Hole In Earth Leads To Massive 220 Foot Drop

[@aliohtcarlton-hobart860]

Hey guys, it wouldn’t hurt to drop a second auxiliary line next time, secured to a different tree just in case!!. Stay safe and keep on Exploring Amazing Hidden Spots!..

[@johanrynjah8241]

A back-up line is a must when exploring caves as deep as that. .

[@eastwood111]

Yeah about 15 extra ropes is good with me

[@user-gz4vb2rf5c]

Shuuuuuuut uuuuuupppp

[@ClickClack_Bam]

I never see backup ropes in these videos. I don't know what I'm talking about regarding climbing etc, but it seems like redundancy when it comes to lifelines would've be passed by EVER Can someone tell me why I never see fail-safes etc in these videos? Are there even supposed to be them? What's the bottom 'line' pun intended?

[@raul_jocson_]

@@ClickClack_Bam 1) Ropes have weight and bulk that you have to consider when packing in to a remote location. 2) A second line adds complexity and possible confusion to the setup. 3) The climbing/caving reasoning is that you make sure your one rope is well within its use limits. And if it is, it's probably the safest link in the chain. Human error being the biggest risk. 4) You do see redundant lines in higher risk/dynamic activities like bungee and slack lining, but that's because the primary rope experiences more extreme and unpredictable forces.

[@ethanrat_bodybuilding]

As terrified as I am of closed spaces, heights, dee waters, falling, I still find this stuff fascinating beyond belief.

[@trentschinckel1820]

Same here would never do it but love watching it

[@shaunedwards4893]

That's because ur safe in your bed.

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

Another million years and it will be a fine cave.

[@philipscott3241]

I’m with you on that.😵‍💫

[@malcolmx8874]

Glad you said that. I watch these guys videos, when their in tight places I start to have trouble breathing as if im there. Be safe guy! Bin meaning to ask if it's worth it, then I realize I love riding motorbikes which can be equal considered dangers.

[@exploringdixie]

Hey man. My boss has been telling me about this "Blow hole" on his property he owns 1400 acres. It's a cave in the ground and cold wind comes out of it and nobody knows how deep it goes. Nobody has ever been down it! I will post about it whenever I go up there and let you know if it's worth checking out !

[@exploringdixie]

Oh yeah! Not to mention this property is extremely close to some caverns!

[@jasonw833]

I need to know what's down there, include me on the video publish.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

we are always down for an adventure! let us know what you find and we will be there!

[@mickideg1837]

Sounds scary! It would be interesting to see what's in there from my Couch lol...too old to do caves.

[@Butt--Head]

Blow hole? You sure you're not referring to his booty hole?

[@wheresthebeefwherestheprob9951]

I love that you guys keep consistent communication. Even at the beginning repealing down "I'm questioning everything about this set-up". No one is trying to be the " master caver " it's all about open,honest communication with the team to safely explore.

[@geometricart7851]

no two trips are the same even in the same cave. Always something to watch out for while descending. The moment you grow complacent much less think you're above the law of nature. Nature will serve you and make you part of the exhibit for some other cavers.

[@GERRYMALONEY47]

You guys must have balls of steel to do this just watching I was scared I'm glad your all OK and thank you so much for showing all of us this beautiful cave it looks like you are the first ones down there in hundreds of years ? Just absolutely amazing thanks again.

[@SMDTURBO]

For everyone wondering why there were no bones at the bottom. They wash away down that shaft during big rain storms. It looks like it leads to constant lower elevations. Meaning there may be a sub cave below that one, that's filled with water and whatever else.

[@etttoo3698]

I agree, there must have been some animals that fell into the hole from above.

[@akatripclaymore.9679]

Or so you surmise "huh"?

[@insyOutsy]

Actually it's because my friend Daniel lives in that cave and he eats bones

[@remindmesometime1855]

Monsters

[@rsmania01]

@@insyOutsy is he a dog?

[@archangel5627]

I’m amazed at how wide and deep that cave became as you guys ventured down. I wasn’t expecting that at all and the fact that the original hole from the ground led to a 200 foot drop is truly amazing. The one thing I will say is that you guys definitely have some big brass balls for exploring this cave. Thank you so much for sharing the experience!👌🏻😎

[@ben8405]

Yup!

[@whistlindiesel]

Love this channel. Would enjoy going caving with you sometime. I free climb though. No ropes, over stalagmites.

[@gonkmaster]

hell yeah 🤣

[@gonkmaster]

collab of the century 🇺🇸🪨

[@josephmills7186]

I would watch that

[@goofboy247]

@WhistlinDiesel , join the Nashville Grotto. We'll take you caving!

[@ex35240sx]

You sir have good taste

[@garylam6233]

Amazing how this unsecured hole is just wide open to animals ,humans , Whatever happens to fall in it . That’s why when I go in the woods I’m constantly looking down instead of up and around . Old abandoned wells natural erosion craters . Amazing Shaft

[@AstridinGeorgia]

This is so anxiety-inducing. I start imagining all kinds of terrible scenarios like the rope tearing, getting stuck between rocks, breaking a leg, storm rolling in, etc. My hats off to those who explore caves.

[@rsuriyop]

That entire descent was crazy ridiculous. But I'm glad you guys are safe and were able to show what you saw to the world. I kinda expected to see a bunch of bones down there from unfortunate animals that went in to that hole and fell to their deaths. Fortunately though I never saw any of that. But WOW what a surreal experience!

[@MegaCityOne]

The bone swashed away into oblivion

[@jeremey2072]

Why do you think those salamanders were so fat?

[@geometricart7851]

in that kind of environment any bones would have demineralized long ago.

[@Coronado-nz7wu]

You should watch the movie "The Descent". You'll love it. 2005.

[@cheezyridr]

@@jeremey2072 obviously, because they haven't been to the gym in long time

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

I'll bet that is one scary place to be at the bottom of during a thunderstorm with a massive downpour. I think I'd personally want one or two guys up top watching everything at all times. In this day and age, some ahole living in the woods could stumble across the rope and take it off from the tree just to be a jerk and trap everyone down there. I like to have all of my bases covered for the "what if's" no matter how rare they could be in this crazy world. Crazier coincidences have happened.

[@markvanderstelt8999]

if you hear some Banjos start playing you need to Scurry out of the forest real fast.

[@mickideg1837]

@@markvanderstelt8999 😂

[@dalhousieDream]

@@markvanderstelt8999 Here 🐖 🐖

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

Seriously!

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

Or at least be making some points to tie into too, and bring screws to go back up in worst case scenario.

[@erikhoryza9068]

This is probably one of the coolest parts of the water cycle. If you look close at the shore of the pool, it is draining even deeper. The caverns below this one could very well be well depth and truly be supplying some people. Very neat.

[@stark1987]

sinkholes are one my my biggest irrational fears, one could be growing under me right now and i wouldnt know it, and theres nothing i can do about it, now you just put the image of a sinkhole under a sinkhole in my head and im less stable for it

[@ryanclark895]

@@stark1987 INIFNITE SINKHOLES!

[@FarmerDrew]

Well.... That's a deep subject

[@SirPembertonS.Crevalius]

Beautiful cave, but man there is no way I could crawl my way through the narrow branches of any cave.

[@garymucher4082]

I used to explore caves in my younger days. Now near 70, I just watch cave videos. It takes a heck of a lot of physical energy and lots of strength to do such things. Nice video... Thumbs Up!

[@FrancisBeanBlades]

Not to mention a lot of flexibility I don't have for it anymore!

[@Bill_Russell_aka_Coolbreeze]

I love this channel but I have to admit... when I see you guys trying to go through such tight squeezes it gives me an anxiety attack lol

[@gxlorp]

Like the dude who died from brain fluid being stuck upside down in the nutty putty cave

[@precisiont5188]

Same here. This is extremely dangerous.

[@hannahbanana570]

Exactly, same here 😩

[@aerynstormcrow]

@@gxlorp yep. I live with a type of hydrocephaly that causes intense pressure on the brain. Sometimes it hurts so bad i can’t breathe. I can’t imagine how John Jones felt upside down, in that kind of pain, all alone, and with no way to make it stop.

[@Xaiquyn]

same

[@anitamitchell3452]

Fully expected to see the floor littered with bones of trapped animals. Not a bone in sight! Thanks for the full light show on the walls. Looks like melted wax, like a huge candle. Take care guys.

[@o0FranklySpeaking0o]

Thats DEATH

[@chadcuckproducer1037]

Things that live at the bottom ate them.

[@fitzyholden1036]

Had the same thought.

[@m.j.morshead]

Probably washed in further when it floods,and most would be covered in silt or overgrown with calcite.

[@africanelectron751]

It ears the bones...

[@jimmymurphy7789]

1. You guys should have your own TV Show - you really deserve it. TY 2. Your poor Parents - they're probably constantly worried sick over you. 3. You are AWESOME !!! 😃

[@eastwood111]

But who watches TV is days?

[@sw11593]

@@eastwood111 I hate when people say that.

[@nondescriptbeing5944]

@@eastwood111 people watch TV as much as ever, just not cable. But a big company usually ruins good relatable vibes like these guys have going

[@AxionSmurf]

If it was TV it would be three minutes of rappel / climb / crawl / etc and 57 minutes of reaction shots, xtreme music, animations, and reality TV kitsch

[@cherylb2008]

4:35 amazing and beautiful 6:35 don’t get wedged in that!!! Guy with no helmet no harness = hottie I’m claustrophobic and watching this is chilling I give you guys so much credit for the courage and athletic strength it takes to do this

[@guiltyspark66]

Thanks for sharing, that was scary but cool. The guy crawling into the tiny part of the cave gave me a Claustrophobia attack, haha. I'm pretty sure those are "newts" that were living in the water rather than salamanders. I used to see some that looked just like that in streams in CT. Someone should look for fossils in that cave.

[@jasonw833]

I can't believe there's no skeletons down there! Such a small hole in the ground opening up to that magnitude is amazing.

[@harryballsacky]

GIVE IT TIME....

[@jasonw833]

@@harryballsacky well it's been there for millions of years, nothing much will happen in our lifetime lol

[@zabukoii8081]

Henry down there eats the bones. Leave no trace

[@SMDTURBO]

They wash away during heavy storms. How do you think those salamanders evolve and get out?

[@ictesting]

It looked like there were some glazed over at points in the video, plus some rocks sticking out of parts that must have fallen in in the last 500+ years or so. Those Salamanders were definitely unique as well. Amazing find.

[@Mattwiistand]

Dang, imagine just walking through the woods and falling through that thing!

[@senbimmons4474]

That's just randomly open like that in the woods ?scary

[@davidfaria6194]

Yeah no kidding I’m surprised it’s not sealed up in some way

[@Croco_519]

Yea

[@k1j2f30]

@Dan Trebune Someone should but a log or something over it so nothing or nobody falls into it!

[@l3gendarylag805]

@@k1j2f30 or at least a big ass sign or gate that's locked and u get the keys from someone from the cities government.

[@etgha]

For me, I don't watch you guys regularly, but whenever I come back it's always a pleasant surprise what you've been up to and it super inspires me to go exploring. I love you guys, keep it going lads

[@mauser98kar]

Incredible video and incredible contrast between small entrance and huge cavern below. A hidden world of its own hides below inconspicuous place.

[@matthedge22]

You guys are awesome. No one on KZbin does exploring like this and documents it so well. Keep at it and stay safe!!!

[@swayjaayy5495]

Theres tons of people who do

[@johnhines8450]

You guys are freaking nuts! I can’t stop watching your videos. First of all to have that kind of curiosity blows my mind. I won’t even go under a house. and then to have such courage and fearlessness I can’t wrap my brain around it. And the brother thing is super cool. I have three brothers and two sisters so that close connection I get. Great stuff. Don’t stop and please don’t get hurt

[@WColeZPorter]

John Hines, any chance you know a crazy arborist, and Tree Climber Wayne Porter?

[@johnhines8450]

@@WColeZPorter that’s a a negative.

[@Les__Mack]

Thanks for yet another awesome video! When I was about 8 I lived in Los Gatos, CA. Big earthquake area. There was a fault line through our back yard and it would open up holes every now and then that all the neighbors got together and closed off so kids wouldn't fall in them.

[@dyllan6303]

Holy moly. You guys are seriously down to earth

[@tsmspace]

"in". down "in".

[@mjk6618]

Seeing this 'hidden' hole in the Earth reminds me of why you need to remain in one spot at dusk when lost in the woods... Perhaps THIS is what accounts for many Missing 411 ppl in Dave Paulides books.

[@ben8405]

That was a brave trip. You survived, and you have my respect. Good job. That place is one to keep the opening covered with a strong mesh or strong wire screan. Safety first!!! Your rope should now become an item for history stories. You guys were very good at climbing. Well done. Thank you. The views were interesting.

[@senbimmons4474]

You guys opened up an entirely new thing for me to obsess over. These caves are intense!

[@Varunic219]

Many in China

[@clod2529]

+ this

[@guidobit]

This hobby has a lot of depth to it

[@nuracaicedo2632]

I am so claustrophobic there's no way I could have did that

[@David-jn4fx]

Amazing explore guys! 😳 You guys have some balls! Never a dull Adventure!

[@rewolfer]

I'd be so worried someone cut the ropes up top. Even if there's a lookout, if he gets taken out and the ropes cut... stuck down a deep hole. terrifying

[@violettabutler836]

love how brave you guys are to try squeezing through those tight spaces. So many wonderful creatures.

[@boinger1988]

you guys put out some very cool content. i always enjoy watching your uploads. keep it up and be safe guys!

[@cary67]

The outside view reminds me of the entrance to the caves around Lake Purdy in Alabama. Just a hole in the ground - though these were marked with spray painted arrows pointing in. It was relatively safe in there, but there were some places you could fall into that you weren't getting out of without a rope. When I think of how many times my friends and I went in there in the '80s with just regular flashlights and no ropes, it almost freaks me out now.

[@thelandofwhispers9184]

What a beautiful place😍, but remember about the safety rope, do not come down with just one rope.

[@mikeb.7068]

1. Always leave someone at the top when no-one knows where you are. 2. That hole needs a steel grate or some other type of cover.

[@Musiclover-qh2mv]

It’s terrifying to think that this could be under our feet are out in the wilderness or in an area that hasn’t been built upon recently. It’s even scarier that this could be under our streets with sink holes

[@jkit02ify]

This looks like one where I hunt - in middle of a few hundred acres of laurel near Clearfield Pa. Very few people (if any but me) knows it’s there. I always wanted to rope down it. I’ve dropped rocks and can’t hear the bottom.

[@MichaelGroenendijk]

It's going strait to hell

[@shedmachine8503]

Those puddle formations looks a lot like the Mammoth hotsprings in Yellowstone National Park imo very cool stuff, I always thought caving was like climbing into one of the earths lungs lol

[@TelecasterRon]

Pit looks familiar. I did a bunch.of em and found several and many caves. Some major finds. Here something to help you. Stay clear falling rocks when on bottom. In the day and I still do from time to time use carbide. Let me tell you why. The crawl you did might not have been necessary if you had the lamp. You see you read the cave and follow the air. I discovered some major stuff by observing the 4" flame from the tip of the Lamp. It dances in air. By observing it you can tell many times if it is a dead passage. This pit looks familiar.. It isn't fantastic but 220 aint bad. Dig the light clean flowstone. It looked as though maybe some loose material at the entrance. I still have my rack and jumars from when they first came to use. Before that I taught body rappels and prusik knots. Still have some scars I suspect. I was the first to make my top brake bar 1.25" then a 1" then 4 standard 3/4" bars. Why, It better distributes the load on the rack and removes stress on the top bars. Much better on the rappel line. You should rappel gold line dear GOD not really. Spin like a top. I can't tell you a pit you should do here but it is 170 and at midd day has a solar spot light shining down a 12 foot diameter 20 foot shaft which bells out into a freefall into 300 foot diameter large chamber in which the sun produces a beautiful spotlight on the floor. Good Caving Be safe. Rig the line off any loose material and stay hidden at the bottom while others are descending. Ron T. NSS 15149

[@robertfish6617]

NO. NO. NO. JUST HELL NO. My worst fear is being inside of the Earth. You guys are freaking nuts!

[@atDrinkH2o]

Love your videos!!! Might be a good idea to put flags or some kind of make shift fence around the opening. The hole is scary AF. Be safe out there🤗

[@TwinShards]

Hey maybe you could look into mapping the caves while exploring using Lidar? Would be so cool having a 3D map of the caves.

[@swayjaayy5495]

U cant use lidar like that

[@alonzoc537]

@@swayjaayy5495 it's been done. The general problem in the academic literature is called SLAM (Simultaneous Localisation And Mapping) Combining LiDAR map information with inertial sensor data can yield super accurate maps, and is done commonly with drones. No real reason it couldn't be done by a caver instead of on a drone. Edit: quick search and it's been done. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKGkYpeNjsSkas0

[@jrsoper6524]

Wow, that was amazing, thank you for letting me be part of it, loved it.

[@daveydoo3173]

Thats an awesome hole, who would of thought a small opening would lead to such a huge massive cave on the way down Awesome.. Absolutley enjoyed it.. Great formations...

[@patverbiest7983]

guys . . . please, please don't take risks that may bring a no return journey. viewers really enjoy your trips. STAY SAFE!

[@Widderic]

Wow that bottom staircase of smooth stone and newts was awesome! Not even a video game developer could have come up with that layout. Super curious as to what is beyond that tight crevice you couldn't make it through. It might drop off again?

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

anything could be possible beyond that squeeze

[@ben8405]

Safety first!

[@celestialbeing5291]

7:19 and 7:28 They'll need a drill to widen that tight space.

[@MrTommyboy68]

Maybe send in a R/C truck with a camera attached? That would probably be the safest.

[@Widderic]

@@MrTommyboy68 Yes!!!

[@Sorarse]

Certainly wasn't expecting that from such a small hole at the surface. What a beautiful cave.

[@ethansilveira3410]

You guys are so cool , I hope your channel gains a lot of traction I hope that one day you guys can visit and possibly venture to son doong caves in Vietnam !

[@jayc2469]

I can imagine that it has consumed several people, in its innocuous location along a woodland pathway! I'd send a drone equipped with a bright LED to investigate! I can imagine that a 4k drone would produce some stunning footage

[@kenrussell1093]

I get pretty anxious watching some of your adventures, but today took first prize when I had looked away, then looked up to see you in a space smaller than your body. The only thing that keeps me watching, is the fact that you guys obviously made it out alive!

[@raymondlin8728]

Never caved. No desire to. But enjoy watching it

[@dileepp911]

I like this...you guys are exploring another side of the world 🌎 .

[@JC-io7yh]

It's really cool being able to see all of this, but the only part that I feel was the most foolish was after you made it to the bottom and you took off your gear to slide into the smaller hole to go farther. I know there were a lot of dangerous things about this, but I feel like that was worse. What if you fell further. Who knows how deep it goes. But I'm sure you know what you are doing and it was really cool to see. Very beautiful seeing places man has touched.

[@Frank-jn6fu]

Awesome. Always use extreme caution caving.

[@GS-xt8fu]

Agree on second auxiliary line. Thanks for sharing.

[@havingfunwhereverwego]

Great job guys, very exciting to watch. It reminds me of when I entered the caves of Altlay when I was stationed at Hahn Air Base in Germany back in 1981.

[@ChAoTiKToXiiC]

such a crazy cave, makes you wonder how a cave like that even gets formed. awesome video 👍

[@1neAdam12]

Makes you wonder if ancient civilizations created them to mine resources.

[@victorhopper6774]

@@1neAdam12 most are way older than humans

[@1neAdam12]

@@victorhopper6774 Michael Cremo disagrees.

[@AT-ki8jz]

Action Adventure Twins would have found the treasure on Oak Island already

[@Mona-lu6qt]

I really don't know what was scarier the repel or the climb back up, what a rush😁 Those formations look like they were made for a movie set, but it's all nature. The parts that really give me anxiety are the tight squeezes, I shouldn't have watched the Nutty Putty video, but I know if I'm seeing the video, you're ok. Being in the dark and listening to the water was so peaceful😌 Great video, stay safe guys 💖💖

[@davidyale75]

After Nutty Putty, all of it scares the crap out of me…

[@Mona-lu6qt]

@@davidyale75 Me too!

[@anthonyrussell1129]

The climb up for sure lol

[@tommynorthwood]

This was a BADASS video dude! Neat friggin hole!!!!

[@xolomartinez6036]

Good set for an alien movie. Far more realistic looking.

[@zorlon5899]

thanks for the really cool cave videos!

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

and thank YOU for supporting us by watching and for donating to our channel! we really appreciate it

[@mtsquad]

nice pit, I did a similar one in Vermont

[@UKAbandonedMineExplores]

Wow, that place is amazing, and I'm worried about a 120ft drop, although that is a mine shaft lol. 6:11, why does it sound like somebody is doing the vaccuming lol? I feel your pain getting back out of there.

[@khx73]

Cooling fans on their high power LED light

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

120 feet is still crazy far we aren't used to the heights yet! the sound you hear is the fan on our LED light. it is meant to run continuously all night as it was previously used as a wall mounted parking lot light

[@margoporter7222]

I had to hold my breath as the last guy climb back up! Thank God you all made it 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@pizlajz]

jeskyně je krásná i když "malá" ale ta hloubka mě děsí, divím se že používáte jen jedno lano! pozdrav z České republiky

[@petes_ventures]

I could imagine the sinkhole that it'd create if it collapsed..

[@Askjeffwilliams]

pretty cool ...god job sonny Jim

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

thanks Jeff! and yeah we got a little wet!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

@@ActionAdventureTwins we knew you would hahahhahhaha

[@gianlucabenassi6570]

What a wonder of a place, i can t believe that water over the centuries can create similar paradises, but that narrow cavity continued ? Thank you bringing great footage like this to our homes 😉👍🔝💯❌💯

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

it probably does continue yes there could be a similar sized cavern just beyond!

[@gianlucabenassi6570]

@@ActionAdventureTwins it's amazing it would be to go and try to widen the hole thanks for the reply you are very kind.In Italy they discovered inside a cave, called w le donne that by emptying a siphon there was a chasm 1000 meters deep 💯❌💯🔝🤙

[@MrTommyboy68]

Being of a twisted mind, if I was the first guy down I would have stuck a Pennywise mask in my bag and once I hit bottom, put on the mask and turned my light out and waited for my unsuspecting friend to get down there. Twisted, I know. Great video. I am struck by how long it took it took Mother Nature to make that. I grew up outside of Philly and the county seat (Norristown) was riddled with old limestone caves. During construction of the courthouse, they broke through into a massive cavern and a little ways away they built a shopping mall and the JC Penny store was built right over a huge cave. Once I found that out, I never went back to that mall again.

[@avaloneamyst]

You guys keep finding incredible pieces of ancient body parts from the titans/dragons and other beings petrified. Incredible.

[@TheSilmarillian]

Why no safety rope ? . Nice drop indeed what a lot of people fail to realise is the climb back up is somewhat harder, have spent plenty of time on rope but the grey hairs are a sign that I am savvy enough to admit these days a 200ft accent will soon be beyond me unfortunately. Qualified emergency services vertical rescue technician here Australia. stay safe great upload indeed thanks for taking me with you guys.

[@outlander2878]

Some of life's pitfalls are literal !! Safe exploring guys.

[@craftyladyetta]

Love your videos and how you take us on your adventures.

[@zram4x4]

I know you guys are experts at this by now, but what is the actual level of fear when you do these deep caves? Like 1 to 10 with 10 being extreme fear.

[@SimpleLifeAlways81]

5 for me

[@ForestWanderer_YT]

why do you think cave diving needs to be "scary"? I did some caving and all it was was joy, you just need to be careful about what you do, take care you dont slip and break an arm/leg, make sure you have batteries for the entire trip, and take care you dont get stuck! If you are not sure that you can come back up leave your friend up so he can go for help!

[@JWoooolfeeee]

Pretty cool, guys, Thanks for braving the way so we can all see the awesome place! I Imagine this is how Yellowstone hot springs and geysers look like inside when empty and stop flowing. At least that’s what the texture of the lower floor and walls you explored look likes.

[@Queequeg61]

I agree, a second line would have been smart.

[@MagusFyre]

So I'm just wondering, are there any safety countermeasures incase of an accident? Like what if the rope somehow got cut? What if one of them really got stuck at 7:37? Or do they just take the risk and become SoL if anything happens?

[@mysticalmisty9772]

Wow what a find! It looks amazing I imagine there must of been a few animal carcasses down there! I’m recently new to your channel and I’m loving your adventures! Please stay safe guys and Thank you for taking us along for the thrill….

[@MuffDogg2six]

Can you explain why these have formed or what we are looking at? Crazy videos!

[@axmnstrbnd]

My exact question!!! Totally came to say the same thing.

[@Geoplanetjane]

It is a cavern that even though it’s open at the top it is so deep that light doesn’t penetrate. The whole formation was created by flowing water. The flowing rock formations were also created by.water depositing calcium minerals dissolved in the water. The smooth formations were also formed by standing water depositing calcium minerals. I note there do not seem to be any stalagmites or stalagmites which are found in more horizontal wet caves. Those passageways down there are way too narrow for anyone to get through.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

we are not experts on the formation of caves but if our understanding is correct then the cave was formed underwater. a long time ago the water table was much higher and water would sit in a crack caused by a fault in the ground. the acidic water eats away at the rock then drains away to be replaced by fresh water and this process repeats for many years until the water table drops and once it does the cave stops forming in the same way and instead the rushing water is what starts to carve out the passages that have already been formed.

[@Shaken_AND_Stirred]

That’s a cool exploration, but man, when you start going through those tight areas that far down, it just freaks me out. Ever since that young man that was exploring those caves in Nevada or Arizona; maybe Utah, and got stuck upside down in there, I just get the creeps watching this stuff. I can’t remember the name of those caves that he got stuck in, but they sealed it off afterwards as I recall. Kudos to you guys for this!

[@snowmanrainmaker]

I've tried to watch your videos including this one I never make it through to the end being closed in just freaks me out

[@marknewell997]

Hey, do you think you could be the first humans in history to ever go all the way down there?! Awesome.

[@mari-atonjalkanen9920]

I love these videos and I thank the sweet Lord that I didn´t have to give birth to those twins, I would be worried sick!! Much love from Sweden!

[@twinsmom8741]

James and Edward have been on the move together since they were toddlers. They've been scaring me since the days of screaming down the hill on their big wheels!

[@mari-atonjalkanen9920]

@@twinsmom8741 Hi Twins Mom! Your boys are probably highly spiritual and intuitive Indigo children with a bussload of guardian angels!

[@AdventureIndiana]

When your friend was coming down, it really shows the scale. So crazy, almost did not look real!

[@daverunion2162]

You guys are the best! Just be careful! Don’t want to hear you got stuck & … no more videos.

[@UnLugubreEquivoco]

New fear unlocked!

[@felixthecleaner8843]

wow - an epic explore - made me feel very claustrophobic when he went into that tiny crevasse - shudders! What sort of breaking strains do those ropes have...do they ever break... (serious question, honest) thanks guys.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

31 kN (6969 lbf)

[@1neAdam12]

Dynamic or Static line? Lots of bounce in that.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

static line it just bounces when it gets that long!

[@mrbikeman]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@VeggyZ]

This is pretty awesome... I don't know so much about crawling in a long ass tunnel only about as large as I am, though. I just don't think we're doing that.

[@jumpinjojo]

Fascinating, but man, my anxiety shot through the roof watching him crawl through that tight spot. Jesus!

[@davidwalczak1297]

Pretty cool, but the real question here is was there any Pokémon down there, I seen you had your phone and obviously that would be the only reason to go down there with your phone, so fill us in, did you get one.

[@paddlefaster]

That's crazy. There's a guy that does mine exploration on KZbin named Frank. I can't remember the channel name. One of his Partners repelled 660ft straight down without touching anything. I forgot how many hours it took to get him out. One of the scariest things I've seen.

[@jimbo3833]

You should post the link to it

[@joeharris3878]

In the early 1960s my parents bought a lot just north of Huntsville, Ala. where we lived. Daddy & my momma's cousin who was living with us while he interned at the engineering firm found a hole like this. The lot was on top of a mountain, limestone. A friend and fellow engineer was a member of the speleological society, he described and mapped, published in caving journal. Named after my brother. When rockfall was removed we were able to go down on rope ladders about 150 feet, 3 rooms. A second cave we found on the lot was registered, too, and named for me. Soon we and our friends were caving all over north Alabama. i

[@emmanotsostrong]

You ever go to Tumbling Rock?

[@joeharris3878]

@@emmanotsostrong it's funny you ask, because my brother sent me an email several of weeks ago asking me if I remember going there. I only remember it vaguely, but he said we camped overnight in it once or twice . He still Iives in n. Alabama, I moved away in 1970. He was still caving long after that until he broke his leg way back in a long cave, his friends had to half-carry him out for hours, he probably weighed 250 lbs at that time.

[@queeninthenorth2912]

Your adventurous spirit both amazes and terrifies me. I am thankful that you take us along, though. These are places that most of us will never see.

[@larry_ellison]

Yo just about to crack into this video. Got a freshie packed, good luck boys. What a legendary video this has tons of potential

[@tdagarim10]

Yall keep doing your crazy shit and I'll stay at my computer safely watching them lol. Stay safe!