Divers React to Unbelievable find inside flooded cave in Utah

[@tracemolzon4525]

Met Gus at ginnie springs a week or 2 ago. I’m an instructor out of Tampa area and what you guys are doing for the scuba world is beyond measure. Much thanks

[@DIVETALK]

Very cool!

[@icegiantphil776]

The more you understand what you're afraid of the less afraid of it you'll be

[@christopherarzouanian4211]

i’m terrified of the ocean, diving , and large bodies of water as a whole. but i find myself endlessly watching you guys day in and day out. please keep up the great work woody and gus. it’s a pleasure to watch your videos

[@jamesgunn7777]

Same here you couldn't pay me to dive but you guys are cool

[@retrovi4128]

Pretty much all of us.

[@ws8061]

If you haven't you need to visit the South East in the US, beaches in the Mediterranean, almost anywhere in the gulf of Mexico, etc. Anywhere with mostly mild surf and relatively warm water. The South East in the US the water can be even warmer than the Med IME I guess because of the gulf stream. It can change your outlook on the Ocean if you're from places with really big surf, crazy riptides, and colder water which is a lot of the world. If you're still scared maybe just sun bathing is for you lol. But yeah I've met people who grew up in the Pacific NW who hated the Ocean because their surf is much more violent and water very cold like 60 degrees Max who visited beaches in SC and absolutely loved it.

[@artfoex]

Same here :) I enjoy the 2nd hand experience :D I'm pretty much afraid of anything that sounds remotely dangerous!

[@DreamsageRap]

@@ws8061 i live in florida by the gulf of mexico and still wont dive lmao

[@kryshth]

You can see in these two cave explorers eyes how much this amazing accomplishment means to them. Especially considering they found this stunning cave essentially in their backyard. I can feel the joy for them.

[@KunalSxngh]

A thumbnail that actually delivered. I have nothing to do with diving but I love this channel.

[@BFKalut]

If you guys really do go, you HAVE to record it, that looks incredible! This is the first one to make me entertain the idea of exploring the world of diving despite my fear of depths. What an absolute treat!

[@paraglidingprospector]

Wow! That was top-shelf and kudos to the USGS Rep who kept this a secret until the right folks came along to properly document and explore it! Incredible!!! Thx for sharing!

[@Stewpkiddable]

seeing the grim reaper being placed was cathartic. this is an S Class discovery by these two fellas. the waterfall cavern just existing down there all these years just makes me so happy.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

I'm a recreational diver. I know nothing about deep water diving, nothing about cave diving, nothing about cold water diving, and nothing about diving at altitude. I have no idea how you would even begin to plan a dive such as this with the surfacing in the middle of the dive, not knowing what the actual bottom depth might be, etc. etc. Simply amazing.

[@YukonSeanHolland]

OMG! I almost got in a wreck from laughter when Gus said wet crack!

[@Flavajabarii]

those guys looked so proud, very wholesome

[@inkedmomblu1510]

I couldn’t ever do it. It looks scary af. But I love to live vicariously through these amazing videos. The beautiful is absolutely mind blowing. It’s so stunning that it seems hard to process. To be the first person to see such beauty has to be exhilarating and humbling

[@VivPhotography]

I'd probably cry tears of joy if I had discovered that waterfall in a cave. Would be great if you two could dive this hole =D

[@guu6854]

They do not have enough experience for a cave like that forril

[@mustanggun]

I know right...wink

[@grahamkight9111]

@@guu6854 yes they do

[@ballaplayz]

@@guu6854 they definitely do Lmao they’ve talked about doing crazier stuff then what was in this video 🤣

[@guu6854]

@@ballaplayz key word….talked

[@lilblinchik2500]

I worked in Logan for one summer which is near to where this cave is located. That’s wild to think that this was the first underwater cavediscovered but it makes sense that it’s in the Northern part of the state.

[@laluhuizi29]

This video is so wholesome 🥺 to watch you two get so excited about a brand new discovered cave is like watching kids at a candy store. Speaks volumes on how passionate you are. I love this!!

[@flux.aeterna]

Hiya Woody & Gus! Non-diver here, found you after going rabbit hole about high altitude climbing funnily enough. I used to swim competitively but in college I developed severe anxiety and a fear of water (I’m talking full body panic when I tried snorkeling & feeling like I was going to be grabbed & dragged to the bottom while trying to swim laps in a clear pool!) Needless to say I probably won’t be diving in this lifetime, so I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the intelligent, hilarious, educational content y’all create! Watching your videos I’ve learned SO much and have major respect for the science of diving and the skill that is involved. I will probably never dive so I appreciate the opportunity to experience these dives as analyzed by experts instead of just watching with my usual inner monologue of “oh look, it’s my personal hell!” I’m actually a true crime nut and I wanted to ask if you would consider covering the 2013 LAPD’s dive into the La Brea Tar Pits? Sgt. Dave Mascarenas used a dry suit (I think?) to attempt to recover evidence from a 2011 cold case which had been tossed into the tar. Not much on KZbin about it but there are some articles and a couple of in-depth podcast episodes which actually interview Dave! LA Times article (2013): www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-xpm-2013-jun-06-la-me-ln-la-brea-tar-pits-diver-20130606-story.html Civilian footage (2013): kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6DcdIBooZJneMU HuffPost (2013): www.huffpost.com/entry/scuba-diver-la-brea-tar-pits_n_3403424 First podcast episode (2015): thisiscriminal.com/episode-33-deep-dive-12-18-2015/ Follow up episode & interview (2020): thisiscriminal.com/episode-136-la-brea-dave-3-20-2020/

[@Jimmy_CV]

If Woody discovers a cave and names it "Dive Talks Deep Wet Hole" I will officially have to get cave certified just to make the pilgrimage there.

[@avonedwins]

I know Wendell. He’s an all around awesome guy and amazing diver. This is just one of many of the incredible dives he’s been a part of.

[@TheCornDavis]

4:18 the one thing (out of many) that I love about the whole cave diving thing is seeing the little air pockets on the top like this. It reminds me of liquid metal or mercury so pretty! Also you can see the flow of water with it too. Love it!

[@BRIDGETTattoo]

Right?

[@johndoe7270]

That's a wonderful, pristine sanctuary. Imagine discovering it with someone. Cave diving must create some powerful bonds between people.

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

Not for long after putting it on KZbin....

[@Kaydo86]

This is why I want to learn to cave dive. This is absolutely beautiful.

[@vanlos620]

I've been up in that area many times and had no clue that was even there lol. Absolutely stunning cave :)

[@Rwpitman67]

You guys are awesome. I've went from someone that use to watch cave videos and almost have a full blown, chlostrophibic, anxiety attack to someone who wants to go cave diving so so So badly! Thanks for all of the awesome videos, and knowledge! Have a good one guys.

[@Kujo-ot5jv]

I live in Utah, you guys asked about the temperature of the water. I've been to the cave entrance with someone who was considering diving the cave. The water temp was 43 degrees in august. My friend decided not to dive it as he didn't have a dry suit.

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

He's not good enough to cave dive

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

From the days of volunteering to help the ecology studies groups, here in TN, Doe River is routinely around 34 - 36 F all summer for some reason nobody's managed to fully explain. They have to warn people who go rafting that the shock of being overheated/dehydrated if you fall out of the boat can be detrimental... ...AND all us local kids regularly swim in it... in trunks, cut-off jeans, T-shirts... You stick it out with friends until your teeth are chattering and you have trouble breathing... and then break for beer or soda (depending on age group)... haha... ;o)

[@moralester]

3:14 watching all 4 diver's reactions as he's explaining the corkscrew float drop was so awesome haha

[@yenvogeltje9075]

OMG guys, please do this one and make a great video to show us your adventure!!! I have a fear of under water caves but I live through your videos . Keep it going xoxo

[@aaabucus3104]

whenever you see someone talk about a successful safe cave dive, they always have such a huge smile basically cemented on their faces the whole time. Must be amazing

[@giovanninicoletti9042]

That looks fantastic, one of my favorite caves I saw on the channel so far! No silt as well!

[@justinthegreatponte3170]

Wow that looked soo beautiful.. I would love to watch Gus and woody explore that wet Hole!!

[@Coach_Vedo]

Really EPIC find!!!! Just imagine that you are 1st ever that put his swimsuit and your eyes inside that cave. Incredible!

[@_Kayla_]

I love how excited and passionate they look, look at the pure joy and pride in their eyes. Excellent.

[@louloubell7288]

Wow that water was amazing, so clear!!!! Can’t wait to watch your video of it 🤞🤟💙.

[@BikeAndDive]

AMAZING! The video. The story. The divers. and your reactions. As the video progressed, my smile just got bigger and bigger. I could practically tie it behind my head.

[@FlyfishermanMike]

This is Ricks Spring! I drive by it all the time! Logan canyon has a bunch of dry caves as well.

[@dianepack7206]

Woody is so funny and Gus reacting to woody is hilarious. I think he should be able to make it whatever he wants. You two together are a trip !!!!!

[@anthonymartinez2982]

I love that Gus is a watch geek ! I wanna see his watch collection

[@yessenia1619]

That looks amazing! Can’t wait for you guys to explore and film your adventure!

[@matthewnel8778]

Hey Woody and Gus! I went for my first "dive" yesterday (only 2 m deep), and it was insanely fun! Breathing underwater is actually really mind-blowing. Hopefully I'll soon be doing my open water cert, and I'm really excited. Thanks for all the dive-related content you guys make, love the vids!

[@BRIDGETTattoo]

Good luck 👍 💓

[@YouTube_user3333]

If you find 2 meters fun, waiting until you get to 40 meters. It’s awesome 👌

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

Hope you survive

[@YouTube_user3333]

@@michaelvoorhees5978 🤣

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

@@KZbin_user3333 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheCinder24]

Utah is gorgeous 😍 This is just the icing on the cake!!

[@aimeeprincessofpower]

What an amazing cave that is absolutely beautiful I really just can't get over the underground waterfall that's crazy

[@humacao01]

This is just glorious heaven on earth. The wonders of this little blue rock we live in is amazing.

[@robandcheryls]

I live vicariously through your stories of diving thank you two.

[@kenzieblossom6974]

Finding a waterfall in general is mystical but to find one in a cave must be epic!

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

Come to the southern u.s. most caves here have waterfalls. Many hundreds of feet tall. Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia.

[@ArcticNightwind]

I cant wait to see you guys dive this cave!

[@JRastafari007]

Thanks!

[@sgtcoxjb5132]

That's amazing. Also...."Dive Talks wet hole" has a nice ring to it 🤣

[@crichardson3903]

I am not a diver and I am not really sure why I'm subscribed to his channel but that was AMAZING! So beautiful. This non-diver is obsessed with these videos.

[@philsey6913]

The entrance at the surface is absolutely beautiful too!! Imagine camping there a few days.

[@TheCornDavis]

I love how well Woody can keep a straight face when making dirty jokes 😂 I’d be busting up hahaha

[@JamesSmullins]

There's a cave here in the Texas hill country that's mostly dry but has a few lakes deep in the cave. The water is cold though from what I've been told and access is severely limited but the group I'm with has access to the the full length of the cave which is ten miles. We're planning to dive that lake and see what's in it though I'll likely be the safety guy on the edge since I don't have the gear for it yet. It's not a deep cave just long. I just want to see what's living in the water since the rest of the cave has life which is why it's not open to the public except the first few hundred yards. It'll also be part of our search and rescue training which involves a lot of cave work since there's areas here where you step off a trail in a state park and fall into a cave. Not quite cave diving [yet] but it's a step in that direction training wise.

[@JamesSmullins]

@S M it's about a hour from Austin, I can't name the cave since it's not generally public knowledge beyond what's open to the public that get guided tours. There's thousands of caves west of Austin most small and unexplored at least in the last hundred years. A lot of the old west stage coach robbers and Indians hid in these caves so there's always potential to find gold and artifacts within them. There's two big stashes of gold somewhere around here from robberies that was never recovered even after the capture of the robbers. Needless to say every time I stumble upon a cave or hole big enough to fit something in a look. It helps knowing where one of the major stage coach trails is and access to a big part of it, one area looks promising but it's a ravine loaded with rattlesnakes making it a risky exploration. But that makes it a great spot to hide the gold since people are afraid to go there including the rancher that's had that land in the family for over a hundred years. They've never set foot in that ravine since they bought it. If you're into dry caves Colorado bend state park has a lot but they require you to be with cave groups they know to explore and there's hundreds of miles of caves unexplored due to bad air and other physical factors. That park is also in the Texas hill country about two hours from Austin.

[@XiraKira13]

@@JamesSmullins can you explain the bad air? Is it because deep caves release gases?

[@JamesSmullins]

@@XiraKira13 its the level of oxygen in the cave, it gets low and can cause many issues similar to the martini effect when diving. You carry a Bic lighter with you and when the flame gets really high its time to back up. About the only thing in this area that can poison air is Sulphur but you're going to smell that long before it's a issue. Most well water hear has it including mine and there's a Sulphur spring that they ran a pipe from into a swimming pool. Stinks but otherwise harmless though it's a constant 72 degrees which feels cold in the summer when you first jump in. The spring itself is blocked so people can't crawl in.

[@brolohalflemming7042]

@@JamesSmullins That's.. a risky way to test air. Especially if there might be methane from coal seeps, or biogenic. If there's sulfur around, HS is a huge risk. Although it reeks, it also rapidly shuts down a sense of smell, and then your lungs. So "Do you smell that?" then "Nope", and then unconsciousness and death. So general safety for any dry, wet or semi-dry cave is take a proper, certified air quality test and alarm. Especially if you'll end up doing cave rescue, like cavers who ran into a pocket of HS. Also a general O2 gauge because depending on conditions, oxidation of minerals can lower oxygen content. Often air quality issues happen in cave systems like this were there's wet-dry-wet sections if there's limited air circulation between the rest of the system.

[@JamesSmullins]

@@brolohalflemming7042 while there is a chance of Sulphur its low, as I said it's the only potential contaminate in this area. The crew I'm training with knows the one cave they've come across it quite well and use that area as a training ground so others learn the signs of bad air by watching those up fronts actions. That cave isn't bad due to Sulphur. This is all part of search and rescue training. Most caves that go any distance have two entries so air flow is good but a couple don't or at least not discovered yet. If they had to search that cave they would take o2 tanks to go deeper but for training that edge is as far as they go. And most caves are dry here, higher ground and very few springs exist around here so it's rain seeping in or entering holes that puts water in the few that have it. Caves in west Texas would be different as there's more risk of other gases entering since that's oil country but you don't hear about many caves out that way since it's so flat.

[@breakerwave31]

Holy moly!! It's beautiful and awesome enough already. Then you thrown in all the rooms and walking around and then WATERFALLS! Are you kidding me?!!! Would love to see y'all dive this and film it. What a blast. Thanks for sharing it and thanks to whoever suggested it. I gotta watch it again.

[@cemcizem9860]

The part where Gus talked about how awesome it is to come out of the water literally inside a mountain and see a waterfall... on point! This video is great and you guys are awesome, and so are all your guests. I will get training from you guys one day soon. Spreading dive talk in Orange County ✌🏻

[@santiagomunozestefa9914]

Woody really wanna go dive in those holes, I’m just imagining woody’s face when he sees the waterfall! Awesome video guys, congrats Gus and congrats woody I’m not a diver but I’m going to get certified as a one soon, thank you for great content! Keep doing what you do, Gus a darle con todo, espero poder conocerlos algún día!

[@brianjensen5661]

Woody wants to get in them holes so bad.

[@staceyjones2405]

Excelente!!!

[@JRastafari007]

another great vid. awesome as always , guys.

[@shel.b.1090]

Omg guys you have got to go and video yourselves doing it of course. How fab xxxx

[@devinsreeker]

I kayak the logan river right by that spring. Never imagined there would be a cave system like that underneath it. The place is called ricks springs and we use that parking lot to launch our kayaks down an awesome section of whitewater. Lots of people go up to the view point and some play in the water there. This is awesome.

[@DIVETALK]

Can we stay at your house when we go dive it? 😂

[@devinsreeker]

@@DIVETALK I live in Salt Lake which is three hours from Logan so not the best basecamp XD. If you fly in late or something and need a place to crash for the night you are welcome to lol

[@vortexhornet7518]

I'm at a loss to describe how amazing that is how truly lucky they are. I can't wait until I can go myself someday but like you guys all say I have to get proper training first! Great video and thanks for exposing these beautiful wonders.

[@TheOnlyLegitimateZoigle]

That's such a cool thing to find, you can see the satisfaction/happiness Wendell and Richard are feeling describing it all. Between that and the excitement i could feel from you two, this is a video that made me smile.

[@tashanicole1448]

I live in utah and I had no idea this even existed, logan is close the the idaho border, still too afraid to go diving in general but man that is gorgeous

[@marybethwylie]

Wow! I'm claustrophobic and terrified of the water so this is amazing to be able to see!

[@14thCenturyHare]

This was the first video that I just couldn't stop smiling along with y'all.

[@zerolightness6674]

Cool video I have seen dry caves where people go in the caves and explore!

[@brandynicole8382]

What a beautiful adventure and find!!

[@SamAdelmann]

That looks amazing!!!!

[@gareth8346]

Wow what an amazing place, but the best part of watching this for me was seeing both your reactions to it.🧐😲😍🤗😂😂😂

[@youkokurama5263]

Its been awhile since i've come to your channel but its so great to see your subscriber count, you deserve it with all the knowledge you share with us.

[@jonathanplant935]

Dive talks wet hole 🤣🤣🤣 I lost breathe laughing at woody in the end of this one

[@CSERepair]

I’m absolutely terrified of dying/swimming in the cave like this but and super intrigued by this type of exploration and your videos? I could’ve never imagine myself watching these types of video but here I am a new sub 😅

[@johns1625]

I live in Logan. This water is COLD. The spot they entered is called "Ricks Spring" and Tony Grove is a lake up in the mountains pretty far away from there. These guys are saying it's connected to this cave which makes sense. There are tons of caves in the area many lakes that have no obvious water source.

[@JadedBelle]

I cannot imagine the giddiness they must have felt to be discovering this beautiful hidden paradise!

[@jameecole1158]

You guys are so awesome. I hope you guys make it large. I know these videos are a lot of work, but I hope you understand you've saved thousands of lives just by educating.

[@ammonacave9265]

Utah isn't know for the cave diving but we do have some. I believe there was a expedition to the sump at the bottom of main drain cave which is in the tony grove area they were talking about. Should definitely check that video out to.

[@Michael-jj4ic]

Getting through the cave, finding a waterfall inside, only a cursed frog-Prince is missing, amazing find

[@tonyaboggs5367]

I don't know what it is but I found you guys a week or so ago and it's almost like therapy to me I constantly want to watch you I feel like I have this connection LOL I know it sounds weird but you two are like two of my favorite people and especially to my favorite people on KZbin. Thank you for making my day daily whenever I'm able to watch you. Thank you so much for the videos you deserve so much. Someday maybe if I were to ever dive my dream is to drive with you too.

[@shoua7]

I know exactly where that spot is, because I've been there (but obviously not inside). It's along Highway 89 that goes from Logan, Utah to Bear Lake, Utah.

[@sjldfilms5126]

Grand praise indeed!! A round of applause from to great divers to two great divers. 👏

[@KFN_VII]

Please make your trip happen and fully document the entire dive. Can't wait to see it!

[@shadanfitsimmons5720]

Been watching your channel for a year or 2 finally getting certified thanks for planting the seed an providing motivation

[@johnathonnunley3014]

Just saw the live trip to Colorado woody. Just became a member. Would love to meet you and Gus plus get certified from yall and eventually certified on the KISS rebreathers and when I'm properly trained. Hopefully one day a cave dive together. Love you guys! Hope yall are having an amazing day! 👏

[@XRPriest777]

Congrats on how much your channel has grown. Ive been watching for almost a year now.

[@ilovecuppcakes]

I went to college in Logan, and I’d always take drives up this canyon (it’s BEAUTIFUL). I’d always stop here and dip my toes in the water. I’ve always looked there where the water gets deep and wondered if there was a cave there. I’d sit there and imagine. Now I know! The water is cold, but you’ve got the gear! You HAVE to go and show us all!

[@atlsmostblunted1]

Definitely one of my top 10 favorite videos on all of KZbin and I’ve seen a few

[@hdors13]

The excitement you guys have for all of diving is what makes this channel more than anything else - but I'm including chemistry/bromance in excitement category. Great reaction and you guys should try to dive with the original guys who found it. Get Edd to come since they probably know him, too.

[@IJPOOI]

you guys should do an episode with them, would be interesting to hear what they say, im sure woody has a book worth of questions for them

[@williamsweet7511]

It's pretty high altitude, but seems fairly shallow, I may have missed it but did they say how deep it is? Little tight but no silt, awesome cave. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@inkedmomblu1510]

That is absolutely beautiful!!

[@rhondaalbertson7524]

This is one of my favorite videos as to date. How amazing is this!!

[@jbadmama]

i love this! they are so proud to have found that, so beautiful. the thought of diving is terrifying to me. but if Woody and Gus trained me i may consider it. lol

[@daneg8178]

I love your passion guys, never change

[@sherronlemelle9651]

I live vicariously thru this channel!! I could never bring my self to experience this!! Oh and woody I seen you at the Georgia aquarium but couldn’t tell you thank you so here it is!! THANK YOU FOR THE CONTENT!!

[@craigbikes8831]

this is the first time I've ever seen a cave dive video that didn't give me extreme anxiety. I could honestly see myself attempting to consider one day possibly thinking about this. I know I'd never do it, but this type of dive is the one that would make someone spark an interest in the sport. This cave looks fantastic

[@palatina6626]

3:15 look at the smile of that guy at the right side. I love it.

[@lydiahanke]

amazing people, you should do a podcast with them!

[@Vhalior666]

What an exceptionally beautiful grotto hidden within the Earth. You can tell how positively affected the Divers were after their experience. It must have been magical and life-changing.

[@jesselund360]

Shout out to you guys for being awesome.

[@kerryfischer9879]

Absolutely beautiful and incredible! This channel is so going to get me hooked on diving. I have to be trained ASAP!

[@scottjohnson4032]

Guys, that was my suggestion for the member meetup competition, that cave is on my bucket list! Please let me know when you go there I'll join you!

[@Phishnet12]

Amazing! Absolutely, amazing!

[@bryanbrophy3815]

That’s amazing!! Y’all have to do it

[@landonwilliams7111]

I honestly hate reaction videos, but these guys have quite a cool subject to cover each time I watch their reactions. Thanks Gus, Thanks Woody! Keep these videos rolling out love the content!

[@missymk444]

I live in Utah, and after seeing this video I 100% want to get certified so that I can visit this beauty. How incredible!

[@alphagaming8414]

Yea you are beautiful too