Discovering The World's Largest Underwater Caving System | Aqua Incognita | TRACKS

In the countryside of southern China, a team of French cave divers are the first to explore what could be the largest karstic system (a limestone region crossed by the greatest number of underground rivers) in the world. This discovery convinces the local government to develop diving tourism rather than support the mining industry.
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[@ivannovotny4552]

Thank you for sharing this awesome presentation with us. I found it absolutely amazing. 🙂

[@robertcronin6603]

Phenomenal video....wish it was longer 🔥

[@dirtyp.132]

11:19 it’s amazing to me that this guy can possess the technical expertise and high attention to detail required for cave diving, but still puts his shirt on backwards!

[@denniselstob3240]

Absolutely incredible Such hidden beauty in the small villages and magnificent cave systems Fascinating video 👍

[@lusimyer]

its absolutely stunning, the scenery abive ground and below!! WOW. Mother nature is amazing...sadly we humans are ruining it.

[@martha1626]

For sure

[@ClaytonBigsby01]

No we Arent ruining it . maybe that was a the case a 100 years ago but now its different

[@kenmh7357]

Fantastic video. I used to go caving in west virginia, amazing caves. Now Cenote diving is becoming my favorite!

[@28105wsking]

Seems like you need to get a health support system in place for drownings or close to drownings.

[@meridacavediver]

Love this, wish I was invited. The caves look similar to the videos I have on my channel, similar but different, love cave diving.

[@luisalbertoramirezruizgodo1654]

How do i link to your channel?

[@michaeljohn7398]

Wonderful video. It goes to show what we can achieve when we work together. Cheers from Michael. Australia.

[@martinemjt]

superbe projet! belle contribution a l humanité!

[@selvanthiru8015]

Amazing 👏 🙀 😯

[@GoFigure1]

Who in the world thought micro-print in a noncontrasting color would do for subtitles? I can't watch this.

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

You can change it

[@patriciablanchette3436]

nice video love the channel

[@tlounsbury]

Its just too bad they do not understand the difference in Topography and Cartography. They misused the term multiple times.

[@sirencandy]

Lol it's a shame that this appears to be less educational and more about marketing a tourism ploy.

[@kavehdav]

Video is 51 min but just about 6 min of it,you show the caves.!!!

[@dmhq-administration]

After we go caving, hit all the cool shops for ramen and mochi? 🤔🍜😁👍🏻

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

Was that Richard Harris?

[@marinareynolds2678]

Bonjour 🫂✊🙏🏻 come va ? Merci beaucoup ✊😘

[@RantDuJour]

Well this infomercial aged like milk...

[@dsz14]

what happened?

[@jacob1121]

@@dsz14 I'm gonna take a wild guess here: It's either corruption or people died because they weren't certified cave divers.

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

Elaborate please.

[@dorotaskoczek509]

Jestem rozczarowana

[@macskahegyi8848]

Terrible subtitling ruins even a very good film. Truly a pity.

[@terfeido1152]

Million years of b*******

[@reneeconlan]

Human Traffickers

[@clayscloset2618]

To clarify you’re saying the lady who made the video is a human trafficker? Kind of seems way out there doesn’t