Dean's Blue Hole Cave Exploration by the Bahamas Caves Research Foundation 2019

[@kaeolandon-lane3429]

Somehow, in the freedivers temple, you go deeper and further in to the unknown with scuba gear. I felt like I was watching Neil Armstrong walk on the moon for the first time. Thank you, explorer.

[@BrandonJames-jm8qp]

Except Neil Armstrong never walked on the moon

[@kaeolandon-lane3429]

@@BrandonJames-jm8qp I'm biting

[@Ericsaidful]

That cave was dry at some point. Stalagmites do not form underwater.

[@christophermendoza6936]

I swear life is so fascinating . It’s like you are almost on another planet there. Thank goodness for people brave like yourself, so we can see footage of stuff like this.

[@narkedandafraid]

There’s a sense of humility caves bring. They’re beautiful and intimidating, like looking into the open mouth of a tiger.

[@MultiSenura]

Omg. It’s a secret land down under. Wonder where this cave ends!! That stream is flowing like a river,.. might end up in something we never imagined

[@LovelyBoston]

I want to touch everything. I want to feel the roughness of the rocks and how smooth the sand is.

[@thebaconsexplore]

Thank you for sharing this. It's like being on another planet, absolutely beautiful... a place I don't have the guts to dive, but loved seeing this!

[@suoquainen]

Ambient music fits the visuals.

[@SusanLKoster]

WHAT a treat .... in our own “back yard”. Thank you for sharing this.

[@bdmenne]

That is WILD that use to be a Dry cave below the ocean.

[@timothyforsyth2071]

Your fearless man!! I bet being in that situation is exhilarating/playing with death but missing it every time. Like a bull rider but riding the ocean.

[@sergeivershinin549]

Thank you very much Brian! Very interesting video! I know that this blue hole has inside very strong currents. Now, I see this on your video. It's very cool that you do! I'll be looking forward to your new videos about your amazing fantastic dives. Thank you once more!

[@reportagenzde514]

Omg i Had an hearth atack at the moment i SAW the Giants crab

[@lilwooklet4058]

I’m so shiny

[@adamgonsalez7824]

🦞

[@NickMacKnight]

This is fantastic, I’ve wondered how it looks down there, so thank you for sharing. What were your thoughts during your new stretch?

[@charlesbeede9279]

Wow it looks amazing in the back of the cave.

[@40ozpunker]

That's pretty ballsy to do by yourself guy

[@DrHarryH]

Just watched this again Brian, such an amazing site. Beautiful exploration man!

[@Chaysetheearthling]

I was there today!

[@guntherlang1493]

2019 video and 480p resolution??

[@cliveodriscoll2116]

Love it Brian. Thanks

[@squizill]

Just curious are you supposed to keep one hand on the line at all times?

[@zacklariviere816]

That was beautiful!!!!

[@cinzafenix08]

Cool cheers from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@Josh-hr5mc]

Thats alot of flow/current

[@krisveterinar]

How do these stalagnites and stalactites form underwater?

[@jamescaldwell9608]

Excellent question! They don't form underwater! Ten thousand years+ ago, sea surface levels were MUCH lower than they are today. Those stalagmites and stalagtites formed over 10 thousand years ago and were preserved when the sea levels rose following the end of the ice age! Really cool that you can see+prove the existence of massive changes in sea level over time simply by diving "into the past". And to think, people have a hard time believing our coastal cities could be totally flooded in a few centuries. Well, take a look, 160 feet below sea level and there's stalagmites! The More You Know 🌈

[@jun-yiwu2560]

Amazing.

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[@studioj183]

What is the light you are using? I want to dive on the lake I live on but it's so dark at the bottom

[@charlesg7926]

I recommend getting an OrcaTorch D910V light. It’s only $360, and it’s a whopping 5000 lumens brightness. Super bright

[@andreapotzy]

Amazing!

[@a.kryptonitemoorsblow4326]

I thought Deans was the 3rd deepest in the world. With Taam Ja' Blue Hole being the deepest(haven’t hit bottom yet) and Dragon Blue hole is the 2nd deepest. I may be remembering wrong.

[@jamesinengland1961]

Hope you are well and hurricane Dorian moves on.

[@megami.x]

This is insane!!

[@Rufusi0301]

Amazing :)

[@calisawce6584]

Cmon bro keep going show the whole thing

[@pennacooner3973]

Amazing

[@dustinroadway6108]

Pretty silty down there eh?

[@fly89]

i always wonder who finance exploration like this? this must have been very expensive.

[@charlesg7926]

People with high IQ and high income do it for fun

[@liannastrange]

It looks like caverns you would see above ground.

[@itzhyp3649]

This issuch a cool vid btw anyone know what that thing is at 2:40

[@studioj183]

Looks like a lobster

[@commentsectioncleaner944]

Giant crab

[@riskaafk9898]

Spinny Lobster

[@TruSktr]

Would love to know what that was!

[@DianaCaswells]

Amazing! Is that also a stalagmite on the left at 4:08 & 4:22 it looks so flat.

[@Yamyatos]

You are right that thing looks a bit out of place. But the one towards the left looks nearly as flat / straight, just not as clean. So maybe it fell off and brushed itself in the process.. dunno, doesnt really sound convincing but i'm definitely not gonna dive down to check haha.

[@lilwooklet4058]

This is my worst fear

[@felizcrazy]

Why Is it that when I watch this type of deep cave exploration there's is no sign of animals or plants life 😳.. ... ...

[@richkid5333]

Is it even real

[@adrimartinez4663]

No gracias. Sufro de claustrofobia.

[@DanielVerberne]

Please switch to using the metric system, for all our sakes. Not feet. Metres.

[@warakiya]

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