Diver Explore the bottom Great Blue Hole of Belize at 390 feet deep. Be amazed what he found there!
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- Explore and see at 390 feet deep the bottom of the Great Blue Hole of Belize with Ramon F Llaneza revealing underwater domain secrets. A technical diver diving rebreather explore stargates the entrances to alien underworlds in Belize and Bahamas. Watch more details about this exploration at • Explore the depths at ... . Revealing underwater domain secrets of pushing through one of the last true frontiers of exploration. Only an intrepid few dare risk this watery corner of our planet's last frontier. The captive magic desire of diving long and deep into the unknow darkness, gloomy abyss with threatening danger elements, the drama and fear which must inevitable be part of extreme environments. Have kept away the hordes and the weaker of heart and left us the discovers.
The Mysterious Belize Great Blue Hole is a large underwater hole off the coast of Belize. It lies near the center of Lighthouse Reef, a small atoll 100 kilometers (62 mi) from the mainland and Belize City. The hole is perfectly circular in shape, over 300 meters (1000 ft) across (diameter), 3140 feet circumference and 120 meters (400 feet) deep.
They contain speleothems formed hundred of thousands years ago during different Earth dry periods of Ice Ages the Earth was covered with Ice and water level were 400 to 600 feet lower that today and preserved underwater during the Interglacial Global Warming today during global warming water level are 400 to 600 feet higher than before, these periods are repeating cycles dating back millions of years. Recording the geological history of the earth over millions of years these caves are time capsules kept underwater in perpetual darkness.
The Blue Hole is the collapse of the roof of the great cave and was formed as a limestone gigantic cave system during glacial Ice Age periods when the sea level was 400 to 600 feet below present time and was dry land. Last glacial period began about 120,000 years ago and end about 15,000 years ago. Reaching the maximum extension 26,500 years ago. At the end the ocean began to rise, the caves flooded, and the roof collapsed. Believed to be the world's largest feature of its kind, the Great Blue Hole is part of the larger Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System, a World Heritage site of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
The hole itself is the opening to a system of caves and passageway that penetrate this undersea mountain. In various places, massive limestone stalactites hang down from what was once the ceiling of air-filled caves thousand of years before the end of the last Ice Age 15,000 years ago. When the ice melted the sea level rose, flooding the caves. This process occurred in stages. Evidence for this are the shelves and ledges, carved into the limestone by the sea, which run the complete interior circumference of the Blue Hole at various depths. The Blue Hole is a "karst- eroded sinkhole." It was once a cave at the center of an underground tunnel complex whose ceiling collapsed. Some of the tunnels are thought to be linked right through to the mainland, though this has never been conclusively proved.
Mysterious and legends always have been around the Belize Blue Hole. This was the entrance to Xibalba?. It's the kind of underwater geology that inspires speculation about aliens creating geometrically perfect anomalies, mermaids and monsters living in darkness.
I explored the bottom of the Blue Hole perimeter (3,140 feet circumference). To do this I dove down twice, reaching the depth of 390 feet which took 4 to 5 hours of diving each day.
Dive Profile; Rebreather Dive with Trimix 8/60 for Maximun Deep 381 fsw Bottom time 29 min Inboard gas 24 cuft Trimix and 24 cuft Oxygen. Deco Time 251 min Run Time 280 min. Deco gases for Bail Out plan for fatal rebreather failure Outboard gas with diver 160 cuft (Two 80 cuft) botton gas Trimix 8/60 to reach 150 fsw Safety divers waiting at 150 feet deep with deco gas 80 cuft Air from 150 fsw to 110 fsw 200 cuft Nitrox EAN32 From 110 fsw to 20 fsw 120 cuft Oxygen 20 fsw deco.
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I can appreciate guys like this. thanks for bringing us all closer to a place some of us will never get a chance to visit. nice video.
I truly agree
I agree too:)
crunk601 Yesh
Well if the some wants.. there similer place to dive near. But some"don't want to"
mate even if i had the chance no way am i going in!
I wish there was no Soundtrack.. Just the 'Soundtrack' of the Sea.....
right
do u know inside the hole they found a coral skeleton
Yea most of these videos could do without the music
Boutta get some Subnatica stuff here
The music is a poor choice. Natural sounds would be much better.
Imagine a giant sea monster living there..
scary, or a giant squid.
+COSMIC SOUL boy cuthulu is a giant squid
cultuhul. culuhu. chutulu. chutlhu. clhuthl. chtulkuttshdjkdkdkdjdnkdlxksnskkxmbsjskwoeie.
+sorrymcsweeny INCORRECT
totally. but they say it connects to other spots around. so now I see how the South Americans are crossing nowadays. taking a deep breath and end up in Arkansas.
Why did i experience fear while watching this
Same :O Specially when I saw "The Guardian" 6:37 the face of a human or just a coincidence
I watched to many scary under water shit to swim in my own pool!
Azeo Tremzy i can never swim in my own pool because i think some shark is gonna eat me whole or just being super deep with sea creatures
You may have Thalassophobia, which I do also.
Thalassophobia can include fear of being in large bodies of water and fear of the vast emptiness of the sea. Another common case of this phobia is a fear of the thought or sight of any creature under the depth of a body of water, more than fear of the water itself.
***** Thats why I hate going to the beach just by seeing the vast water. :'(
Whew. I'm glad I didn't see beer cans and old rusted automobiles at the bottom.
Thank you Micca for sending this
botulism lol
botulism
I can see beer cans but why automobiles.
I get that there should be boats but not cars or motorcycles.
They found a 2 litre coke bottle, GoPro, and 2 human remains once so it's not untouched sadly
I always wondered what was at the bottom. I mysteriously ran out of air at 70 feet, borrowed some air from my partner and surfaced. Although that was 12 years ago I will never forget running out of air 70 ft down in the middle of the ocean. It's good to be alive!
girls breath slower, lol. That does sound scary. I have very little experience and I know I have to remind myself how little I know. Hope to go a few more times before I get too old. I read a review of a dive I did a couple of years ago in Hawaii. The guy had had years of experience and the mouthpiece came off of the rented equipment. He was very angry and said he came close to not making it. Most of the time it is relatively safe. That is why we are constantly reminded of the routine things we need to do so we do them automatically. I am not sure as little as I dive if I would react properly and so I definitely do not take it for granted. It is dangerous even at the 25 to 55 feet I've been at.
This would scare the living heck out of me...my deepest fear is dark deep water..O_O
Oh yeah. I'm terrible with dark water. I would probably just be uncomfortable being over it on the boat and looking down
Don't worry guys, I heard in several documentaries that humans are naturally afraid of dark deep water because that's where sharks hunt.
It's called Thalassophobia, when you're afraid of the ocean... I feel u :(
Me. Too.
No way ide go in that f’n thing.
Yes, I explored the bottom of the Blue Hole perimeter (3,140 feet circumference). To do this I dove down twice, reaching the maximum depth of 370' feet which took 4 to 5 hours of diving each day.
I wonder what is was like 20,000 years ago when it was dry land
A big cave basically
Probably dry.
It was a long drop with a sudden stop at the end.
Thanks for the Blue Hole videos guys, it is an experience I never would have had without you. I am proud to be a Belizean and glad we can share our country with you and the world.
It's amazing where the Internet can take you....this video let us explore with him into such a mysterious place....amazing!
yeah,thought the same
Yeah, and you man experience this only on internet sad!!
I go to the bottom of a 8 ft pool, and my ears hurt like a bitch from the pressure. How do you go this deep??
You need to equalise the pressure: Close mouth, pinch your nose and gently breathe out but dont release the air. Your ears should stop hurting immediately. This is one of the first things you learn when snorkeling/diving. Its very important you know how to do this even for shallow water. That pain is your eardrum being stretched.
If in doubt then ask a lifeguard at the pool how to equalise pressure in the ears.
Philip Jones Thx bro, I'll try this next time I go swimming.
Though the pressure is greater at deeper depths, the biggest change in pressure comes at 33'. This is where the pressure DOUBLES.
That's why there is more pain at shallow depths.
Basically, after 33' you are "used to it". The changes in pressure are less severe and get less severe as you go deeper.
Of course the AMOUNT of pressure is extreme at deep depths, but it's the CHANGE in pressure that is dangerous to the body - increasing or decreasing!
You just use your hand and feet to swim going down don't use your ear..... LOL
I'm assuming we must all have different pressure resistances, because (when i'm not sick) i go to the bottom of my schools 13 foot pool without any pressure equalizing and my ears dont usually hurt
What if it was a mermaid neighborhood? That would be fucking cool.
There is no such things as "mermaid", sorry to kill your vibe.
Summer Madness Obviously there isn't that's why I said "what if".
That would be cool!
Not if they were the mermaids from Pirates of the Caribbean. Flesh eating sirens ....
It will crunch you right away and you won't even get a second to upload the video
This reminds me of a deep hole in my country, its not nearly as big and deep as this of course, but for a young free diver like me its deep as hell.When you swim to it and reach the edge you get an ominous feeling, you can see nothing but dark blue water and a misty hue. I go diving there, i have reached the bottom, when you get there its so dark and isolated, i never go without my best friend, i would be too frightened. Id say its about 35-40 feet.
wow, lucky!
Blow Dart. Good job bro
Blow Dart. Thank you for your help with the kids and the kids will be I'm your biggest fan are you big are you picking fan I wish I wish you can you can go to my house and I like your little dog thing I wish you have a good day
If only Atlantis was down there.
XD dat true
***** noby knows where atlantis is.
+The Hailed Acorn who's noby?
yessy yess noby norbert? the eleventeenth president of new georgeland?
+The Hailed Acorn nope. its actually in Barbados..think about it. an island in the middle of the caribbean sea with a broken trident in the middle of the flag.
oh my god. this video is more scary than a horror movie
Yeah.... Man... 😁 😁 😁
I was so frightened Jeees
It is.
Considering the quality of horror movies being churned out lately. it's not really saying much
if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you...
But a loving heart will find such amazing wonderful mysteries in a abyss,and isn't that what life really is??? An abyss that we all need to find our way out of???
PavlovsBitch, Yes you are right, harmonised through the heart to rise up from the deep to a higher place and time
I loved The Abyss. Good flick. ;)
omg. you got 8 likes and as demonstrated by the responses, these clueless people have NO idea how to interpret that statement. i guess i shouldn't be annoyed...wild tangent interpretations intermixed with horribly made up words like "fligh" .... yeah imma let this one be i guess.
Nietzsche is still dead.
God.
This is my country, beautiful Belize!
Very fascinating. Great pictures. The captions helped me understand what I was seeing. I am researching much about sinkholes and I must say this video was very enlightening. Nice touch with the music and intro. Felt like a movie. Keep up the good work.
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I know I'll never be able to see the bottom of the Blue Hole with my own eyes and I truly enjoyed this video! Although you barely talk about it, the skills and training it takes to go at such depth (and come back to tell about it) are impressive. Thanks for sharing this incredible dive! the text is informationnel and interesting.
I just came here to appreciate something interesting, and religon gets involved. Wonderful.
Chris B Same here. I have no clue how religion got involved, but it’s just completely unrelated to the video.
@@josh_sqlla because believe is every thing.
I dove the "Blue Hole" in 1990. We got to 160 ft for only about 5 minutes for safe decompression since we were using single 80s and no exotic gases. We did push the envelope a bit. No one suffered though some were mildly intoxicated.
I'll never forget seeing those stalagmites at that depth was amazing as they can only be made in a gaseous atmosphere.
Thanks for posting this.
I can't help but think that the hole may have started out as a giant sinkhole, then as water levels rose it naturally carved itself into what it is now.
1:33 looks like a statue of a,old man with a beard, this could be the lost city of Atlantis😍
You're right and you're the first person who notices it or at least let me know.
@@UnderwaterDomain.RamonLlaneza lol i noticed it too i thought that what u meant when u wrote the guardian
Always wanted to see the bottom... Thank you guys for risking it so we can learn.
Many thanks for your hard work .. That was really inspiring and educational
+Mahmoud El Masry You would like this part two about the Underwater Stargate Mysterious Blue Hole in Belize th-cam.com/video/mh49kkENw_Q/w-d-xo.html
Jake Koener can you give me $400
Thank you Ramon Llaneza for your time and effort making Belize known worldwide.
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing this experience with us.
What is amazing is the total lack of sea life. I can freedive 55-60 feet, but 375' is deep.
the very bottom is around 410 feet. im sure there has to be some life down there somewhere...
Video Music:
Start to 2:18 min. "Dawn From Four Sea Interludes" by Benjamin Britten
2:18 to 4:37 min. "300 Violin Orchestra" by Jorge Quintero
4:37 to End "Groove Armada" from Tomb Raider Soundtrack
Thank you!
Dude this was so cool :)
who care
Afizan zant
Who cares about you
Where was the giant monster that was supposed to be at the bottom?
Very nice Ramon .. I didn't get to "The Blue Hole" ..in Belize ..
I snorkel .. the Belize Barrier Reef is Amazing .. water So Clear ..
I saw Manta Rays .. the size of my living room.. he he .. wonderful ..
They Never ..Threatened Me .. They were Just .. Curious .. lol ..
We need to Protect All .. Our Wildlife ....
Robert Winkler I like your thinking i love snorkeling even know its a but boring in lake Michigan you can still see some old boats laying around at the bottom.we do need to protect the animals in the ocean and water and everywhere. but at the same time we've spent more money on space exploration than ocean exploration yes space is big but the there is so much ocean.i would love to live in a underwater house and have to scuba or submarine to work!
Oh, you mean Sharktopus?? That dude got bored playing in that hole, and decided to go to Hollywood! Got his starring role. ;)
Unreal place to visit! Felt so small while looking into that 400ft abyss. Loved it there.
I shouldn't be this nervous watching a video but I feel this sense of terror.
Am I the only one who looks at the Belize Blue Hole and thinks it looks like a dive spot in Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire?
First thing I thought. Blew my mind
Not the first thing I thought, but I like it.
Gonna catch me a Clamperl
Sootopolis city
Was thinking that too, I wonder if we’d find some relicanth down there!
I love how the subtitles appear to be floating in the water!!
This is very interesting and at the same time spooky! Thanks for recording this. I have always wondered what it looked like! It looked so beautiful from land but once you go into the deep depths it scared me. Since i am afraid of the dark. But still, luckily no-one was hurt!
Great video! Our mysterious little planet has hidden secrets and treasures almost everywhere!
Very good video!!
We had a lot of fun watching and enjoying!!
*IDK why, but I find this flipping TERRIFYING XD*
I agree! idk what it is either
*I bet I have tryphobia XD*
*//scream- HOOOOLLLEESSSS*
+MiMi I have the same phobia...
*.U.*
*HOLES.*
MiMi NU ;-;
I watched the whole video and all the while I wondered if it was ever dry land in the past.
Now that's what you call clear water
very mysterious... very exciting to explore this one of a kind place!
What's with the unnecessarily dramatic music?
Awesome brother! Thanks for sharing!
No no no no *no No NO NO NO*
*GROUND*! WHERE IS IT?!?!?! *WHERE IS GROUND!!!!* *OH HELL NO*
ALL ABOARD THE NOPE TRAIN VERY QUICK!
Wonder why there's no signs of any marine life inside the hole?
You see what looks to be a dead coconut crab, lying on the bottom. But no fish, no eels, no crustaceans, starfish... Nothing.
Could the water in the hole be short of oxygen?
Just an odd thing, seeing the hole is located in a natural coral reef.
Down at the bottom of the hole there isn't much to see. Usually, the sea floor appears barren, but there are places on it where lots of strange life can be found, just not at the relatively small space this hole offers.
Jose Suarez I agree.
Near the surface, there are sharks and other things that live on the reef near the edge of the hole.
But down within the hole itself, there seems to be little of nothing.
Maybe some sort of micro-biology is there.
But the abundant life normally found in , on and around a coral reef is absent in the hole...
+James Lanning I think the water is anoxic due to the lack of circulation.
Laura Jane That could be. But you'd think that some kind of circulation would occur, just by the tides alone.
And it's not really that deep, in comparison to the ocean around it.
It's just a deep hole in the reef.
Maybe the reef formed around this area, because of some sort of gas release or some sort of volcanic activity?
You would think so, but this may not be what is actually happening here. It would be interesting to find out!
Who knows?!
Seems like time has stopped down there, looking so peaceful and mysterious. Thanks for sharing this video
Watching from Belize
next; mariana trench. lets go!
How bout space? Space. Space. Gotta go to space. SPAAAAAAAAAACCCCCEEE!!
Maybe we should go volcano diving next... Quick! To Mount Nyiragongo!
Seabass G
You just want to see the hot ladies.
Philip Jones They have those there too? Kewl.
Ariel is waiting...
This is makes me scared. Deep, dark, and you dont know if there is monster or megalodon :o
hai are you
Scary but beautiful filming.
Great video folks! Been down to the stalactites but interesting to see whats on the bottom. Pretty tough to get much deeper with 80's.
The sounds of the water splooshing around is so satisfying.
No way will I EVER EVER EVER do this. Takes a special type of person to dive like this and it's very definitely not me!
The music made me nervous lol, but otherwise great video! Allowed me to see what i otherwise would never see in my life as I would never dive so deep lol
how can there be dry land 20 000 years ago when the earth is only 20 years old
Lol fail
Rose Mars I thought the bible said 6,000 years?
Jake Shields shuup more likes than you
Or wha?
Dan Kelly I actually believe that the bible isn't implying that it's like 1000 years, but more the sense of to God, time is entirely different and we have no way of understanding it
Wow!! Absolutely breath taking. Awesome Video. Thanks for sharing this video.
The music makes it more scarier!
Did I see a man's face in the rock 6:35
SO COOL...!!!
Kept imagining some kind of monster would show up, like in Star Wars lol
Nice sharing great video my friend.
Thank you for your support!!
Wise words at the end of this vid...and, wow, the face on 'The Guardian' is incredible!
I have a feeling that a big monster is following at back.. so creepy
wow this remineds me of the hole near my town that i used to dive in it is so deep 150-200 ft. deep. i went there on day and i was traped in it i did not get out on time so i ran out of oxygen and i died.
TrojanHores wow
TrojanHores I actually believed this for a second 😂
TrojanHores sounds cool how was it?
lmfao xD
No sane diver goes 375' and lives to tell the story. I am also wondering why there is absolutely not one living critter. Plenty of them to be found at depths greater than 100'
Did you not see the crab @ 3:30ish?
There was a shark
You are right. 130 feet is the limit for recreational and qualified open water divers. Beyond that is possible but not straight forward. From that point you are dealing with different gas mixes and a lot more time in decompression stops. You don't go down there and no one is taking you there without a lot of training beyond the standard diving certificate. You can try going alone but you wont be coming back. And the apparent lack of life means nothing. Once the sunlight drops off then you enter a dead zone. Anything at the bottom is usually feeding on stuff that died near the surface.
Philip Jones what are you talking about??..you can go without mix gas to more than 200 feet ,no problem .you have to know what you are doing!
Sylvie Bereni
If you have the standard open water diving certificate then its 40 metres ( 130 feet ). At that point nitrogen narcosis becomes an issue. Yes you can do deeper but don't expect your dive buddy to follow. Those nitrogen tables are your bible.
One of the many wonders of our beautiful little Belize
Nice video. You never see wonderful science like this on television.
So, where's the secret hidden trap-door where the underwater extraterrestrial USO's go to enter their underwater base?
I'm sure it's underneath one of the many space pods cleverly disguised as dead coral...
CTHULU WILL RISE!!!!!!!!!
Under water diving..... YEP, BEST PLACE FOR A RELIGIOUS ARGUMENT!!!!!!
Good job youtube. Good job indeed.
As you express what do you want,
every one express thier too.
Just close your eyes if you don't like.
Or just don't read it if you don't want to.
I dove there a few years back, We went down around 125', on the way up we were joined by bull sharks. It was a great dive!
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Had it been possible, I would have gone with you on this expedition. Such places really peak my curiosity!!!
annoying sound track...really..doesn't fit well. and yeah it's always good to note what dates are being based on. Isotopic fractions aren't always flat line through history ya know... especially if the flood took place as noted. The ark evidence on doomesday mountain where it was historically recorded to be is compelling. Anyway some nice footage
Inquiry! "doomesday mountain"??
That's the translation of the name of the mountain in E. Turkey. Where the museum of noah's big boat exists.
flooding doesn't affect rate of decay. plus there is no compelling evidence for a global flood.....or indeed any evidence for one
diceman199, you are missing the point. The bible records a firmament above and below. Some layer that could have removed high energy EM energy from the earth below that firmament, and protected the surface from core radiation as well some. In light of this C14 production would be virtually shut down PRE-FLOOD. Thus things killed in the flood would appear as much much older than they are since the C14 levels would be greatly diminished since there was none in the environment basically when they were alive.
sounddoctorin You're really scraping the bottom of the barrel with this one.
Apparently you are ignorant of the fact that C14 is NOT the only radio isotope used for dating objects. A list of them are here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiometric_dating
So now we've negated your "C14 production would be virtually shut down PRE-FLOOD" BS argument lets move onto a couple of other little facts shall we?
Firstly....if there was a "firmament" above which consisted of this shell of water around the planet then it wouldn't only be "high energy" being blocked....it would be all of it if there was even 10% of the water needed to blanket the planet to a depth of 5 miles. So the entire planet would have been pitch black.
Then there is the fact that if the water was above the atmosphere it would be frozen and couldn't fall. If it was inside the atmosphere and low enough to be liquid it couldn't have stayed up their in the first place.
Then there is the whole BS story of the flood that is contradicted by little things like animals found only in places thousands of miles away magically turning up in pairs, then there is not enough room on the boat, not enough room on the boat for their food....and if there had been how would they have kept meat fresh for a year.
Then what did the animals eat afterwards and little points like how did, for instance, sloths make it all the way back to where they are currently found.
The evidence is indeed compelling....just in the other direct.
I live at Belize San Pedro And I have been at the blue hole
6:25 at frist i thought it was mermaid
You know what makes this video so awesome? The music. If it weren't there, I don't think I would have bothered watching any of it. I mean, where can I purchase such an excellent and necessary soundtrack to this video?
Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. I wish you every day of your development. Have a happy day!
Thank you for your comment.
i stopped the video at about 1:10 cause i have a fear of watching things (videos) going underwater in an ocean or lake. I was trying the face my fear with this video but nope.
Lol.Haaaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Someone bio-engineer a giant Eel and release it into this hole please. It's the perfect spot for a large sea monster thing :D
I Wander the kraken
Has anyone associated blue holes with anatomical features? There is a strange similarity. Another diver gives an extremely detailed anatomical comparison. sciencereasoncalifornia.com/2014/01/25/exploring-within/
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Wow...!!! Amazing, Great job
I was quite Frightened when watching.
Thank You!!
ANXIETY ANXIETY ANXIETY
The music makes it creepy
wow such dramatic music.
you brave man the chances of me doing this having the fact to know im afraid to look down a friekin well...you got guts!
i read about this in a book at school and it said that at the very bottom there is no oxgyen and people have found remains of turtles that could not escape fast
Krump music 375 feet under the water.
It's like a grave yard under water.
Dryland 25,000 years ago? Are you joking me?! The Earth is only 6,000 years old! #herecomestrouble
The Earth is 4.54 billion years old.
earla manny Sarcasm alert
earth is 2014 years old you guys are so dumb
***** you are the dumb one Earth is not 2014 years old dumbass it's 2014 A.D. LMAO
Sugar Lips I lost my faith in human's sarcasm
Imagine finding a cache of arrow heads neatly stacked in a pocket of the cave. Carefully placed by a knapper 14,000 years ago, for future hunting expeditions! Hey, could happen!
It's like Hans zimmer took a fantasy trip down to Davey Jone's locker!! I love the scuba gear too! Thanks for checking out the deep dark hole!
is that a red Gem in the stone at 1:14?
+sarahm123098 it does look like it. thanks for noticing.
thats my heart u rejected so i threw it in the sea
Seems to be where a lot of mens hearts are these days?
gold diggers god Amen (looooooooooool just joking )
Maybe
Beautiful scenery, but I just don't know if I'd be able to dive into a giant blue hole in the ocean. So much is unknown about the ocean. I'd do it if I had all my homies with me, Sergio, Javi, Kilo, Cody B, Adanvdo, and Lando Fernando. Aight that'll make 7 of us. I think that's acceptable as enough back up for defense/ security. Though none of would last against sharks or anything down there for that matter, at least I know I got my boys to watch my back so I won't die unexpectedly. And I'm not saying we would die, I mean these guys are back safe and sound... But I don't trust deep, dark vastness of caverns and unknown life... Who knows what hides in the ocean...
Mykal Tokes You would like this part two about the Mysterious Blue Hole in Belize th-cam.com/video/mh49kkENw_Q/w-d-xo.html
Mykal Tokes That's the most irrelevant and stupid comment ever. If you do like oceans why you even comment on this jeez
Anna Queralt Nah. I love the oceans. I love being on a boat and sailing, with the breeze, birds chirping, and the peace of it all... But it's when perfectly circular holes appear in the ocean that it gets creepy, and less peaceful. And I wouldn't say it's irrelevant, for it was about the blue hole, as seen in this video, and I wouldn't say it's stupid, it's a small piece of info about a "what if" situation, which runs through all our minds at some point. If you really dislike it so much, then why did you finish reading it? Your comment is one of negativity towards my comment. In my opinion, commenting just to say you dislike my comment is irrelevant and stupid, as is anything with a basis of negativity. Stay positive and forget about things you dislike. Think about it. You just wasted minutes of time you'll never get back, just to rant about something you didn't want intruding in your time anyway, so why waste more time on it? Well it was good typing to yah. Later Anna, and have nice day... A positive day. Haha
It's called an oppinion jeez!
andras lajko Nah, that's called an statement. Check up your dictionary. 'Beautiful scenery, but I just don't know if i'd be able...' I'd if I had my homies with me...' Yeah I'd got paragliding if my mum would hold my hand. Who gives a f***. Irrelevant and irrelevant. But yeah freedom of expression all the way. Everything can be said thee days on Internet and everyone can give 'opinions', for sure. They all 'opinions' these days. Everyone thinks they can give their own 'opinions' on any matter just because it's just there easy access, and makes them feel proud they can use their brain on any matter. Yup, lots of opinions out there, all very relevant and very enriching. Back in the day you'd be sitting back in the corner 'cause none of your friends would even listen to mediocre irrelevant comments but now they all called 'opinions', can be given from your phone, no one sees your face and no one tells you off. Winning. No worries -enjoy them all. Jeez.
At 350' depth, the diver had 170 psi in his lungs.
hope you guys are having fun
DrMucker We went back to Belize city on a tour on the 20th, and left on the 21st. It was fun. I really appreciate all your tips.
1. At exactly a depth of 350 feet, the pressure is a little over 150 psi. 2. There is not 150 psi IN his lungs, there is 150 psi pressing ON his lungs, which noticeably crushes it to a smaller drive.
ChinaLake100 i'd hope the pressure in and outside his lungs is equal otherwise it would be im/explosive
7paco Right, but imagine holding your breath and ditching your weight belt at that depth. You'd look like a badly dissected frog when you got to the surface.
Very nice Ramon .. I didn't get to "The Blue Hole" ..in Belize ..
I snorkel .. the Belize Barrier Reef is Amazing .. water So Clear ..
I saw Manta Rays .. the size of my living room.. he he .. wonderful ..
They Never ..Threatened Me .. They were Just .. Curious .. lol ..
We need to Protect All .. Our Wildlife ....
Awesome video! thank you for sharing!
Anyone know the name of the song at 2:41 ?
Please : )
Darude - Sand Storm
Justin McLean still this? oh man this joke hasn't been funny for a long time
The song is called 300 Violin Orchestra by Jorge Quintero.
You asked for it.
You know what I want to hear in any video?
Only the sounds related to the video.
Dan Kelly And what exactly do you think you would be hearing hundreds of feet under water? probably just heavy breathing. I'll take the music, thanks.
rabid raccoon The feeling of being there is spoiled by having music dubbed in.
Dan Kelly I'm pretty sure youtube has a mute button and volume control...
rabid raccoon Yes but then I will hear nothing O,o