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- On their mission to discover the world's biggest cave, veteran cave explorer Robbie Schmittner and his partner Toddy Waelde pledge to protect this Mecca of diving beneath the Yucatan. Robbie warns against the destructive forces affecting this area. Toddy discovers an unbroken Maya pot that could be thousands of years old.
Shot 100% on the HERO4® camera from GoPro.com.
A very special thanks to:
Robbie Schmittner, Toddy Waelde, Guillermo De Anda, Dante Garcia, Bil Phillips, Jim Coke, Jeff Clark, Gosia Pytel, Brian Wiederspan, Jeanna Edgerton, Adair Crow, Maria Noel Zisa, Marty O'Farrell
Thank you to the Instituto Nacional de Anthropología e Historia (INAH) for the kind support in the creation and presentation of this project.
INAH Researcher - Guillermo de Anda, Ph.D
The Quintana Roo Speleological Survey
Riviera Maya Grip, Hydroflex, Dive Rite, Big Blue Dive Lights, Xibalba Dive Center, Tulum Scuba, Protec Sardinia, Frog Kick Diving
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Ravenna Wood "Interlude"
James Murray "The Land Bridge"
The American Dollar "Oil and Water"
Glen Porter "Civillization"
Gabriel Gold "Finis Terrae"
William Ryan Fritch "Feast Before Harvest" " Mothers Love Vii" "Inertia"
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Coming upon what looks to be no more than a puddle in the middle of a jungle only to jump in, realize there is no bottom, and discover an entire world below is the closest thing to a realized childhood fantasy I’ve ever seen. It’s both mesmerizing and terrifying all
at the same time.
GoPro needs to make more of this kind of documentary
only achievable with a GoPro
I concur.
Go Pro should go out of business, so people aren't motivated to risk their lives for a video.
Wow id pop myself if I had to do that!!!! Loll but beautiful.
@@d.b.cooper8178 well if someone dies its gonna be looters,these guys pros, not saying it can't happen but yeah risky job should be on top ten of most dangerous jobs!!!!!
It really puts things into perspective when you realize that every single one of those stalactites/stalagmites indicates that these cave systems at one point in time weren't completely submerged for literally 10s to 100s of thousands of years.
That's awesome to think about and to remember that ~65 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous period a 10km wide asteroid hit right smack dab on where the Yucatan is today. Maybe that started the geological recipe that came together to make these caves.
NO!!😠
GOPRO THIS IS THE TYPE OF VIDEOS WE ALL WANT!!!!
I kinda love their wingsuit videos too.
yeah man
@@justdev8965 sadly a lot of them are dead rip
@@siri5784 ?!?nani?!?!
@@rashoietolan3047 yea a lot of the wingsuit gliders that were featured in gopro died in accidents already
Dove a Cenote a few months ago.. I was in the cavern section so the exit was always easily accessible. There's actually signs prior to the CAVE section that basically say "turn back or you'll die in here." It's pretty trippy but an incredible experience.
Really cool bunch of dudes, thanks for being pioneers of this age, not many people can say they've been places other people have never been.
Can't wait for part two!!
This series deserves so many more views!
This is the kind of amazing video that TH-cam puts in your recommendation 3 years later
because everything else is getting deleted or censored
This is absolutely amazing! They should make a tv series out of this or something! I hope that this is part 1 out of like 100 because I will watch all of them!
Matthew Williams same
Yeah i would to...it's better then the crap that's on tv now...
same here
In Ancient times the water may have been so low these caves were in the mountains.
whoa that actually blew my mind
Crazy
Sea levels used to be a lot lower! The last Ice Age, known as the Pleistocene Epoch, began almost 1.8 million years ago and lasted until approximately 11,700 years ago. During this time, massive glaciers covered most of the surface of the Earth. Slowly but surely, the ice melts, raising the sea level.
It’s safe to say you’re right. Would be kinda hard to believe the Mayans had scuba gear to place that pot there 🤣
Definitely! Stalagmites/stalactites in a water cave indicate that at one point it was 'dry' enough for it to grow.
Honest question, with all this quality of production there has to be at least 6 more persons on this exploration that are not shown on footage right?
Yes I would say so, just to even show him coming thru those underwater crevices and film the Mayan pot from the other side while showing him in the background is proof ..
SOOO AAAWESOOME!!! My country's mysteries and beauty are unmeasurable!!
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It's good to see that even people from other countries around the world would devote their lives to explore and protect the beauty found all over the world.
2021 I'm watching. Production is so good!
Mad Respect for this team, so much integrity and dedication. What a fantastic journey thank you, bless your quest! Exquisite footage and soundtrack, this is an epic documentary
how did he belly crawl through that small space with balls that big
Maybe the water was cold and he had a bit of shrinkage? Lmao
lol
He has no balls
lol I just read this comment somewhere else are u the same guy FUNNY STUFF!😂😉
Really good comment makes a lot of sense
Beautiful shots!
Thank you!
As a child I visited Carlsbad, Merrimac, & Onondaga Caverns & ever since have been deeply affected by caverns . . . especially underwater. You are in a Time Machine going back to places no one has seen in milenia. Thank You so much for having the courage. Will try to visit
5:35 is extreme claustrophobia
Scary stuff, I would never do this. Mad respect tho because I love watching it all.
Cartographers of the deep. These men discover forgotten secrets of the past with each harrowing centimeter they traverse in these dangerous underwater caverns. Much respect.
Dude you guys are insane omg. I would panic which would cause water to rush in my scuba gear and drown. Amazing work you guys done
It's truly incredible how calm they are...
2019 & still amazing, so peaceful; yet dangerous.
Cave Diving is cool its a whole world down there. Roby and Bill are the best.
Damn, that part where he's squeezing through the narrow gap between the rocks made me claustrophobic.
The last few minutes changed my way of life.
RIP Bil Phillips you will ne sadly missed by so many. You were an inspiration and mentor to us all.
What happened to him??
@@Albiliuss Not100% sure. I think he was bitten by a bug and it got infected. Sadly he didn't recover.
@@stephens2r338 oh... :-(
We love adventurers. They have purpose. They have passion for discovery. They have mental clarity. They have focus.They have skills. They have good bodies . They have steel balls.They have no fear .
Thank you for an actual documentary!
Oh my god this truly is magical and mystical.
I really hope the Govt. there will work with you guys/gals in Protecting these beautiful cave systems!.
What cool show!
cant remember the last time i added a video to my favourites
You're amazing taking care of that culture vestiges...
God bless you🙏
I hold my breath whenever they passed the tight gap. 😅
Nia J. Lmao
Probably the best video I've seen so far from GoPro
same here! i wonder what kind of camera was really used to record that?
Hi Bill, Hi Toddy, great to see you both doing what you do best. Wonderful filming and lighting too.
We need to make as much effort to inform everyone of the damage that's happening around us. Especially in places most people will never see.
We look forward to seeing you in a couple of months in Sardinia. All the best Steve+Elin from Norway
Really liked it, specially Robbie's calmness and presentation.
Wow! THAT! was incredible! Those pots blew my mind.
Guys... Be safe. Always.. its scary by just watching.
It is incredible that we have people willing to take these risks, and make us more aware of our incredible earth and all her gifts, and to see the impact of all that garbage is disturbing, presently we are the first place to ban plastic bags and bottles
It’s bad enough crawling threw a cave that’s tight like that. Add water on top of that and you can count me out all of my worse fears all in one. I don’t like tight dark places, fear of drowning, fear of being buried alive. 👎. This is why I’m glad I can go to these places safely at my house! Thanks go pro! Thanks to the person risking there life for this footage!
Maybe the Mayans tried to got to the “underworld” when the sea level was far lower. They may have lived down their to escape the Spanish conquered trying to take their gold but the6 lived there for a long time and it collapsed inside or water levels raised and flooded a whole underwater civilization. We will never know exactly what happened to the Mayans and it will be forever on my mind.
He is so blessed to be able tp experience these wonderful things
I wince when cave divers exhale bubbles. It was recently discovered that bubbles on the ceilings of caves cause pressure to build on the roof. This leads to eventual collapses of roof sections. This is what keeps trapping cave divers and killing them.
Thankyou for sharing
GOPRO YOU NEED TO DO MORE MIND-BLOWING EXPLORATION LIKE THIS PLEASE PLEASE, WILL IT WOULD BE BEAUTIFUL FOR THIS END OF THE YEAR
One of the coolest sports in my opinion
Hope you can add the Enchanted River in Surigao del sur Philippines..on your list to explore..
That is the most badass go pro pole i have ever seen! :D
This people are doing great work in gathering information about this wonderful cave system and saving it from pollution and damage.i pray for success of all team who are working hard for saving such great Marvel s of our mother earth
I swam in some cenetopes in tulum. Not diving just snorkeling but it was amazing. Legend has it they used to throw the dead bodies in there.
This is the most awesome and beautiful thing I've ever seen... It's a shame we want to destroy this planet
We all can make changes to help, and it starts with awareness! So glad you enjoyed the video, be sure to watch all the others and making of!
The planet will shake us off like fleas and will survive without us until eventually the sun grows in size that it engulfs the planet and at that point it'll be destroyed. 👍
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What if we are built to destroy planets? Just wait until humans "harvest" every planet around us. I don't think people "want" to destroy the planet doe, its just a side effect of what people want/need right now. Humans like nature is lazy, will take the way of least resistance even if it will cause harm.
Seems simple but the pot fully in tact was an Amazing find. I love Cenotes!
Sooooo amazing!!! Wow!!!!!
As someone who is terrified of dark water- I could never do something like this. I'd die of a heart attack.
Sure you could Marla Kinkz! Secret is to know the back ground of where your diving! I do it all the time!
You're sensible.
Don't let these selfish arseholes convince you that risking your life for nothing is good fun.
Their children will grieve their parents stupidity.
Yours won't.
Stay blessed.
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse Statistically diving is one of the safest sports. Especially with this level of intense training, accidents are very few and far between
Mudi Mabiriani Alikuwa Hapa
Greetings From Dar es Salaam,Tanzania 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
It makes me so sad that the earth is being polluted men 😥 Oh Lord please return. I hate my life !!! The great wonders are being destroyed
but you will renew all things one day even we ourselves. Bless these fine men Oh Father by he who you Sent, the restorer of all things Jesus our Christ they're Christ Amen AMEN. Love you guys for this pod cast. PEACE ✌
One of the best and most fascinating videos on yt!!
They are CRAZYYYY!!
Thank you for share
Love from Mexico
Respect these people at least doing something not to just talking about it big big respect
Totally Right On and Totally Awesome
This video is gold
At 12:15 remarkable, unbelievable how well preserved that pot is, can't imagine the age of it. love your videos and what you and friends do
I have dived the dos ojos cenote before. Crazy how complex a cave can start with such a small opening
So mesmerising...!!
this is the best video i ever watch in go pro
Astonishing and extraordinary video. Can't wait for part two!
I know your right they did have sacred caves, but a cave like that was most likely used to collect and store fresh water; for in the dry season they had ample amounts for the entire city.
YES! We need more Go pro vids like this please!
This is one of the most amazing video Ive ever seen on youtube... GO PRO keep up this content!!!
Wowsers! Amazing stuff!!
Inside the veins and belly of Mothers earth.
😍
absolutely amazing, what a feeling, finding an ancient pot? wow
holy f.. it just leaves goose bumps
I offered my Hero 10 to the Mayan underworld this week. Came off my floating handgrip and dropped 26m to the bottom of a cenote. Gutted man!
the underwater pen is legit.
Great work, guys 🥇Thanks for sharing 💯
Maya ppl would be so disepointed. When they realize they just throw gold in water for nobody.. Very very nice done that u shear this whit us.. Thank u
Всё вокруг покрыто известковым налётом, а горшок - как новый. Сказки для маленьких путешественников. :-)
Simply beautiful
Pottery looks like it was placed there after the fact to gain media attention and video content. Unbelievable that the pottery would be placed in those locations looking the way they do without any mineral growth or damage after thousand years...
I'd be a shit explorer lol I'm terrified of dark water and underground. Those tight spaces make my heart pound and my stomach flip flop. Wish me luck for my next lifetime! :) In the meantime, thank you for taking me on this adventure!
This is exciting stuff! Cant wait for part 2!
I wonder how much the rising sea level has affected how much of the cave is under water? Or is that a dumb question?
This guy is nucking futs! Awesome video!
can't wait to seee the next part.
…did he take the pot? Beautiful piece of history.
I don't think so.
Wow amazing ,beautiful, how did ya know? So much history,artifacts. Thank you for sharing! Your seeing things no other human will ever see awesome!!! Stay safe much respect to you i couldn't do that. Again thank you!!!!
Im amaze by that pen!
Beautiful
Amazing
Fascinating & fantastic work guys & gals. 💪💪💪👏👏👏👏
I love Tulumn - hoping to go there again this year.
I shouldnt of bin a cave explorer.. absoultely beautiful
the Mammoth Cave system is 663 km long and more length is added with every exploration mission. Kentuckians are going to be disappointed if the Yucatan systems are connected :D
billiondollardan as a long time cave I really hope they make the connection
That is scary and awesome👌
Thank you! Most Prolific one.
holy... this is incredible
What if another diver put that pot in there? you know, like you guys mark the distance with knots perhaps another eccentric diver marked it with mayan pots.
😨😱Nat Geo couldn't pay me enough to jump in that lake placid looking water in the middle of the woods, although this is an amazing video. By the way, am I the only one holding my breath while watching this. LMFAO