the surface. We fear something like this, and that is why the cave locations will remain undisclosed.

[@joanhoffman3702]

Pray no one ever locates them by accident.

[@MrCrunch808]

Might be best to lodge an object into the passageway or somehow place a lock that only you can remove.

[@DarlenePecker]

Hello, I am a new subscriber. I am binging your videos from oldest to newest. Thank you for helping me through grueling 3rd shift hours. Keep up the great work!

[@ericastapleton7042]

Thank you Sean! And RIP to all who passed away ☆

[@Hot-1LE]

I love this channel. Keep it up man. You do it better than any one else on the tube. Good voice, good video, you dont go into crazy irrelevant details like some of them. Just 100% on point. Keep making the content I love it.

[@triforcewielder8500]

Love the channel brother! Keep up the great work sir!

[@MrPtrgun]

This is very quickly becoming my favorite channel!!!

[@cjodyssey]

'Unrealized dangers of caving'. man i could be a literal caveman and have the instinct not to do what these people do

[@jrr7031]

Im very grateful for your videos.....ive watched every single one..which is bad...cuz ya cant get em out fast enough. Great narration as well.

[@JohnSmith-hq6fl]

Getting stuck in a narrow passage sounds like one of the worst things. Then if water hits you it gets even worse.

[@pfeuhpfeuh4447]

3rd- How one can deliberately put his body in a position like that is just beyond me.. When it's difficult to move forward, it's somewhat obvious that it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to move backward...even in an horizontal passage...so in a vertical one.... Wtf

[@jaykirby3601]

Thank you for making these videos, I appreciate ya.

[@brandilking]

Love these videos. Thank you so much for the great storytelling. ❤️ Happy New Year Everyone.

[@brandilking]

@Robert Williams and to you, my friend. ☺️

[@adewaleadekanbi]

I have watched every single video and I now suffer from depression because of there is no more to watch I blame you man for these 🔥 video 😂

[@justmeok2]

Me: im bored Scary Interesting: here is a tragic video Me: yay!

[@blitzwarzone342]

I dunno why I keep watching these all they do is make me short of breath and my chest feel tight

[@keithtanner2806]

I was a Cave Rescue member at the time if the Neil Moss tragedy and was called out to assist. A cave diver friend with one other diver managed to enter the base of the cavern and reached the bottom of the passage but it was too late to save Neil.

[@KissyHug]

When did that happen?

[@blackeye3336]

Did u ask Neil why in the fuck he thought it was a good idea to try and squeeze through something he clearly couldn't squeeze through?

[@saragrant9749]

I have many things on my bucket list. Cave exploration, cave diving… NOT included.

[@into_the_void]

A very well done remaster .. Great for when I'm baked af

[@serwalkerofthekeynes8761]

Feelin this! Like to burn one down whilst wearing the big headphones, for these videos 👊😁

[@King_504]

Bruh started thinking like a normal person. "Fcuk this cave, let's go get some food"

[@19382q]

He forgot he’s not that guy

[@asmodean9175]

Love all your content. Keep it up man

[@toey488]

I always wanted to go cave exploring cus I thought it was very exiting but your channel has changed my opinion Im never going cave exploring

[@yolorodriguez4794]

Nope. There is absolutely nothing inside a cave that I want to see that badly. You can take pictures and video. I'll watch them from the comfort of my home computer, tnx.

[@WitchyHoneybee]

You know, I really like that your videos are loud. It makes it so that I don't have to turn down the volume consult for the ridiculously loud ads KZbin uses

[@angryduckling]

If there's one thing this channel and mr ballen taught me, it's to never EVER go cave exploring. Especially underwater 😖

[@sergeantassassin3425]

Whenever someone dies in one of these caves, they should carve out a small tombstone and write "Name of Person: They died as they lived...a complete dumbass." because no one with half a brain should be wedging themselves into crevices that small and then get surprised when they get stuck.

[@wargamerwilly8756]

I have been binge watching all of your videos, and I can't thank you enough for making free INCREDIBLE content. ❤ so damn interesting, SCARY! Interesting ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@thejudgmentalcat]

New years resolution: never go caving 👍

[@aj-1700]

At first I thought it was ignorant from him to leave his woman behind but then I put myself in his shoes and imagined the situation. He might did what he did to give her more opportunity to survive. If he survive, he could run out and ask for help to get her out quicker. If he did not survive, she still has a chance. Either way, he might was only thinking about her survival. We cannot know for sure what he was thinking but at least we should consider this possibility.

[@KanaeKocho19]

Yay!! I love these calming videos :)

[@ashleybrooke2087]

"Want to explore this cave?" No. "It's sometimes floods!" I said no. "And cobras live there in the summer." Why are you trying to kill me?