I was reading about the guy who died in the sinkhole cave in Florida, I forget the name
but there were ALL these different theories as to how he died or where he is
ranging from that he got eaten by alligators, or that he was killed by the owners/workers of the dive shop for some reason
and he had figured out how to pry open the gate that led to the narrowest parts of the cave, and I guess every so often there's a restriction that's really narrow and you would need to squeeze through and maybe even take off your air tanks and maybe he got caught in those
and the dive shop workers eventually opened the gate for him the night he disappeared
and he made maps that were very detailed of the cave
and he was from a rich family so he basically had the money to just cave dive but he wasn't officially certified and maybe he just pushed too hard and got caught in a crevice
and one person wrote that they'd been to that cave and it was really boring and linear
and the guy who worked at the dive shop wrote a long comment about the guy who died and how they knew him

I like show caves with lighting....but cave diving is for crazy people

>>2854623
>I like show caves with lighting
I'm fine with natural caves but flooded mines and shit are freaky because they're so devoid of life. Just crystal clear deep water with nothing else.
There's an abandoned flooded quarry that I've been to. Already uncanny when you get there because there's no mud, no aquatic plants or tiny fish swimming around. I waded out and it's two or three feet deep until a sudden drop off into nothingness. According to a sign there it dropped down to about 70 or 80 feet deep. Every cell in my body was telling me to get the fuck out of the water.

>>2854619
its not

it's solo alpine climbing

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>>2854619
naw, that's just shit (((losers))) say to keep all the mad loot for themselves.

>>2854687
t. cave

Robinson helicopters