No kidding. This could have been a pretty good video but there is no substance, no information. At the very least they could have told us why they only do this in the winter.
@@HawaiiGuitar there’s rooms in the cave no one else has ever mapped or even seen before. Like the video says, no one knows how far or how deep the cave even goes. So yes, there’s lots to see for the “first time”
+Tony Wade Yep. Just trendy yuppies with expensive gear talking about their feelings. National Geographic is a pathetic vestige of its former self, worse than Outside magazine. What, about 50 secs of actual cave footage, all told, in 7 minutes of video? I'm a cave diver and can say there's hundreds of better-filmed and more exciting cave-diving vids on TH-cam.
Yeah... I always heard stories about dangerous dives in caves. The number 1 danger i heard about was diving a very long cave that has lots of dead ends that look exactly like the way you are supposed to go and when you pick a wrong one you get out of oxygen to cemplete the "trail". Now all i wanna see is a pov of a diver who goes down one of those labyrints. Seems like the "GoPro" was invented in vein... If anybody knows of such a video (without blabla and actual footage oft the critical parts), please tell me or comment with a link or something.
Yup. Cave diving is one thing I'll be passing on. Way too much risk versus reward. Once your in a cave, you done if anything goes wrong. To scary for me
This is still the recreational activity that I want to participate in the most, but at the same time am more scared of then any other activity, including skydiving, base jumping, and wing suit flying... Holy shit, I want to do this so bad but I am so scared of my light running out or getting trapped underwater in one of these caves that I am scared that I will never get a chance to experience it myself...
Im going to earn cave diver certification soon, really the thought its not that scary. If a light runs out you carry a back up light. Your buddy has a light and a back up light. No problem at all. If the line breaks theres ways to go about resurfacing. Get out there and do it, if you die it would have been doing something awesome.
Most commenters are so missing the point. This is absolutely beautiful! It captures the the pure passion for the sport! This is not about the dive, it's about the people. I'd love to join them any day. Thank you for this beautiful short film.
@@justanormalinvestigator2640 But would you drive your car to a national park or museum? Every activity in life has risk. A cave diver spends a lot of time and effort to make sure his dive is as safe as it can be. Not going is safer, however the same holds for that drive to the museum - which is also eye candy.
@@seife41 It can be risky when done by divers without proper cave training. Too many people have unfortunately died in caves due to not being properly trained and prepared with adequate safety measures or becoming complacent. They became statistics and gave it a bad reputation. But at least it keeps the caves from getting too crowded ;)
@@seife41 how many people die a year in car accidents? I know not many humans cave dive. But driving your car is a huge risk in itself we just don't think about it because its second nature at this point.
Why does this feel so intense like there in a mission to save humanity but there just going in a cave. Well not just going in a cave what you do is amazing guys just saying feels intense great video and amazing job by the diving team
Divers often wish we could jam out while down there... Unfortunately a significant number of potentially deadly complications are first noticed by the sounds they make. You’d be amazed how fast and far sound travels underwater
This is so beautiful, but deadly, at least for me it would be! Is there a reason why they only dive this cave in the winter? Seems like it would be warmer to wait until summer, but I am sure there is a good reason that a couch potato like me wouldn't know. Have fun guys, and stay safe!
During the summer animals specially predators tend to come out specially during the spring so it’s best to avoid any underwater cave exploration unless you want to meet with a huge fish that could potentially eat you or some other creature. Almost all animals including fish are going through hibernation or are sleeping during the winter too so you are all on your own with no one to bother you or you bothering the ecosystem too much.
While huge fish is not normally a very big danger in Bjurälven, the current is... Summertime the current can be up to 20 knots and it is impossible to enter the cave. This is why we go wintertime, when the current is much weaker. Also, during winter we can drive snow mobiles and this allows us to bring in our equipment while making least possible impact on the nature in the Bjurälven nature reserve.
As a cave diver, I would to understand why they dive in the winter. Do the caves drain in the warmer months? Are the mosquitoes unbearable? Is it just easier logistically because you can use the frozen rivers as transportation roads?
To each it’s own. Personally I find this to be claustrophobic, without the fact that it’s super risky. Don’t mind the pictures; but doing it myself? No thank you. Rather a nice beach with a cold beer as my next vacation.
So they are motivated by seeing something nobody else has seen before. Maybe it is unseen for good reason... there is nothing to see. Dark, cramped tunnels, and empty walls. Slight chance they might discover something noteworthy. If I was going to do something that risky I would want to be assured there is something REALLY spectacular at the destination.
Irony of underwater cave diving is there are tons of warnings telling people without vast experience to not attempt it, but the vast majority of cave diving deaths are highly experienced divers 🤔
@@blizzardblaze1649 yeah they would die way more than experienced divers too. This guy is basically saying it's ironic there a tips about driving saftey yet most accidents and deaths in a car are people with a driving licence lmao.
I feel safer going 150 on my bike than scuba diving. It’s gotta be hard to fit through those restrictions dragging 2 basketball size testies behind you
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Film about diving where there is apx 5% diving shots - bravo ! 👍🏻
No kidding. This could have been a pretty good video but there is no substance, no information. At the very least they could have told us why they only do this in the winter.
Hahahaha just watched it terribe!!
Combination of cold and cave diving makes this experience even more challenging.
I'll stay up here with fresh air
I will second that! :-)
Amen to that.
Big time.
Same
Skip to 3:00 if you value your time
+xxxLel c0d_iZ da gretust_xxx Hashtag Skip the whole damn thing and go for a real cave-diving video.
Thanks for that.
Bullpup Baggins .. thanks a lot..
thankyou
Bullpup Baggins bless you
I feel so claustrophobic just watching this
Yea If you accidentally knock out your air supply you're dead!
For anyone wondering what these guys get to see for the first time that nobody else has ever seen, it's rocks and water. That's it.
Well, it doesn't look like it's really the "first time" with all the guiding ropes drilled to the bottom.. looks almost like a tourist attraction.
@@HawaiiGuitar there’s rooms in the cave no one else has ever mapped or even seen before. Like the video says, no one knows how far or how deep the cave even goes. So yes, there’s lots to see for the “first time”
@@undrwrldsk8fred Thank you for the explanation! You're right, now it makes sense.
Lmao. I know! Like, congrats bro. You crawled for a long time. And then crawled out. Wow.
@@HawaiiGuitar u go down there then.
As always a lot of talking and very little substance.
+Tony Wade Yep. Just trendy yuppies with expensive gear talking about their feelings. National Geographic is a pathetic vestige of its former self, worse than Outside magazine.
What, about 50 secs of actual cave footage, all told, in 7 minutes of video? I'm a cave diver and can say there's hundreds of better-filmed and more exciting cave-diving vids on TH-cam.
+Lezuum I think NG sold out to North Face or REI.
I agree. Stop with this hipster array stuff and give us real content.
So true.
Yeah... I always heard stories about dangerous dives in caves.
The number 1 danger i heard about was diving a very long cave that has lots of dead ends that look exactly like the way you are supposed to go and when you pick a wrong one you get out of oxygen to cemplete the "trail".
Now all i wanna see is a pov of a diver who goes down one of those labyrints.
Seems like the "GoPro" was invented in vein...
If anybody knows of such a video (without blabla and actual footage oft the critical parts), please tell me or comment with a link or something.
2 primal fears combined - claustrophobia and fear of drowning. How fun!
Yup. Cave diving is one thing I'll be passing on. Way too much risk versus reward. Once your in a cave, you done if anything goes wrong. To scary for me
*too
I’ld love to atleast TRY IT once.. just like sky diving..
yep
There is no reward.
These fools are going to fuck around and find, "The Thing".
Joe Biden's Shotgun ? What's the thing?
Joe Biden's Shotgun its a movie search it up
Crimson Clipz oh my god...
Donald Cerrone brought me here
Yeah hahah
honestly
Nate same
Same, just watching him on Joe Rogan right now.
yep
Sike... the cameramen were the first people to enter the cave
I so wish they had more shots of the actual diving.
These guys are gonna screw around and find some monsters down there
A swimming yeti 😁👌
I don't know what I'm doing with my life anymore.
Jesus is the way ask him he will give you the way out to explore a new life
MAYDA PEREZ don't make me throw up
Outta my league..but i enjoy watching
Go diving with sharks....
Wow! How amazing! They go and risk their lives to go and see dirt underwater. Somethings I’ll never understand
This is still the recreational activity that I want to participate in the most, but at the same time am more scared of then any other activity, including skydiving, base jumping, and wing suit flying... Holy shit, I want to do this so bad but I am so scared of my light running out or getting trapped underwater in one of these caves that I am scared that I will never get a chance to experience it myself...
Im going to earn cave diver certification soon, really the thought its not that scary. If a light runs out you carry a back up light. Your buddy has a light and a back up light. No problem at all. If the line breaks theres ways to go about resurfacing. Get out there and do it, if you die it would have been doing something awesome.
"recreational activity?" get your facts straight. its technical diving.
tankmaster1018 take with you a good supply of alprazolam
tankmaster1018 What is life without risk
tankmaster1018 i
So three seconds of cave diving in a seven minute video cave diving video? What the freak did I waist my time for!
I’ve been caving a bunch, but the concept of doing underwater is fascinating. You probably see some amazing sights.
May your dives be many and your life long.
“If you are not thinking right” is what describes the whole endeavor
Most commenters are so missing the point. This is absolutely beautiful! It captures the the pure passion for the sport! This is not about the dive, it's about the people. I'd love to join them any day. Thank you for this beautiful short film.
So? It dosnt matter if it’s beautiful, I’m not risking my life going in a small cave because it’s eye candy.
@@justanormalinvestigator2640 But would you drive your car to a national park or museum? Every activity in life has risk. A cave diver spends a lot of time and effort to make sure his dive is as safe as it can be. Not going is safer, however the same holds for that drive to the museum - which is also eye candy.
@@ErikH83 but cave diving is especially risky, bad comparison. If that's what you wanna do tho, go for it.
@@seife41 It can be risky when done by divers without proper cave training. Too many people have unfortunately died in caves due to not being properly trained and prepared with adequate safety measures or becoming complacent. They became statistics and gave it a bad reputation. But at least it keeps the caves from getting too crowded ;)
@@seife41 how many people die a year in car accidents? I know not many humans cave dive. But driving your car is a huge risk in itself we just don't think about it because its second nature at this point.
I like so much this expeditions, explores caves underwater etc it's very magic! Hail from Brazil, são Paulo!
Why does this feel so intense like there in a mission to save humanity but there just going in a cave. Well not just going in a cave what you do is amazing guys just saying feels intense great video and amazing job by the diving team
Editing
Just tell it like it is guys, you are hunting pokemons down there. gg.
I love it (L)Youre doing some incredible discovering guys...I LOVE IT!
Is there a reason y’all only do it during the winter?
Sam Nelson As this is a part of a river the water flow is too strong in summer when the snow has melted in the mountains upstream.
Maybe it has to do with the water visibility is much greater during the winter months, making it a little bit safer
Monsters might be hibernating , that’s why 😛😃
I am a diver currently working on my DM and Sidemount. I have an increasing fascination with cave diving that is starting to worry me.
Great footage of amazing cave diving. National Geographic at it's best.
I'll enjoy it through your eyes...tks..
so altitude, cave and under ice!! WOW Would love to do a dive like this, one day!! :) what a dream!
Is really beautiful yet scary ...I wonder if some wild something won't come out at them at any point. .....lol.....looks beautiful and peaceful
That looks terrifying.
mrballen brought me here
So addicting to watch...imagine what it must be like to do!
i wonder if they listen to soothing black metal while they dive
obi juan I understand what you mean😂...go to oslo
Divers often wish we could jam out while down there... Unfortunately a significant number of potentially deadly complications are first noticed by the sounds they make. You’d be amazed how fast and far sound travels underwater
Yes, some peaceful Brodequin 🤪🤘
natural buoyancy lvl 9999
This is so beautiful, but deadly, at least for me it would be! Is there a reason why they only dive this cave in the winter? Seems like it would be warmer to wait until summer, but I am sure there is a good reason that a couch potato like me wouldn't know. Have fun guys, and stay safe!
During the summer animals specially predators tend to come out specially during the spring so it’s best to avoid any underwater cave exploration unless you want to meet with a huge fish that could potentially eat you or some other creature. Almost all animals including fish are going through hibernation or are sleeping during the winter too so you are all on your own with no one to bother you or you bothering the ecosystem too much.
While huge fish is not normally a very big danger in Bjurälven, the current is... Summertime the current can be up to 20 knots and it is impossible to enter the cave. This is why we go wintertime, when the current is much weaker. Also, during winter we can drive snow mobiles and this allows us to bring in our equipment while making least possible impact on the nature in the Bjurälven nature reserve.
Ursuit is awesome. I'm happy to be one of the ursuit's family members :)
As a cave diver, I would to understand why they dive in the winter. Do the caves drain in the warmer months? Are the mosquitoes unbearable? Is it just easier logistically because you can use the frozen rivers as transportation roads?
So amazing I'm going to try this someday!
Riktigt häftig video 👍🏼
amazing filming! kudos
My father used to do this after I was born, he's a professional diver.
I could never do this. I would panic so bad.
Beautiful. I wonder what created that pattern on the cave walls?
Yeah. Its really pretty.
***** Thank you David, very kind of you to answer :-)
+Michael Moorlock it's also pretty too!
Water
Erosion
Those bubbles will stay trapped forever on the roof of that cave. That somehow makes me sad
Forever? They will pop
4:20 is beautiful
Oh! Looks like nice holiday!😁😁😁
1 bad incident lights out well and truly
how can they do this when its so cold omg
To each it’s own. Personally I find this to be claustrophobic, without the fact that it’s super risky. Don’t mind the pictures; but doing it myself? No thank you. Rather a nice beach with a cold beer as my next vacation.
I’m literally just here out of curiosity
Great production value but wish that we could have seen more of the actual dive and better footage there
Be safe out there, my brothers and sisters.
I got cold just watching this
Nervousness the cause before failure, fear and Death
So they are motivated by seeing something nobody else has seen before. Maybe it is unseen for good reason... there is nothing to see. Dark, cramped tunnels, and empty walls. Slight chance they might discover something noteworthy. If I was going to do something that risky I would want to be assured there is something REALLY spectacular at the destination.
Don't know why I read it as underwear cave diving... It piss
I read it as underwater cave digging lol
+Crash Bandicoot it divening
ma lord
In your underwear there's one cave no one will dare dive into
Loved this video, such an interesting and intense group of folks. Do they only dive in winter? And if so, why?
I think it is too have easier access to the caves with all the equipment. I'm not completely sure though.
Thank god I haven’t reached this stage of desperation yet.
3:34 someone dropped the shovel
Where is this ice Age place??
Nice!
Imagine first person to ever try it and comeback like it’s fine 💀
Nnnnnope.
Orca that wears a tinfoil hat
why do you go just in winter. can you go in summer as well?
It's like space on earth
pretty cool
Where's the cave diving? 6 minutes of BS and 30 seconds of actual diving.
This was 2015...how much have they explored now??
literally a minute of footage from the cave.
Darc Gibson and?
good point
Yes, that's what's in the video
I’m about to start cave diving training in 3 weeks
If no one ever was there how is there a guideline ? 😂 But very nice Video
These people are crazy :D
Cave diving in the night solo.
This makes me cold...
But why dive it in the winter? Just dive in the summer, when its warmer and there is one less danger to encounter while diving
Irony of underwater cave diving is there are tons of warnings telling people without vast experience to not attempt it, but the vast majority of cave diving deaths are highly experienced divers 🤔
Because inexperienced people don't dive in caves...
If inexperienced people cave dived more, they would die
@@blizzardblaze1649 yeah they would die way more than experienced divers too. This guy is basically saying it's ironic there a tips about driving saftey yet most accidents and deaths in a car are people with a driving licence lmao.
Dive talk brought me here.
What are they exploring?
I wonder if air pockets just keep getting bigger...like in deep deep underwater caves...more divers bigger air pockets?
Donald brought me here as well. Royalties
I hope nature will someday give humans the ability to survive underwater xD
wow! I'm happy ☺
I would NEVER enter a cave. Never in my life... I think my biggest fear is tight caves like this...
This super cool but I get claustrophobic just watching it
I feel safer going 150 on my bike than scuba diving. It’s gotta be hard to fit through those restrictions dragging 2 basketball size testies behind you
I guess I should stop complaining about “cold” water here in North Florida springs/caves (72F / 22C) :-)
Are these guys helping in Thailand ?
Andrew Rodriguez The water there might be too warm for them, lol...
underwater spelunking is bad enough, but during the winter when the water is frozen over?? absolutely not lmao
skip to 3:14 thank me later.
You've been thanked... later.
how did they find it originally?
This is my new nightmare
were can i find the whole documentary
SO this is what bruce wayne wanted the nano suit for spelunking
And then BAM exploding subnautica fish comes swimming at you
My question is, why do it during winter?
These people are super humans.
Are they cold?
How do they prevent hypothermia?