Secret Tunnel Leads Directly Under The City

[@chrisgg80]

Should totally expose that chemical dump to the city. As a biologist it was legitimately scary to watch this lol, glad you guys are safe.

[@Nomadcreations]

Go Federal, Local Is probly Corrupt!!! & Knows about It Already & Got paid off

[@PilotVBall]

@@Nomadcreations Completely agree. Go federal. The local regime is always corrupt.

[@ChicagoMike85]

As if federal isn’t corrupt either.

[@Getyourmomoffmygrom]

@@PilotVBall and Sparta where they are is absolutely corrupt as fuck. I mean just look into the history of Sparta Tennessee. Unbelievable corruption here the feds need to come in and bust this place wide open starting with the prison the judge and everybody involved in local politics it is backwards old boy politics here if they don't like you you will disappear. One of our former sheriffs was involved in a murder for another sheriff just plain murdered people. And more people go missing per capita in Sparta Tennessee then anywhere in America as far as I understand. I wouldn't be surprised if I disappear speaking on it.

[@coyote4936]

@@Nomadcreationsfederal usually refers cases to state and local first

[@TheEccentricSquare]

Y’all should start bringing some water samples back to get tested. There’s no telling what’s leeching into the ground. Some tight squeezes with this one. Braver than I.

[@paulvamos7319]

Is there a plant producing anything in the city? They could be leaching chemicals into the ground and it slowly builds up and becomes gas! I just hope they never run into a methane gas pocket and the lights they use will blow it! 😮

[@filonin2]

@@paulvamos7319 LED lights cannot set fires.

[@James-qr6rp]

just think there's millions and millions of drill holes 🕳️ Wells boreholes and who knows what has been pumped underground😢 a lot of people don't understand where water comes from what beauty is beneath us

[@Dee-c1e]

These guys got nerves of steel and hudge cahonas

[@docdetroit146]

I just found an advantage to being older. I have zero interest in putting myself in a position like that. Ill live vicariously through you. O2 monitor very important

[@bradleypark1936]

I haven't been caving for 3 decades but I break into a cold sweat watching you guys do it. Gas and rain are not your friend. Thank-you fellas.

[@itisjustacomment]

Yeah, rain became our enemy in the Yorkshire Dale's UK caving. We checked the weather for days and went into an unknown hole for us for 30 minutes. The water started to rise knees, waist, and then up to the shoulders just under the arms. Luckily, the last 5 minutes went up if we went forward the downward passage. We would have been drowned. When we got out, it was sunny and dry, and the sky blue. It's amazing how dangerous it can be, and we just got put that day. We were taught to keep our cool and not rush or mistakes happen. But we were moving that day.

[@reverendtfg6802]

*I used to do this back in the 1990s when I was a teenager, mostly in TN and KY. I'm physically not able to anymore. Thank you for posting these videos, they bring back some great memories.*

[@Couchintheclouds]

Discovering an unexpected chemical spill while exploring a cave… that can’t be good for the fish, crayfish, and salamanders. Wonder if that’s what killed the crawfish ?

[@Craving-Adventure]

I knew that dead crayfish was a bad sign.

[@kingkringle]

Take a water sample somehow?

[@chao9111]

@@kingkringle This, nab a water sample - but if they return, they absolutely need SOME kind of respiratory protection. This shit is terrifying and I do not want these guys going back in there, honestly. Their lives are worth more than some white-collar EPA violation.

[@BG-ll7xd]

TEST THE WATER!!!! you swam in it is well. go back to the smell and sample the water and send it in to get tested. please. youre needed

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Welcome to Earth run by humans.....

[@nicki3118]

Heart was pounding with this one, what with the smells and the tightness, glad your both ok. I loved the waterfalls, especially the little one.

[@Beblue1337]

you get stressed watching a video? you know youre safe right

[@boygouk]

At least you can care some people don't give a s*** about anyone even they only relatives

[@AnonimGord]

You beautiful girls

[@ovejeromd]

"Lets get out of here before we pass out" fucking mental man love it

[@amicablekoala]

This is the fastest I have ever caught an upload. Love living vicariously through you guys.

[@Viv.0]

YOOO SAMERE

[@jimmyhaugh6159]

me too hahaha. love it

[@paulvamos7319]

I woke up and saw the thumbnail! Click! 😂

[@ericvitale4647]

I agree. I’m terrified of these tight spaces. 😢

[@JOECorsoNova]

Had to keep reminding myself that I was in bed while watching this! You dudes are crazy, in the best way possible!

[@paulvamos7319]

😮 some of those rocks looked like knives! I kept ducking! 😅

[@JOECorsoNova]

@@paulvamos7319 not to mention some were falling! I kept thinking What would happen if they got back to the water and it was up to the ceiling!

[@paulvamos7319]

@@JOECorsoNova Another video they did, they got stuck! I have not watched it yet! Gettin up the gumption! 🤣

[@JOECorsoNova]

@@paulvamos7319 do you know which one? I have to see that!

[@rickjones957]

There’s a fine line between enthusiasm and death. No excuse to NOT have an O2 meter. There are old cavers and bold cavers but few old bold cavers!

[@samholdsworth420]

These guys are kids.... 😂

[@SwtMarz]

​@@samholdsworth420 not really an excuse. Its not like its their first time or video, should be in the supply bag every time

[@wakeup4332]

@@samholdsworth420 Gonna end up DEAD kids if they keep going in unprepared without basic kit... Guys have almost a million subscribers. I'm sure they are making pretty good money on their vids... Life saving kit costs pennies compared to what they make per video im sure...

[@gonelucid]

Think yall missed the first replies point.. kids often do dumb things whether you like it or not. But these are not kids.

[@samholdsworth420]

@@gonelucid if they're under 25 they're kids 😂

[@kthfox]

freshly chlorinated treated water in an enclosed space would be extremely noxious i'd imagine

[@railworksamerica]

no balls

[@vanaroseart]

If the water plants are releasing water that is not dechlorinated, thats a federal violation. And chlorinated water actually doesn’t have a smell. Pools that “smell” like chlorine is actually just a chemical reaction between the low level of chlorine and things like urine. There could be very slight amounts of chlorine. If i recall correctly from my college classes on water treatment, the regulations for how many ppm of chlorine is either extremely low or non existent. Fluoride could be another option. Most densely populated areas will have city water that has fluoride in it. This is to help children and their developing teeth. It is not harmful to ingest. I suspect that whats happening here is a water plant is maybe backwashing their filters to clean them, are storing water in an underground reservoir that could be leaking or they are draining it as a routine thing. Its possible a waste water plant is not fully de-chlorinating their water or they cannot keep up. If they cannot keep up, they are allowed to allow for higher levels of chlorine in the water. The lack of proper airflow is probably the biggest factor here. Having an o2 meter is best. The green sludge they saw is most definitely a type of algae. Or moss i suppose. Algae doesn’t need much light and it can withstand and grow despite the presence of some chlorine or fluoride. The neony color is likely due to lack of uv light, or sun. Hope this helps some others.

[@scrambled_greg]

Some of the best content on the internet. Thanks fellas

[@dragonslayerlouisiana7251]

I know u do this a lot. Please carry o2 checkers, guide wires, safety 02. Let people know where you're going. Being young and fearless is not bad unless you don't prepare for the unknown. Love your videos. Stay safe. I don't want to find out something happened knowing I watch your videos. I would feel guilt for supporting. God's speed.

[@TTVDirtyperkthirty]

You Guys are the absolute bravest dudes !

[@donniewiggs8749]

I'm watching tomb raider in real life thanks guys for your sacrifice you do for us disabled people

[@paulvamos7319]

😂 I agree! KZbin has made it possible to explore the world without even leaving the house and I don't have to spend money I ain't got! 😊

[@Dee-c1e]

Yes I appreciate these guys. They sparked my interest. In bed most time but they gave me the strength to get up more .if they can do that , I can walk up hill to mailbox. Bless you ✌️🙏

[@maskedman1337]

That room with the waterfall is astounding! Imagine discovering that on your land...a perfect retreat from the summer heat!

[@rogersc8387]

Too much humidity, not cool

[@stacybaughman9724]

You're idea of "it keeps going" is a LOT different from mine 😮😅 you guys are so brave! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us. I feel like I've just ran a marathon my heart is beating so fast 😅stay safe you guys ❣️🙏

[@nfi2nfi2]

EPA that if someone is dumping chemicals into the ground. Ozone also smells like chlorine (chloramines), but that’s just as dangerous in large quantities. And dead animals in the water at the start 😂

[@undefinednull5749]

no .ozone smells differently. I know from powerful ozone generators what it smells like.

[@Liescomefromtheright]

It's no secret that we are being poisoned through our water and food supplies. This is spring water, and the scum bags are starting right at the source. Chlorine gas is green. There is likely a large pollution sight actively tainting the spring if there's enough of it to appear as gas.

[@slapdogpuppyspank8754]

Or toilet cleaner

[@paulvamos7319]

​@@undefinednull5749Ozone reminds me of the smell I get when I am fishing or during a thunderstorm! 😂

[@GlutenEruption]

@@undefinednull5749yeah, o3 smells way different than chlorine. And chloramines and chlorates that cause that pool smell don't occurs naturally. Definitely contamination

[@mauganra2589]

You’re gonna find Gollum one of these days.

[@waylonrhoads1897]

You go so hard bro! It's hard to watch, yet I can't stop, lol!😮 You guys are brave AF!!!

[@werk62]

I misread that as "you GOT so hard bro" and I was wondering what the heck I was about to watch 😂

[@Alfred-Neuman]

Yes that's crazy what people are ready to do just to find some diamonds!

[@paulvamos7319]

​@@werk62😂

[@paulvamos7319]

​@@Alfred-NeumanDiamonds in the rough! 😂

[@paulvamos7319]

I kept ducking because, some of those rocks looked like knives! 😱 😅 🤣👍

[@pip5461]

You guys are "beyond brave"... Thanks for taking us along with you.

[@seraphinajane2389]

Knowing you have to go back the same way is crazy as

[@TheChefmike66]

I was an avid spelunker in my youth, and these videos are extremely calming and centering for me, since I can't do it anymore. edit: Of course, I said that about two seconds before the toxicity came up.

[@BRADERZ1986]

You two are some fearless Mofos. Thanks for being us along 👊🏾

[@StartLivingNow1963]

Love Your Awesome Caving Adventures but worry you guys will get caught in one of those tight areas with water filling up your breathing area. It could be raining 10 miles away and those tight areas could start filling up with water very quickly. 🙂❤👍Watching from Canada🙂

[@dive2drive314]

I get chills just watching. I am about to take lessons in repelling and want to get over my fear of heights, but you will never catch me doing this. Lol

[@ginia33782]

I really enjoy your videos. It really helps if you have someone in view ever so often to give a perspective of how big or small the cave is.😊

[@codym7010]

This water could be from the outfall on a sewage treatment plant. They normally dump into creeks or rivers and the water leaving the plant is chlorinated. This could explain the smell

[@paulcook68]

I work at a sewer treatment plant, and you are right that is exactly what we do

[@anthonyodea2251]

@@paulcook68 what concentration of chlorine is typically in the effluent?

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

It's very difficult to narrow down exactly where it comes from. There is a treatment facility very close but also a country club golf course. Which one produces more pollution? Maybe they both feed into the cave.

[@paulcook68]

​@@anthonyodea22514mg/Lt

[@paulcook68]

@@anthonyodea2251 3mg per litre but sometimes up to 5mg

[@Objectivityiskey]

You should bring a high powered UV light with you, I think you will find something amazing! Shine it on the rocks and see.

[@user-eq5tj3od8n]

agreed

[@_________________404]

What exactly will be found with this?

[@Objectivityiskey]

@@_________________404 Bioluminescent particulate trapped in formations. There are a few caves in Colorado that have this cool feature. They glow in the dark.

[@TheHungrySlug]

@@_________________404 Lots of different rock formations have minerals that fluoresce under UV light, so with a UV light, the rock surfaces may sparkle and glow. We use UV lights to find Opal veins to mine here in Australia near Lightning Ridge, because opal is Fluorescent under UV light. So it helps us find where to bother digging.

[@bobwoww8384]

Absolutely

[@isaaclemasters8432]

For the phone. Usually you can take the sim card out and put it in a different phone that you dont currently use, then look at contacts and you can usually find "me" or the owners number. Or text someone in their contact list to find them. I watch man and river (youtube metal detector) return phones to people all the time that way . Best of luck🤙🏽

[@GraffitiKings007]

Dude this is 2024 90% of phones don’t have SIM card physically able to remove what era you still living in lol

[@huskylluvr]

​@@GraffitiKings007what are YOU talking about?? phones still have SIM cards. like. all of them

[@KevinFreitas]

Blast watching y’all’s adventures and always impressed how far you push. Would be amazing to start taking data where you go: water temp, air quality, water samples, etc. could add some amazing context to us viewers and possibly kick off some science or, in this case, investigation. Be safe and thx for sharing the fun with all of us!

[@darkcrystalmagik3369]

Agreed that the science would be fascinating, would also love to know the POV someone who knows the areas geology.

[@imamemegirl45]

This was the only time I’ve ever been seriously scared for you guys. I thought you’d get stuck or lost in that cave! I’m so glad you got out safely.

[@docawesome8118]

I love your adventures! Thank you so much for the most excellent content. Extreme commitment gentleman. Super awesome👍🤩

[@docawesome8118]

OMG!!! I just saw the rest of the video. Please report chemical spills if you already haven’t. The dead Crawfish was likely a result of the chem spill/dumping, along with everything else that was alive there

[@itstime9986]

This is a cool cave. Those water falls are nice. How weird to have a chemical smell.

[@matthewridgeway9250]

You could start a company doing EPA reports on these locations. Maybe start documenting these things on a two to five year cycle.

[@darkcrystalmagik3369]

This is why Republican politicians say they want to dismantle & defund essential federal agencies, bc they're bought off from asshole companies who do this to our enviroment

[@mikerevendale4810]

That adventure was nightmare fuel. Once you made it back out I could breathe again.

[@germanjohn5626]

Always remember, there would be no video if they had not made it back.

[@samhenwood5746]

Have you guys ever get lost & thought you would never get out 🤔? Thanks for sharing your videos & exploring the caves 😲ActionAdventureTwins 🤗

[@christinaphx]

You've always should have had an air meter. You've been lucky for a long time. Luck doesn't last forever. Be careful.

[@LauraElizabethArt]

They do

[@christinaphx]

@@LauraElizabethArt in the video, they said that they guessed they should START bringing one...

[@nataliebritton8602]

Frightening, beautiful & so glad it’s you not me!!! 🫶🏽🥰🆒

[@jeffmeans894]

Y’all oughta come to Tuscumbia, Alabama. Spring creek start there and there’s caves all under Tuscumbia and Muscle Shoals. That would be interesting to see

[@rsereday]

You guys are like all mad dog express dippin' those ears again... another great video!

[@paulvamos7319]

I kept ducking because, some of those rocks looked like knives! 🤣

[@bingusbingus776]

Hope ya find out if they are dumping anything in the cave.Thanks for another really Kool climb you twoRock.✌️✌️

[@TTOS69]

Idk what it was but this episode felt personal... It was great! I loved actually seeing you guys in the video, it helps when we get to see the faces behind the voices. Anyways safe cavin bois

[@jamesjm08]

19:58 look at all the spider things bro

[@ajmarion]

Yooo wtf 😳

[@ZiggyTheAdventurer]

20:17 is better, they jump too

[@facundofonseca4318]

They found the spider spawn

[@tapewormsandstoplights2868]

They are cave crickets. Basically the chillest bugs you can imagine.

[@juspete5527]

​@@tapewormsandstoplights2868 d9nt get but by them. Can cause infection

[@4euro_]

found this video in my recommended, I respect the hustle. stay safe out there

[@MrSunny050]

You guys are out of this world, that literally looks like a dead end but you keep moving forward. INCREDIBLE STUFF MAN.🙏 Stay safe

[@AnalogueAbsynth]

when you reached the cave in i thought that was it, but you kept going, you guys are nuts and i love it

[@fatcatlost]

Intense. love the video o2 meter would be very handy. Thank for the adventure.

[@napalmholocaust9093]

You guys can always follow creeks up to the little feeders and check all the branches. Works well for finding hot springs in other places. Should be as good for finding every cave outlet.

[@SebastianOstlund-yw2th]

You guys are so awesome! Me and my daughter love to watch your adventures! Love from Sweden ❤

[@Driesipops]

Did I think you would die? Yes. Did I keep watching? Yes.

[@KoolKatDave]

As the one dude would say….GNARLY!!!

[@robertbihn3005]

You could be under or near a factory that's dripping chemicals. I worked in mining 17 years that ground is dangerous We'd excavate then drill 6' roof bolts to fasten those slips together, never go into unbolted ground ! One slab could squash you both. That's where you were the whole time unbolted ground. . Water is powerful, it's eating the rock over time.

[@fufu6260]

You should try the caves in Malta, they've been known to home to giants. That would be a nice adventure and content!

[@christinaphx]

WF

[@fufu6260]

@@christinaphx You deserve an award for this catch :)

[@PaulDunen]

defo get an air quality meter could save your lives, i enjoy watching you guys and gals. i get a bit scared for yas every now and then but its so cool thanks

[@CarpeUniversum]

If you brought a large clear bowl, you could use it as a very temporary air bubble for slipping through areas where ceiling clearance to water is only a couple inches. - You'd still be able to bail out and snatch some air like normal if you had to, but id guess you could get at least a few dozen feet with the " dive bell bowl" keeping a pocket of air around your head. - Please don't die trying my idea.

[@CarpeUniversum]

Or a couple snorkels for that matter.

[@voodooman4636]

​@@CarpeUniversum imagine a big spider getting in the snorkel.

[@CarpeUniversum]

@@voodooman4636 I'd rather not!

[@CarpeUniversum]

@@voodooman4636 finally thought about it. Decided a rubberband and fine mesh solves the spider ilfiltration concern.

[@pestypig]

that waterfall room was gorgeous

[@duaneayers6117]

U 2 definitely go where no man has ever gone before & you don't see another KZbin channel that comes close to what u 2 do. Crazy

[@livingdeadgirla]

Yes to the O2 meter. For sure. Edit: And one of those 10-minutes of air scuba things, in case you get caught in the rain. 💚🌻🙏

[@TheHungrySlug]

Back-up air supply, in-case things do ever get really bad. Good idea for around areas of caves that may be prone to flooding.

[@stacybaughman9724]

You guys are awesome and so brave. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. Very cool 😎

[@andrewsweat4350]

This one made me tense especially with cholrine gas smell! Yall are brave and awesome but I think like others have mentioned you need a sniffer or 02 reader to go in unexplored caves. I want to keep watching your videos!!! 🤘

[@c3h84ever]

The cities "dirty little secret".. watch your back, seriously.. Possible ramifications for exposing their secret toxic waste disposal....appreciate you guys.!

[@brujocaban]

I love this channel! What a vibe.

[@kakprat]

Respect to you guys . I'm getting claustrophobia from watching this.

[@lindarutledge9104]

You both are incredible! Great video.

[@Big-Sky-Daddy]

Once smoked a joint near a cave entrance and it was sucked into it,smelled like skunks 🥴

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Means there is a very large chamber inside the cave

[@catsbutthole]

@@ActionAdventureTwins is that how you guys locate large chambers??

[@RaheemOwens]

@@ActionAdventureTwinsthe weed or the cave smelled

[@RHYGAR1]

This Video Made me soooo Tense. Awesome Job Guys... Truly Amazing!

[@ericvitale4647]

There HAS to be a job that uses these fellas skills available. EPA, somebody. Start paying these guys and sending them to pull geological info. Scary Brave.

[@stephtronix1811]

You guys should google earth to see and pin point the area if there is a treatment plant or some factory around there. Great video looking forward to the next one peace!

[@GHOST-FACE594]

I always end up thinking about a rock falling and trapping me in the cave.. 😅 so cool to watch you guys do this stuff though. Stay safe ❤

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you for taking us exploring with you! 🤯 So cool! 🤣 I kept ducking because, some of those rocks, 😱 they look sharp as knives!

[@falkheintzscherfler]

in the first chlorine room i almost felt like you were looking up at a concrete foundation and some of the debris underneath had some dark discolorations? don't some heavy metals do that? any chemists around lol? glad you guys are safe, great video.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

It actually really did look like that. I thought it was the underside of some concrete foundation, or something similar to that. I hope they find tools to test and find the source of the chemical pollution

[@PrincessNicEssus]

Keep ducking my head when you’re squeezing through. 😂 Like that’ll help or something. Doh!

[@Rhyddid_tan]

Some serious commitment there. Thanks for your efforts

[@matthewridgeway9250]

Great work lads. Goin" were most would turn back. The water looks electric! Be sure to get quality recordings of life in there. Fish, crawdads bugs...

[@BrianSimpson-tk3xj]

You guys are straight bananas! Love it!

[@MoonlightSonata214]

What an incredible piece of filming! I found it difficult to believe anyone would fit through some of the spaces, but then in you went! It seems like people have been there before. I wish there had been some investigation of things that were passed, like the yellow thing on the left at 9:00 and the bright green thing on the rock ledge at the right side of the screen at 15:23. Did you double back to exit, or did that come out somewhere else in the woods?

[@donniewiggs8749]

Chlorine smell is dangerous

[@Username0467]

Chlorine doesn’t smell. The reactions to it does. :)

[@LongueDuree]

Andy!!!! You Goonie!!!

[@cathrynwalsh2235]

🙌🏻

[@ozzmosis210]

Every time I watch your vids like this one I think of the same thing. My biggest concern is someone not finding yall if something bad happens...injury, rising water blocking exits, no lights...ect...ect. I know NOTHING about the cave/exploring field but I would have markers to leave along the way. Something the size of a deck of cards all with an arrow pointing on them that you place on the ground every time you pass a 'sketchy' area (you climb up, down, drop in a hole, went under water) so it gives someone and idea of your location....kinda like a trail of popcorn so to speak. Now if y'all had no clue about that chorine smell you could have both been in a world of hurt INSTANTLY upon getting out of the water where everything turned white. Anyway, just a thought. How would anyone know y'all went that far back basically under the water? Great vid.

[@238Ninja]

Love watching these videos..I'm glad this one only had a couple of claustrophobic moments so I had to fast forward couple times 😂😂

[@RuneLar]

Thanks for the newest episode of Claustrophobia Simulator 2024.

[@cathrynwalsh2235]

When he says “I don’t think it’s big enough for a person, let me try this way” I can’t even watch!!!

[@SalmanNeedsAJob]

Every time I think that's a dead end, you guys send nd it farther. This was extreme, thoroughly enjoyed, but stay safu fam

[@ViralTuber]

I have to say that was an awesome video. Cool place, your determination to explore it was strong, you did a great job of recording it. The section where only your nose is above the water, especially during the initial run INTO the cave, imparts the same kind of thrill to the viewer as a good suspense movie. Periodically during the video, I reassured myself by thinking "I know they definitely wouldn't be doing this if there's any chance of rain in the forecast." Because if anything causes an unexpected delay once INSIDE the cave, you'll be dealing with "upcoming weather", instead of just what is happening right now. ...Then near the end, I noticed you said you're already aware IT'S CURRENTLY RAINING, lol. As with many places I suppose, we have "popular" caves in my area that are nevertheless long notorious for becoming quite deadly when there's rain. You guys traversing that "nose" section *during* a rain shower is kinda nuts, lol.

[@jamestaylor3737]

Man you guys find the coolest stuff it never ceases to amaze me

[@ReeferMusic]

Man, I really want to go caving/cave diving/diving someday. Something about being in a small cramped chamber with the noises echoing around me and nothing but the people around you and rock feels so cozy and fulfilling. I don't even think I'd be unhappy if I died in a caving/diving incident. It'd be horrifying and maybe even terrifying for sure, but at least I'd die doing what I love. When I watch these kinds of videos it feels like it calls to me like no other dangerous stupid activity does. I'm deathly afraid of heights, but something about being deep in the Earth feels comforting and safe, even if it were the last time I'd ever venture into mother earths cavities. Returning to the Earth and becoming part of it type shit. We're destined to become one with the Earth, and I just want to love my planet and explore it one day. It's such an amazing rock. I love it. I wanna feel the discomfort from putting a wet suit on, squeeze through tight passages, get laughed at and laugh at my friends. Become experienced in the field and help newcomers find themselves in caving/diving. Do dangerous things, explore uncharted areas. I wanna feel something...

[@Coltrain118]

*casually inhaling hydrogen sulfide* "Bro is the wastewater plant dumping into here?"

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

more like pesticides, fertilizer or chlorine

[@Coltrain118]

@ActionAdventureTwins whatever it was, you really need to be more diligent about using your gas techs. I like seeing your videos and seeing you use your PPE, but I have this underlying feeling there will be a day you'll no longer be posting due to something avoidable like inhaling too much toxic gases because you left the gas techs in the car. I'm glad you got out when you did, not only due to the gas exposure but also the rooms filling with water. Stay safe out there!

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

we were sick for a week after this. but no meters on the market would have detected this chlorine sadly

[@jdj90]

At 22:06 where that worm tunnel terminated, there were some interesting spherical formations in the ceiling. I’m interested to know what those were.

[@PlanetRockJesus]

Me, too! I wish they'd examined them a bit!

[@loagboag7694]

They could be fossils. At 20:30 he mentions shell fossils and i know sometimes fossils end up creating spheres like that

[@GlutenEruption]

@@loagboag7694 that almost looks more like some kind of live snail or slug since it's not fully attached to the ceiling, it's in a very precarious place and would likely have broken or eroded off if it was rigidly attached, and it's very different from the surrounding rock

[@Natasha___.]

@@GlutenEruptionnah I think it’s definitely some kind of fossil or concretion

[@leohanley5935]

I have no idea how you got past the part with an inch of air

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

It was bad. The whole cave felt like it had a lack of oxygen but that part it felt much worse.

[@GlutenEruption]

@@ActionAdventureTwins damn, please get yourselves a couple honeywell BWC2-X o2 monitors. You can get them for less than $100 and they can definitely save your lives. Love your content, stay safe

[@Nath_Sterblitch]

Obrigada por me levarem a lugares que tenho certeza q jamais irei. Greetings from Brazil 👋🇧🇷

[@2NDAmendmentsupporter]

What kind of lights are yall using? I’m looking for a nice headlamp but the market is saturated with cheap junk.

[@soccerstreak75]

I think these dudes know they're gonna die on one of these trips, but they send it anyways. Ultimate explorers, ultimate respect.

[@vegandogs]

and Im sure because they are recording they push it further than if youtube didn't exist, stay safe guys.

[@kspen6110]

What a cool find. But definitely dangerous with the chemical smell and potential flooding. I was surprised you didn't mention the spiders around 20:03. Love your enthusiasm!!

[@deandeann1541]

Cave crickets, not spiders. You definitely would have heard about spiders.

[@ARCavingandOutdoors]

You guys are incredibly brave and no stranger to danger. I'm not sure what would cause a smell of chlorine but I have been in a cave that appeared to have raw sewage leaking through it in Nashville.

[@Shiraumere]

would definitely report this to the city and any regional nature protection services.

[@KoolKatDave]

Great stuff. These guys remind me of the turtles in Finding Dory. Surf’s up, dude!

[@savage1469]

You guys are total Savages!!!

[@charlottegibson9992]

No caving for me. To scary. But going with you only makes me afraid for you. I find what you fine is truly amazing. Please take care. Scary stuff. 😢 hope you will be ok after inhaling that stuff. 😮 I like following you on your adventures. 😊 hi from Arizona

[@mastersojin]

One thing y'all can also do, is look up environmental labs in the area and see if they can test it ( usually they cahrge for it) to see what is in it and what levels

[@Nunyah_Bidness]

Or if they really wanna know for themselves and save a few bucks, go the much easier and logical route first by purchasing their own test kit or even some even cheaper water test strips.

[@lorrigraboske7406]

My anxiety level through this whole video was through the roof!! you guys have balls of steel, That's for sure!. I hope you also contacted the DEP and city to let them know of the chemicals. It's so incredibly bad for the environment And God forbid if you guys should of passed out Down there in the water, it would have been horrific.