Hells Bells

[@GMGB68]

Hi, Steve, HP, and everybody at GoSideMount. Thank you very much for sharing with us these fantastic wonders, these heavenly beautiful hell's bells. It's always a pleasure to discover your new videos: Great job! Good dives to you all

[@stevebogaerts]

@eyeseaLOVE Thx for the compliment. The camera used is a Sony HDR-XR500 in a Light&Motion Bluefin Housing plus 2 Sunray 2000 LED Video lights. Cheers HP

[@HenriqueCatarina]

I new in dive, Just OWD, but, see your videos, was fantastics, more than 5*. Thank you soo much for show this wonderful. Thanks

[@Harlikan1]

great divingspot with an amazing music!!! well done!

[@tmgoral]

Amazing Steve ! Great job!

[@sysrqstoic]

stunning!!!never seen like it before and the music its really good,it matches your video.thanks for sharing it.great!

[@tmgoral]

I love this movie!!!!♥️

[@JuuhachigouSama]

@TheMichaeldiver THANK YOU!! I was wondering what it was. Knew I had heard it before!

I have been diving in the Mayan Rivera sometimes in the last 2 years. I never have seen something like this. Just amazing. I hope to dive this sunkhole soon! Regards.

[@8111irina]

Nice!!! Were was taked ??? I love this !!! I want to go to the same place )))

[@CharbelGereige]

I was there last month and I want to go again! Mexico - Puerto Morelos. This is Cenote Zapote!

[@infantry1560]

You explorers are brave men; doing the unthinkable is what makes us human adapts and surpasses all other animals.

[@GRDNZ]

0:56 is that a Halocline... awesome...what a crazy site...love it..!! And Steve you have exquisite music taste as well. 10/10

[@Drojah]

Yup. El Zapote cenote has a rather dramatic halocline. Even more interesting is the halocline is posited by some theories as a partial reason for the hell's bells structures' formation. The process of their formation is still unknown and disputed. Some scientists believe they are formed via biological processes, but others say they have entirely inorganic origins. El Zapote truly is an oasis (pun intended) of scientific knowledge. The first specimen for the ground sloth genus "xibalbaonyx" was actually found at the bottom of the sinkhole.

[@DiveExplorer]

Outstanding....

[@JuuhachigouSama]

This is so cool. Like another world. I would love to dive one day.

[@bengsiri612]

Camera man is so awesome!!

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

Hi. Breathing air compressor and vane hosses to all the sector like guideline!😂❤

[@Alleimanuel]

INCREIBLE! LA SENSACION DE VOLAR EN LA OBSCURIDAD HASTA -115 FT. FUE UN BUCEO SENSACIONAL. REALMENTE VALE LA PENA EXPLORAR ESTA CUEVA ES UNICA...

[@JasonRenoux]

Nice job HP! Steve is not bad as a diver! ;-)

[@Svenn0r-fo1hw]

PPff man!! I wanna do that to!!! Really amazing :D

[@scareface999]

huh very strange and nice formations! :)

[@OlgaJurel]

Es precioso, Its very beautiful

[@GreenWaterStudio]

I am imprest. Really amazing dive.

[@X_SkyeDiver_X]

Steve is a great diver. But also do remember that HP Has got to do the videography. Hard work under that condition 😊. Great video anyway.

[@eyesea2]

Awesome video Steve. Did this dive last week....will never forget it! What kind of camera did you use to do this movie? Lights? Housing? Thanks for the info!

[@topanitonic]

what are they?

[@uusiJurpo007]

Sooooooooooooo coooooooooool!!!

[@azoico]

Cuando sea mayor quiero bucear como Steve Bogaerts.

[@KWAMPROFILEPT]

Steve's the MAn

[@Kilomenjaro]

I wish I could dive down there and chip off a small bell to take home

[@Ferinm]

These are the Zapotes of Yucatan

[@SHAUNDJFISHBEATSMARTIN]

millions ove broom sticks wow scary lmfeo