Divers Uncover Crocodile Cave's Dark Secrets In Botswana | CROCODILE LABYRINTH | Wild Waters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- In a daring cave diving expedition, divers Brad and Vince become the first to unveil the mysteries of Botswana's "Crocodile Labyrinth" - a hidden network of underwater caves inhabited by massive Nile crocodiles. This thrilling expedition takes you deep into the blackness, as they squeeze through narrow tunnels, navigate past slumbering 4-meter predators, and conduct groundbreaking experiments on the crocodiles' senses. Discover how these cold-blooded killers use the caves for food, warmth, and escape routes unseen by humans until now.
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What they didn't mention is that someone discovered that if the water temperature is at or below a certain temperature, the crocs won't attack. They need the warm water to start their hunting instincts. That is why the sun is always low during filming because they start around dawn and have to be finished by about 11am before the water rises above the critical temperature!
Thanks, didn't know that.
They are doing these dives during Africa’s winter season.
Get what your saying but still ballsy
I was wondering like wtf
😂👏but..no time good time.@@ttwwiinn504
These guys are NUTS! good lord that’s some scary water. 😮😮😮
Just a normal day in south Florida lol
@@vanlos620 lol… they’re in Australia tho.
@@TroubledOnePaydirtAfrica bro
Amazing documentary. Those guys have balls of steel
the sounds of it walking at the end is terrifying
*horror movie music* as a croc just tries to swim away lol
As an alien from space you humans are crazy
Oh, thank god u clarified, for a minute there i was worried u were just a common alien i usually see near airports.
Bro felt violated probs lol 🤣imagine being the apex predator and then some humans sit on u to strap on a cam just so that they can experience your pov
Absolute balls of steel for diving with them (despite the lower water temps), but that whole sequence of trying to tow that 5 meter beast down the river with that skinny ass rope? No gloves if you’re going to use your hands? Just wild lol
Watching him touch all that silt at the bottom was freaking me out, One wrong move and they loose all visiability in an under water cave with crocs. WILD!
Whoever did it first I still would scram out the water and into the middle of the boat when I was finishing 😂
I was thinking the same thing but nevertheless that was when I would do it….well honestly…..I WOULD NEVER DO IT! That’s what made this so great to watch!
These divers have balls of steel .... like holly sh*t thats hectic... especially noosing that big 5metre croc 😱
Learnt few interesting things.
Even though im aussie so i have alot knowledge about crocs 🐊
Your saltwater crocs are way more aggressive than Nile crocs. Nile crocs more aggressive than west African crocs. There’s a west African tribe that has been living with, “taming” their subspecies of crocs since ancient Egypt. Ancient Egyptians called them crocodile riders & I believe it after seeing a documentary with children playing around & riding on one that could have easily made them a snack.
@JJ-fq4nl yeah no doubt I believe our crocs in Australia are more aggressive none the less still a crocodile. Wether it's in south East Asia or Africa they are all dangerous. That's very interesting brother can you tell me the name of that documentary?? Sounds interesting and there's tribes from Papua new Guinea who do the same kinda thing with crocs like the Egyptians!
apparently it's some form of black magic.
Nah they’re crazy af
Ive been waiting for this my entire life
audio is so low so the ads are screaming at me, other than that ithis is a well rounded video
i stfg at first glance i thought the guy in all black with sunglasses was Chris Pontius lmao!
I'm amazed that the guy was not drown due to his heavy balls of steel
Why does this remind me of Dying light going into the Volatile lairs during the night.
I admire what they do, the diving and all because I wouldn't do it.
Crocs cant see well in the water, he wants to test this by swimming close as possible....CHOMP. lol
U could say they know what they're doing and calculated the risks with water temperature, crocs standard behavior, all that stuff... but the fact they thought that lil boat and 4 man strength could hold a 5 meters croc with bare hands show a complete different story. The whole time u could hear their mom telling them to stop playing that it wouldnt work lol
Not many people are aware of the fact that crocs are scared of Rosie O'Donnell. 😂
Like, getting out the water back into the boat, when he's mostly out, but his feet are still in the water, yeah that exact, very brief moment, gives me anxiety.
They look like they're from the SAS
They certainly aren’t the first to do this, so that repeated claim fell very flat (see ‘Into the Dragon’s Lair,’ the clear inspiration for these gentlemen), but great footage, nonetheless.
Think the meant the first to dive into the cave with them but yeah I get what you mean. NAT geo photographers scuba dived to capture photos of the crocs in the early 00's on the delta. I met one of the boat crew while I was working in Botswana. Still had the NAT geo issue. Incredible stuff.
Sorry I'm not going in there
This is awesome
They must taste terrible lol and the crocs could smell and decided no way am I eating that rubbish luckily for the humans
They need to come to florida and do it with gators. See if they can do it there
gators are far less dangerous but a video like this in the everglades would be cool
Gators are like puppies compared to crocodiles when it comes to aggression levels especially a nile crocodile.
Stay tuned for the next episode where Vince uses his custom croc saddle to ride the biggest one through the cave while attempting to level up in real life
lmao 🤣
Don't these guys value their lives? 🤔
No
They do, to enliten and entertain us 😂
Sometimes risks are worth taking
That's wild!
Couldn't stand the over-dramatic History channel music. 👎
😂🤣not a hobby for i... Mr Kroc wants to go any which Way but loose once they snare him frig that trip 🥳😂
its good but its a lie they only go in the cave at the start.
You can press your luck only a certain number of times… Yes they are only going in when water is colder.. but…one might be really hungry or territorial
I seriously did not see that croc @27:25 until he was extremely @27:39
This is some real colonizer ish 😒
id genuinely rather play russian roulette. at least if i died it would be instant.
Diving in those conditions is scary as shit! Diving in those conditions WITH crocodiles...Holy Crap!! People actually DO that? ON PURPOSE??
Looks like a group of guys who just happened to decide to try and catch a crocodile for no reason other than for views!?
Yeah i mean ' a croc cam' is that really necessary for science?
Claiming your the first one to flim a crocodile form underneath is an odd and obvious lie.
Here we go with the “ Discovery Channel” style documentaries. Overly dramatic, loud blaring music in the background everywhere.🙄
Hey.. ah.. humans.. will you please stop doing stuff like this? You are scaring me.
IS everything AI generated now a days? Enjoy my engagement for the first and last time.
Same! Refuse to like any channel w/AI.
It’s getting ridiculous!!
… what’s AI here?
Man I love national geographic videography, but I really can't handle their breathy voiceovers anymore. There's so much unnecessary drama in the tone
Makes great content to watch but they have no value for their own lives
It's not that they don't value their lives. There are people in the world that need to put themselves in these positions to feel alive. For them, a life without an element of risk is not living. It doesn't mean they are right and you are wrong, it just depends on each persons desire.
They belong there and you don’t. Leave them alone
Yeah people cant just leave anything be. They have to capture it and put a camera on it..
This is what drives the human species. Curiosity and the willingness to explore the world and attempt to understand it. Everything you currently own is a result of that human desire.