Inverse Everest - photo expedition to the deepest cave in the world

[@CJ_102]

Unfathomable how pioneers find these places. That first person to explore whether a sump has a gap big enough to pass through underwater. Mind boggling courage and skill.

[@romantisanon4647]

The underground is incredible. More documentation like this needs to exist.

[@kennethm.pricejr.8921]

Unreal! Oh my gosh, the courage, to be 1400 meters down inside solid rock and have to swim underwater through that icey sump! Then continue further down without warmth. Getting back out was scary as hell. Glad Peti made it. You guys are in a class by yourselves, well done!

[@ghifarakbar8492]

imagine the first person who swim through that. not knowing how deep it is, how long he has to swim, how is the current down there, possibility to have to swim backward

[@kennethm.pricejr.8921]

@@ghifarakbar8492 Such strength, confidence and courage; I'm humbled just thinking about it.

[@dannahbanana11235]

I wasn't expecting this video to be so wholesome and get me so invested in this group, thank you!

[@robinjandhi6661]

This was extremely well made, start-to-finish. Thank you all for the hard work and effort put in to share this adventure with the rest of us surface dwellers. 🙏

[@_shinaman_3972]

This is cool. Great video, hats off to everyone involved. Best part is people coming together from all parts of the world to explore a similar passion. Cheers

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

I have watched my fair share of National Geographic videos / movies / documentaries over the years. I have also done my share of traveling because of my position in a previous career and I traveled to53 different countries. And I can never forget all the absolutely wonderful shows / movies that Jacques Cousteau produced and, directed. He gained three Oscars for; The Silent World, The Golden Fish, and World Without Sun. And as I watch this all of my senses about me, my eye sight, my feelings, my thoughts 💭 about this absolutely awesome video told me I was watching a masterpiece!! that is on the same level of the 3 that Jacque Cousteau produced!! I can’t thank you enough and I wish to God that I could shake your hand for producing this masterpiece!! BRAVO 🙌 BRAVO 👏 BRAVO 🙌

[@smileygladhands]

Can you share your favorite national geographic docs? I'm 40 and have seen most made after 1987. I'm looking to watch them all again.

[@stoki1]

Gratulálok a csapatnak , öt csillagos film . ❤️🇹🇯❤️🇹🇯❤️🇹🇯❤️

[@intevolver]

Not only a beautiful location, but also a beautiful story about international cooperation.

[@hollzie7348]

This team is soo funny and what a great sense of humor 🤣 You can just see how much they love what they do. Total bliss and happiness!! Very lucky guys to be taking on this amazing exploration!! They did such an amazing job! Bravo!! 👏

[@carolyntorcuator71]

I ENJOYED WATCHING YOUR VIDEO....ITS AS IF I TRAVELLED FROM THE PHILIPPINES TO THAT CAVE...I LOVE YOUR HUMOUR AND SUCH COURAGEOUS AND BUBLY GROUP THERE ...GOD BLESS YOU GUYS....HOPE TO WATCH MORE OF YOUR CAVE EXPEDITIONS

[@iwanttoliveinthewoods]

Thank you to everyone involved for an awsome expedition to show the rest of us this amazing place. Fantastic production!

[@zwigoma2]

😂 you are being sarcastic right ? because all I saw was there trip getting there, which took up three quarters of a 50 min video, and then we finally get in there and guess what, it's all about them some more.

[@heroantagon1st]

Really interesting documentary. It's good to see all the background and preparation that goes into these types of expeditions. Some other commenters clearly just want to see the dive pics and nothing else, but having everything compiled together makes for a very interesting doc.

[@measlyfurball37]

39:32 I love the shade thrown at cave divers, lol Massive respect to the cavers and the film team. Amazing documentary.

[@eve__________]

probably one of the best video on youtube. highly underwatched. great thing to throw on to go sleep

[@vidviewer100]

very well made and edited, one of the best caving films I've seen thank you to all

[@HippoPete]

This was a fantastic production. thank you to all involved!

[@BradfordGuy]

What an amazing group of people. Bringing so many together, from so many diverse locations and while there is so much political unrest, shows us that MANKIND CAN LIVE TOGETHER AND HELP ONE ANOTHER!I am sure this could have been a much longer and more indepth documentary, I wish it had been so. I was amazed, intrigued, and caught up in not only the caving, but with the people themselves.

[@davidrapin446]

Incredible expedition! Congrats! This is good adventurous life.

[@hollzie7348]

I was soo impressed and inspired by this expedition. My favorite scene in this video was towards the end when all of the guys were passed out and dog tired in that bumpy truck decending the mountain! Strangely to me it shows a peaceful part of humanity after such a long, hard working and high energy set of moments and the skills going into this expedition. It's not always about reaching the end of the destiny but the moments along the way and how you deal with those moments 👍 "It's not about what's waiting on the other side....it's the climb" - Miley Cyrus

[@tommorris4609]

Excellent production! "You should lower your expectations." Love it.

[@sarahb.6475]

Excellent video!! What a story it tells too. And how people risk their lives to go down there to freeze and get soaking wet.

[@lavapix]

Caving is fun. Even with camera gear. That looked like a great adventure.

[@kenyapacheco6303]

Beautifully made! Really enjoyed learning and watching this expedition!

[@timstich1052]

That was excellent! Thanks for uploading. It made me very nostalgic for caving in Mexico.

[@ElBoxeo1]

Caving is crazy bro but caving in Mexico sounds insane 🤯

[@gunners6034]

Brilliant film!!! Thank you for your job and for sharing!

[@enderusul]

When I saw Fabian Botond, I was smiling with joy :)) and remembered Morca expedition. What a down to Earth guy!. Hope to see him again this summer!

[@JoeyV701]

Some awesome and brave boys right there. So cool to be able to watch these guys explore uncharted points on earth. Amazing.

[@ezequielortiz4188]

Excellent video, you have earned a like & a subscription, excellent work those guys did inside that cave, kudos to them!

[@parisavelino2097]

Yehey! Cheers to these awesome team who brought us with them inside one of mother earths pockets or whatever you wanna call it if you got what i mean. 🤣😁 I was 💯percent with you everytime you guys get hungry, need to take a deep breathe or muscle cramps i felt it too.. haha amazing what you guys did for the rest of the world.. cant wait to see the pictures! Keep it up guys! From PH with 💚🥃! 👌🏽

[@HEATRACER24]

I absolutely love the fact of no nations but just humans coming together to enjoy life!

[@bethtirado]

you mean *men*

[@lewisjeffreys9175]

Very cool, thanks for making this documentary!

[@seankimbrough8489]

Such a cool documentary, loving the music!

[@olegkosygin2993]

An even deeper cave is Veryovkina, I find the story of its exploration much more interesting than that of Krubera/Voronya, because most of it is very recent and documented online by expedition members.

[@esi01]

Congratulations to you all. What an amazing group of super humans!!

[@tanyaesmond9359]

That was so fun and wonderfully wild. Thank you because I don't think I could make it.

[@Max-ik9qb]

Truth about risk at the end very much appreciated and agreed with!

[@greg4272]

Hát persze, hogy a magyarok kajtatnak a világ legmélyebb barlangjában! :) Tök jó meglepetés volt az angolul rákeresett videóban MAGYAROKAT és magyar beszédet találni! Ilyen se volt még, hogy az anyanyelvemen szóló beszédet angolul látom feliratozva...és mindezt Angliából nézem :)

[@TheGenXtatic]

So good. I was really rooting for them as well. 😃😃😃

[@farmboysteve3295]

Skip too 32:32 if you don’t want to hear all the crap in the beginning that’s been talked about a million times already

[@zwigoma2]

And there ain't much more past 32:32 either, the place isn't the focus, they are.

[@shoemakerleve9]

Fantastic documentary!

[@dexio85]

Really great video!

[@edwardfletcher7790]

These guys might as well be Astronauts ! What an incredibly difficult job ! It's one of the most vertical caves in the world. CRAZY !

[@francesscajoan3037]

Excellent job guys!

[@varglbargl]

It takes half an hour of runtime for them to even get to the cave and then most of the rest of it is just interviews about the cave, shot outside. Why did you even decide to make a documentary about a cave expedition if you're so averse to filming the cave? I don't get it.

[@gadblatz4841]

It's about the expedition, not the cave.

[@kermitthorson9719]

just realized a crucial part of this expedition. do you have to pack out ALL your waste? even human? really beautiful

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

Enjoyed that, 👏👏

[@christinearmington]

Outstanding! 👍🤩💐💫✨💥

[@zoltanferenczi9874]

Büszke vagyok rátok!!!!

[@xtevetyler5332]

Enjoyed that, I been in a few caves, not of this scale but a sump is a sump!

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

Awesome. Hopefully in the sequel we will get to actually see the cave.

[@giovannigiorgio3211]

yah what a let down.

[@raakymusic4336]

The music in this video SLAPS

[@benrichards4149]

What an awesome film!

[@jjpac2011]

Awesome video.

[@tedsmith6137]

It is not the deepest cave known on Earth, but the 2nd deepest, with the Veryovkina Cave being 13 metres deeper.

[@fandude7]

Could've reduced the background prep time to maybe 20 min and the rest caving. Thanks for video anyway.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Wonderfully done..

[@williampankratz600]

I heard rumors of someone going there solo and not surviving. I have no idea of whether it was before or after this expedition

[@sunnyscott4876]

Yes exactly right . Sergi Korzeev I think was his name.

[@mathiasrryba]

I think it would've been before this.

[@elyq2909]

wow!!! great work ;)

[@rondenniel2894]

Caving for a week is really amazing

[@mainemade300]

Ya those shades will look great under ground.

[@SuperEjizz]

video begins 32:20

[@alextremodelnorte1905]

This is amazing.....

[@rokerroker5807]

what a lovely journey guys, keep rocking

[@Cicooka]

Wow. Gratulalok

[@Maniakelystm]

Really well done, I'm not at all into caving as I'm kind of claustrophobic myself. Yet it was very fascinating to see this journey to take beautifull and unique pictures

[@dickfitswell3437]

Hopefully you haven't watched the tragedy that happened at nutty putty cave. Yikes. Guys still in there.

[@dickfitswell3437]

If you haven't seen this and you are claustrophobic then this might be a bad idea to watch. Ton of videos made on it so good chance you've seen it kzbin.info/www/bejne/navSl5V8mdyDfrs

[@Zaak249]

hahaha love that guy 39:30 "not gonna be a cave diver, what an idiotic sport" while he is deep underground in a cave submerged in rocks where the potential for danger arround every passage is looming but in his books thats totally fine xD

[@20ZZ20]

true though... i think i'd rather die in a cave from starvation or a rockfall than drown in a cave xd

[@staticalphabetsoup637]

These caves have been formed and remained Uncollapsed for thousands of years, I trust that way more then under water caving haha

[@SeanTheShredder]

Great video

[@OldSilentHill8]

"You should lower your expectations" ... I see what you did there.

[@tommyreusse3858]

amazing documentary

[@lvthuylinh]

Respect!

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Where are all the photos of the deep cave ?? It would have been nice to take a medal det. down ?

[@giovannacuttica9227]

Uomini eccezionali. Come scalare l’Everest al rovescio ?? Mi sembra ben più ardito 😳‼️😳‼️

[@karlmadsen3179]

I don't think he brought enough rope if this is the deepest cave in the world. "You're going to need a bigger boat."

[@poitoulibre636]

That video would have been much better if we would have followed them more inland than outland. We havent seen the cave that much compare to truck, road, people talking about their life... Hope one day, a real video team will go back down so we could follow and see like almost if we were with good explanations of the environnement as well.

[@Sagittarius-A-Star]

There are other cave expedition videos where I almost soiled my nappies. Crawling through extremely narrow passages, not knowing if you would drown in case you got stuck and rainfall started outside .... Not my favourite leisure activity - really. I once went into a cave by boat in Thailand. At some point the ceiling came so close that the two guides had to simultaneously push against the ceiling to get the boat move forward - no thanks, not again. (We were all lying flat in the boat at tht time...)

[@Zappygunshot]

The raindrop that lands on the Arabika Massif cares little for what humans decide is the 'deepest cave'. It winds its way through dozens of kilometers of tunnels and passageways, passing sights that we will never witness, until it bubbles back up to the surface and joins its brethren in the Black Sea. These places have been there for millennia, and will remain for millennia still. Only the churning of forces deep below the crust, and far above the surface, could decide what really is the 'deepest cave'.

[@LillyMelody01]

🤘 enjoyed

[@pierre-alexandreclement7831]

amazing 🤩

[@SamiTM]

42:57 You had one rule to follow but failed.

[@leudast1215]

where the hell was the photo expedition? 90% of this video was them above ground.

[@princeamongmen7064]

That was class

[@elvenkind6072]

I'm REALLY sorry if I'm COMPLETELY, and TOTALLY wrong, but to my ear Hungarian do sound a bit like Turkish? Or am I mistaken?

[@filmdzsungel_studio]

The Hungarian language is completely unique, but of course there are words of Turkish origin that we use. Because in historical times the territory of the Kingdom of Hungary was under Turkish rule for 150 years.

[@elvenkind6072]

@@filmdzsungel_studio Thank you for answering. I just noticed the tone of the language, and the pronunciation of certain words, kind of like I notice Dutch and German are related, even if I don't understand any of those languages. So do you think the 150 years of Turkish rule made Hungarian words become pronounced in this way that I describe? Have a nice week! Alv, Norway

[@filmdzsungel_studio]

@@elvenkind6072 My answer is no. There are Turkish words that have been incorporated into the Hungarian language, but apart from that they have nothing to do with each other.

[@elvenkind6072]

@@filmdzsungel_studio Ok, thanks for your answer! Have a nice week! Alv, Norway

[@avgrim7729]

Where'd they take a dump?

[@treygreene1320]

So finally at 29 years old I’ve realized that if it is going to be a BBC style documentary or a documentary narrated by British people, no matter what the circumstances the British narrator will always make it seem as if shit is life and death even when people are screaming with joy in the background. Also they will play ominous music once again even when the people around are elated with joy all the while he’s telling you that they could die lol. They could A documentary on the birth of butterflies and it will be ominous and all about tragedy if it’s a British narrator 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenlamley541]

Not all. But I get what you mean. Eluding to something more dangerous than it probably is, is as annoying af.

[@mathiasrryba]

​@@stephenlamley541 Look up an earlier expedition there where they got surprised by a water surge which filled the cave in half its volume, how the cavers needed to cover to save their lives against a torrent of all that water coming down. you're never safe in that cave.

[@jesswold47]

Are the photos available to view anywhere online?

[@cymtk]

yaknow I cant fault the title, it was 'the expedition to', not the 'expedition INTO' I expected more cavery but yaknow. oops.

[@vincentanguoni8938]

Did he say two thousand meters???

[@RoyceGamerPro]

awesome

[@rfreitas3298]

The heart of the mountain

[@gatorgityergranny]

almost zero mention of how they dealt with their solid human waste. all that food in... is someone making a daily trip to the surface with bags of poop? are there alcoves here and there that are. “toilets”? does it smell awful down there? please inform.

[@mathiasrryba]

That cave cleans itself. it's literally earth's toilet. a big rain comes in and the cave turns into a 2km long pipe that takes everything in its path

[@Peace-tk3gr]

Lovely video 👌. Still think cavers are batty though. 🙂

[@recorpse9698]

yeah but who the hell went down there with scuba gear to find out it goes even further down?

[@Grunfffff]

Where do they take a dump?

[@MattOwens]

Why is it so cold at 2080 meters deep?

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

because its not below sea level but under a mountain thats always cold. The cold soaks down into the rock. If for example they drilled a hole down 2000m from sea level it would be significantly warmer.

[@MattOwens]

@@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi Cold doesn't soak. Heat radiates.

[@boredgrass]

A documentary about a cave exploration that doesn't document a cave exploration. Instead "fun in the camp"!

[@nicholasnugen3904]

Can I get a link to the website that sells that sexy speedo?

[@elfootman]

I'm 30 minutes in and still no deep cave exploration.

[@Starklar]

20 minutes in and the cave appears

[@horacioevelazquez3250]

Wow!