Rappelling 450ft Into One Of The Biggest Caves We've Explored 

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Its the number 1 thing on my mind now in every cave😂

That waterfall at the entrance was frickin awesome!

I know, right! It's usually dude or speechless! 😂😮😅

Our moms always worry haha

Jesus take the wheel.

My favorite part

Thank you so much! We definitely have more videos planned and I have many new ideas I can’t wait to incorporate into them!

@@CantrellCaving and i cant wait to watch them!

has actually inspired my shooting technique I'm about to start applying it to future videos! Maybe one day he can take us somewhere!

Seriously!

Timestamp 21:40 last picture sure looks like a huge bird 🐦 father or a human hair. 🤔 Did you look for cofin babies on the entances. Roger Spurr's yt has a few doozies.

It sure its!

@@CantrellCaving ive been looking at ropes for rappelling and climbing and any sport rope goes to 80m. are those some kind of rescue static rope or something?

@@Tobuuto NEVER use dynamic climbing rope for caving unless you’re using it for a project and need to be on belay. The ropes used in caving or rappelling should always be static! Most places sell it by the foot and id definitely look into pmi or onrope1 for rope!

@@CantrellCaving thanks for replying and teaching me some great information!!!

PMI is great stuff . Also used Bluewater and several other brands as well . +1 for Onrope1 , great outfit . There are many other vendors that specialize in single rope technique and serve the caving , technical rescue , arborist , and , tower access communities as well .

Alabama, I think because, they said in the description it's good to have AAT over to bama grounds!

Probably nearly identical. The collapses have probably happened over the past few 100k years

Music license

@@CantrellCaving ooooooh I see I see, thanks!

Use a Petzi or any ascending devices.

climbing back up the rope!

A frog system

email us! check out our linktree and we can figure something out!

We unfortunately do not disclose the locations and names of the caves we visit for the safety of others.

All ill say is, the Earth used to be covered in water. So it’s definitely a possibility

@@CantrellCaving . Not all of the world was covered there was peaks there were mountaintops there were uninhabited places that are uninhabitable exposed where and how did all the water recede too? Oh maybe it became the 3 miles of Antarctic Ice Shelf, that extends out, on, and in to the Sea. Well I can't imagine ice in water melting rising the level of the liquid it is floating on.🤔 The Artic Noth Pole maybe, but it Floats 100% there is no ground under neath the Artic cap. So if there ever was that much water at a time in the past it is all in the Earth already. Ask your self... Where does GOLD, AU. come from?🤨🤔🧐 Hydrothermal fluids from DEEP DEEP DEEP with in the Earth. Close to the mantel. So you know how thick is said earth surface is to be? 43 Miles deep. We drilled not traveled only ( 8 ) miles deep. 14% I'm earth's surface is porous. 7581×10⁶ km³ if you are good at math. That is the the Volume of Earth's Crust. The volume of Earth's ocean is 1,338,000,000 cubic kilometers Seen that only 2.1% of All Earth's water is frozen and they have found an underground ocean ( 3× ) that of the total volume of all the water of Earth's oceans!!. It's safe to say no floods will be happening that catastrophic in your lifetime or mine or anyone for that matter.. Unless it is forced up and out of EARTH'S. SURFACE.

Carboniferous is a geological time period.

We do the best we can given the terrain!

We don't disclose locations for safety!

Its in the discription, you must be from there if you havent figured it out.

@@Shawn-yp9ic savage💀

A state of magic. jk haha, we don't disclose information about the places we visit for the safety of others!

@@CantrellCaving a responsible approach.

read the discription

They said they were in Euphoria.

Alabama. Roughly 25 min east of Huntsville.

Neither actually!

Must be Sand Mountain then. ...

@@tjwhite1963 While we don't disclose the location, I will still say that's not it either! haha!

@Underground Explorers I understand the policy (I too was a caver when I was younger), and I understand Safety, but from an educational POV, you're depriving your viewers. ... and the ones who are really enterprising will find out, anyway. ... In any case, appreciate the video. Shame that most of us will (a) never, EVER get to visit it, much less (b) ever know where it is. ... Be grateful for the rare privilege that your youth and sense of adventure affords you. ... Not everyone is so lucky. Most of us will forever remain home-bound. ...

@@tjwhite1963 Thats why we’re on a mission to document all of these amazing hidden wonders. We have to conform to scci rules for some of these caves which means not disclosing any information about the name or letting anyone else post it in the comments. Its mostly for the safety of others because there will always be that one person that wants to visit then gets hurt and causes a lawsuit. We wish these could be readily available to public but its just too dangerous.