I didn’t want this video to end as I was enthralled in the cavers’ journey. Sleeping in a hammock in a pitch black cave…call me crazy but it sounds wonderful. Thanks for recording, editing, and sharing this. I know it was a lot of work and I appreciate it so much. I will never be able to go caving so living vicariously through those that do is very fulfilling, satisfying…stay safe. I’m looking forward to watching more of your videos. I just scrolled through your videos and it looks like I have lots binge-time! Don’t know how I missed your channel up to now. I’ve subscribed.
Excellent video - so awesome to see Canadian caves and cavers highlighted for more than just cool caves. Their contribution to critical medical science and species conservation was a proud highlight for me as a Canadian! 🇨🇦🥰
NASA said of explorers like myself that what and where we advance science has future applications...on moons and other planets. NASA has assisted us when we find unknown life, minerals, etc.-etc. The 2022 International Congress of Speleology was in France .................... (didn't you get the memo?)
OMG! When they were squeezing into the unexplored part of the cave I felt like I was there, because I couldn't watch any more; I felt my anxiety getting really bad when I thought to myself what if they can't get through. How did they know they were going to get through that tight spot? Then one of them says, "Do we have to go back the this way"? I'm going crazy!! These guys got some balls on them, really!!
Bonjour et merci pour votre superbe présentation d’un Canada 🇨🇦 d’une beauté incroyable ⛲️🐳🐬🐟🐟🐡🐋 Comme je suis Canadienne, de Montréal, cela me touche beaucoup 🦋 Your journey is absolutely beautiful 🙏😇 J’adore entendre l’équipe parler français 💕💫✨🌻 Soyez heureux toujours and continue your dream 😴 Love 💗 to our unique and extraordinary nature 👋🦅
Absolutely great documentary covering two different subjects that I've always been interested in. I used to do a lot of caving when I was younger, and now that I'm old, I have seen the havoc that's super bugs can wreak. I also know that there is not a large financial incentive for pharmaceutical companies to research new antibiotics to combat superbugs.
Excellent technical details throughout the program - this is what a documentary SHOULD be like! With the web, we can easily look up the researchers featured & look for scientific papers that they've published on these subjects!
I have a feeling that they could've turned this into a 4-5 hour long documentary and it would have still felt too short and interesting. Documenting explorations and adventures is so fascinating, and all that we're watching is people gathering and analyzing sand lol...
Not being a scientist, I have a stupid question: Is it possible that by bringing up new microorganisms, these brave explorer-scientists may be introducing something extremely dangerous?
There is a chance, but the data suggests it's very small. Until it isn't -- just kidding. Did you know that Russian scientists recently revived a life-form that was frozen in permafrost for about 30,000 years? It even went about its existence like nothing unusual occurred. It didn't seem to behave like it was handicapped, is what I mean, despite being frozen in time.
That would be unusual. It is not impossible, just improbable. Most stuff down there is adapted to absolute darkness. The little brown bat cannot see very well but it can detect ultraviolet light: anything brighter than a matchstick would be like the surface of Venus to the poor thing. PS-Mammoth Cave. Currently the longest cave in the world is a plane ride away from Toronto, Vancouver, etc. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it has had millions of visitors over the years, but keep in mind that the part you are permitted to tour is a very tiny fraction of a YUUGE system that is mostly wild. The cave system is approaching 500 miles long and the only way to survey it is to explore it. Explorations have gone on for 200 years. They are STILL finding new places. In the past couple of years more than 25 miles have been added and members of the local caving clubs that work with the National Park System are all in good health. The NPS in the USA estimates Mammoth could easily be 2x the size mapped currently.
Question: if the “carbon acidified water eroded away the limestone but left the marble untouched causing the stripe pattern of marble we see in the cave” then what caused the scoop out patterns seen in the marble in the cave? Can’t be the water, so what scooped out the stone? 🤔🤷🏼♀️ Cheers
@@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126 Just because water erodes limestone faster than it erodes marble doesn't mean it can't erode marble and create the "scoop out" pattern you describe.
@@liamcalder6237 Yes, except geologist clearly state the carbon acidified water did not and could not erode the marble. If, as you say it was some type of water, how did it erode the limestone in evenly spaced striped patterns and then erode the marble in scattered grouped scoop patterns and to uneven depths of those scoops? 🤔 This argument seems very illogical to me, but I don’t know everything so to me it is worth further investigation. 🤷🏼♀️ Cheers
It was phrased badly. This is the chemical reaction H20+C02 H2CO3. The acid is weak and it is dilute, and that is why it takes a very long time to dissolve the limestone. The water alone is not enough to cause the erosion, at least not as the main agent. Karst itself is very porous because the gypsum and CaCO3 it is associated with doesn't exactly have a tight structure and as a rock it is softer than many others. Passages first get carved out of the rock, but if moisture remains you can get solutional calcium based rock and formations and color patterns are dictated by how something dripped or what other minerals were present. Hope I answered your question.
Spray them with colloidal silver and try putting it in their water source feeding it to them! It really does kill fungus! Sometimes the simple solution is the best!
Inside Giants are you going through blood vessels intestines is that vast opening the to abdomen or the skull are those organisms the immune system of the giant(s) n so why they are so beneficial n compatible to for us HUmans. What Truths they don't want ppl to know yes we are walking n burrowing going through giant HUmans n petrified forest stumps
err,, the guy ,, at the begining of the video, when they embark in the choppa,, is a giant lol,, am i the only one to have notice ?? we see it clearly, cause compared to the 2 other guys on the left, he is way bigger,, i was,, wtffffff !! lol 2:13
So I have just watch a cave dive in china, they spoke English, now I’m watching this in in Canada we’re our native tongue is English and it is being translated. What’s wrong with this picture, not to mention the translation is horrible.
Yes, it is, but I would be far more scared if we had to deal with bacterial infections like our ancestors before Alexander Flemming and the advent of Penicillin. Frankly, I'm still amazed we have such a tool at our disposal -- it's a triumph of science + human ingenuity (edit: with some inspiration from nature). And I say that as someone who believes in intelligent design (to an extent).
Oh, _that_ is likely because it would cost a lot of money just to even get such high-tech equipment. Unfortunately, not every science-based exploration actually has the budget necessary for their activities, so, it tends to limit what tools they can work with.
A lot of it is in Quebec (French Canada), which is a nation itself. I'm so annoyed by freaking English Canada erasing Quebec out of existence with the century-old slow cultural genocide.
As a caving video, this is alright, but it's much more about bats than caves. If you want videos that showcases caves, not bats, check out actionadventuretwins channel on TH-cam.
To Be Able To Extract These Organisms For Possible Health Benefits BUT Messing Around With Unknown Organisms Death And Sickness Can Follow If Not Studies Rightly
Tom, your comment caught my eye. I am assuming that you are not a US special forces veteran, trained in the use of re-breathers or a "certified cave diver". I would like to share some info regarding "re-breathers" for your consideration. 1) The US military currently issues the "Draeger LAR V re-breather" to the special forces. The Draeger LAR V is a gen1 re-breather have a malfunction rate of 24%. 2) When compared with open circuit scuba, re-breathers have some disadvantages, including expense, complexity of operation and maintenance, and more critical paths to failure 3) re-breathers are fragile & mechanically complex, relying on electronic instruments & control systems to monitor and maintain a safe breathing gas mixture. 4) Due to the complexity of the re-breather, the potential failure modes are far more than that of open circuit scuba, being safety-critical and not easily recognized by the diver without technological intervention. A major disadvantage of a re-breather is that, due to a failure, gas may continue to be available for breathing, but the mixture provided may not support consciousness, and this may not be apparent to the user. With open circuit, this type of failure can only occur if the diver selects an unsuitable gas, and the most common type of open circuit failure, the lack of gas supply, is immediately obvious, and corrective steps like changing to an alternative supply would be taken immediately. While there are situations that would benefit from the use of re-breathers, this particular cave exploration is not one of them.
I don't think it's ego -- they're just really extroverted. Plus, the producers probably asked them to talk about science. Plus, it was dubbed, so there's some loss in translation.
Correction: if the cave started forming several hundred thousand years ago, there were indeed human beings (you said it started forming before human beings walked the earth, but they did indeed-they just weren’t Sapiens).
I wonder had maN never entered had white nose syndrome ever affected the bats and the other lives not mentioned... Blame the cold. They been there. Man has not. They ruin Everything!!!
At 8:08 caver asks" "So what kind of rock is this..." Oh please. Any experienced caver would know without needing to ask that the rock is limestone. This tells me that the video is scripted, and the information conveyed is only for the viewer. As a former caver myself I find the video interesting. But it could have been improved by getting rid of the childish script, and by getting rid of the annoying background music especially near the end. The visuals are fine and speak for themselves. Although White Rabbit may not be as photogenic as other North American caves, it and all caves are beautiful for what they are.
I thought it was funny when he said that when you're standing in the gaping mouth of the cave.,.. I was wondering how does he know he's not staring into the other end that's gaping open?
LIONSGATE 2010 23:5:56 English English A Sony company in the last time we met with the day of work for you and your dragon the day or so S I don't have to get a few weeks and I have to go W and S to go back and get back S and the mouse Drama Comedy
I asked them if they needed help to repopulate and they said they were all set. And I said to them double-check, are you sure?? And the women bats said they're not attracted to me.... Hey what can I say? All you can do is ask sometimes.
I liked the two idiots digging for a bacterial soil samples putting latex gloves on but no masks to protect their lungs as you can see dust floating in the air around their headlamps.
Absurd fake dialogue. As if an expert caver needs to be told he needs two lights, as if the Belgian caver would have known nothing about the cave he was about to explore! Absolutely moronic…
I appreciate the fact that there are some really brave people in the world. And I'm perfectly content to watch them from the comfort of my own home.
I didn’t want this video to end as I was enthralled in the cavers’ journey. Sleeping in a hammock in a pitch black cave…call me crazy but it sounds wonderful. Thanks for recording, editing, and sharing this. I know it was a lot of work and I appreciate it so much. I will never be able to go caving so living vicariously through those that do is very fulfilling, satisfying…stay safe.
I’m looking forward to watching more of your videos. I just scrolled through your videos and it looks like I have lots binge-time! Don’t know how I missed your channel up to now. I’ve subscribed.
Also check out "Exploring Dixie" on You Tube !
Thanks for the video
Really dug this video, it really captures the enthusiasm and passion of everyone I've known in Canadian academia.
Excellent video - so awesome to see Canadian caves and cavers highlighted for more than just cool caves. Their contribution to critical medical science and species conservation was a proud highlight for me as a Canadian! 🇨🇦🥰
I love how seemingly passionate these folks are about science. Some may call it ego, but I digress.
NASA said of explorers like myself that what and where
we advance science has future applications...on moons
and other planets. NASA has assisted us when we find
unknown life, minerals, etc.-etc.
The 2022 International Congress of Speleology was in France ....................
(didn't you get the memo?)
This was so beautiful and he explained it amazing. Thank you Tracks!!!
OMG! When they were squeezing into the unexplored part of the cave I felt like I was there, because I couldn't watch any more; I felt my anxiety getting really bad when I thought to myself what if they can't get through. How did they know they were going to get through that tight spot? Then one of them says, "Do we have to go back the this way"? I'm going crazy!! These guys got some balls on them, really!!
What I thought it was going to be: A documentary about exploring caves.
What it actually was: A documentary about bats who happen to live in caves.
Bonjour et merci pour votre superbe présentation d’un Canada 🇨🇦 d’une beauté incroyable ⛲️🐳🐬🐟🐟🐡🐋
Comme je suis Canadienne, de Montréal, cela me touche beaucoup 🦋
Your journey is absolutely beautiful 🙏😇
J’adore entendre l’équipe parler français 💕💫✨🌻
Soyez heureux toujours and continue your dream 😴
Love 💗 to our unique and extraordinary nature 👋🦅
“The rivers that flow over lime stone beds have a bad habit…. Of disappearing.” 🤯 great commentary!!
Absolutely great documentary covering two different subjects that I've always been interested in. I used to do a lot of caving when I was younger, and now that I'm old, I have seen the havoc that's super bugs can wreak. I also know that there is not a large financial incentive for pharmaceutical companies to research new antibiotics to combat superbugs.
There will be someday when customers start dying...sigh.....
Excellent technical details throughout the program - this is what a documentary SHOULD be like! With the web, we can easily look up the researchers featured & look for scientific papers that they've published on these subjects!
the camera man is amazing!
God Bless
I love things like this .
Holy s..t that’s breathtaking I can barely stand to watch it
Science IS exploration
What do you mean?
Actually science is science fiction.
Absolutely incredible journeys! Very strong and brave people there. So glad everyone is ok! I hope u can help the bats!!! Stay safe everyone ❤
I Knew i should have made that Left Turn Back In Albuquerque!
Yeah you're a genius now, George Floyd deserved it
I have a feeling that they could've turned this into a 4-5 hour long documentary and it would have still felt too short and interesting. Documenting explorations and adventures is so fascinating, and all that we're watching is people gathering and analyzing sand lol...
Muy bueno, mi amigo. Divertido mirrar :) GG!
Awesome.
Cute bats poor things I like how the voice actors mimicked squeezing through a cave
Correct Title: Prematurely Cut-off Documentary About Caves and Bat Diseases
Title should have been, bats and people that study them
Not being a scientist, I have a stupid question: Is it possible that by bringing up new microorganisms, these brave explorer-scientists may be introducing something extremely dangerous?
There is a chance, but the data suggests it's very small. Until it isn't -- just kidding.
Did you know that Russian scientists recently revived a life-form that was frozen in permafrost for about 30,000 years? It even went about its existence like nothing unusual occurred. It didn't seem to behave like it was handicapped, is what I mean, despite being frozen in time.
@@ro4eva wow
That would be unusual. It is not impossible, just improbable. Most stuff down there is adapted to absolute darkness. The little brown bat cannot see very well but it can detect ultraviolet light: anything brighter than a matchstick would be like the surface of Venus to the poor thing.
PS-Mammoth Cave. Currently the longest cave in the world is a plane ride away from Toronto, Vancouver, etc. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it has had millions of visitors over the years, but keep in mind that the part you are permitted to tour is a very tiny fraction of a YUUGE system that is mostly wild. The cave system is approaching 500 miles long and the only way to survey it is to explore it.
Explorations have gone on for 200 years. They are STILL finding new places. In the past couple of years more than 25 miles have been added and members of the local caving clubs that work with the National Park System are all in good health. The NPS in the USA estimates Mammoth could easily be 2x the size mapped currently.
@@ro4eva Can you lead me to the source please
Mother Earth woulda churned the equivalent up by now on her own accord.
25:25 The bat stuff ends and they finally get to the cave content.
The translation dub over this video is really cringy, you expect me to believe one guy is giving a 1st grade science lesson a km under the surface?
Question: if the “carbon acidified water eroded away the limestone but left the marble untouched causing the stripe pattern of marble we see in the cave” then what caused the scoop out patterns seen in the marble in the cave? Can’t be the water, so what scooped out the stone? 🤔🤷🏼♀️
Cheers
Giants
@@pajamash
Maybe, or maybe the processes we have been taught about how these things form and what they are isn’t quite right 🤔🤷🏼♀️
Cheers
@@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126 Just because water erodes limestone faster than it erodes marble doesn't mean it can't erode marble and create the "scoop out" pattern you describe.
@@liamcalder6237
Yes, except geologist clearly state the carbon acidified water did not and could not erode the marble. If, as you say it was some type of water, how did it erode the limestone in evenly spaced striped patterns and then erode the marble in scattered grouped scoop patterns and to uneven depths of those scoops? 🤔 This argument seems very illogical to me, but I don’t know everything so to me it is worth further investigation. 🤷🏼♀️
Cheers
It was phrased badly.
This is the chemical reaction H20+C02 H2CO3. The acid is weak and it is dilute, and that is why it takes a very long time to dissolve the limestone. The water alone is not enough to cause the erosion, at least not as the main agent.
Karst itself is very porous because the gypsum and CaCO3 it is associated with doesn't exactly have a tight structure and as a rock it is softer than many others. Passages first get carved out of the rock, but if moisture remains you can get solutional calcium based rock and formations and color patterns are dictated by how something dripped or what other minerals were present.
Hope I answered your question.
Camera man: hey! You guys comin'?
Do you have the original French audio?? I find the dub over to be lacking
Wow that is scary as hell
Please 🙏 God Bless my Family and I In Jesus Name Amen 🙏
Spray them with colloidal silver and try putting it in their water source feeding it to them! It really does kill fungus! Sometimes the simple solution is the best!
i thought this was more about the hidden cave of canada, we didnt get to see much of the cave? You should change the name?
Inside Giants are you going through blood vessels intestines is that vast opening the to abdomen or the skull are those organisms the immune system of the giant(s) n so why they are so beneficial n compatible to for us HUmans. What Truths they don't want ppl to know yes we are walking n burrowing going through giant HUmans n petrified forest stumps
i whish they had got to the heart area of the giant,, that where you find gold, in the sino atrial node... just saying
err,, the guy ,, at the begining of the video, when they embark in the choppa,, is a giant lol,, am i the only one to have notice ?? we see it clearly, cause compared to the 2 other guys on the left, he is way bigger,, i was,, wtffffff !! lol 2:13
Is this about caves in Canada or bats?
yes.
I REALLY wish Tommy Wiseau was one of the dubbed voices.
THIS IS PRETTY GOOD the voice over is annoying tho
❤
that was the loudest intro ever. please adjust the volume.
14:14 Vector.
I want to join your team and work with you.
I’d be disappointed if no one sparked a joint after the cameras turned off in that cave 😗💨
Random bio-horror movie in the middle of a cave video
They make ends meet
So I have just watch a cave dive in china, they spoke English, now I’m watching this in in Canada we’re our native tongue is English and it is being translated. What’s wrong with this picture, not to mention the translation is horrible.
I thought Canada's native tongue is English except in Quebec, where it's French.
@@ro4eva maybe Canada has 2 native tongues?.? Not so impossible. Especially considering Quebec’s critical formative role in Canada’s history.
Note: Cameraman can reach everywhere.
Wow what happened, I thought this show was about caves
25 years from discovery to pharmacy for a new antibiotic is scarily long.
Yes, it is, but I would be far more scared if we had to deal with bacterial infections like our ancestors before Alexander Flemming and the advent of Penicillin. Frankly, I'm still amazed we have such a tool at our disposal -- it's a triumph of science + human ingenuity (edit: with some inspiration from nature). And I say that as someone who believes in intelligent design (to an extent).
Big pharma has to reap the revenue benefits of treatment first...before unveiling the cure.
Why don’t you guy take high tech equipment to see through walls or something to see if there are other cavities
Oh, _that_ is likely because it would cost a lot of money just to even get such high-tech equipment.
Unfortunately, not every science-based exploration actually has the budget necessary for their activities, so, it tends to limit what tools they can work with.
Well George Floyd deserved it so there's that!
@@twaggytheatricks4960 pipe down don't ever speak again in this comment section you little C1UNT!!! YOU DONT KNOW WHO TF YOURE DEALING WITH GUY!
🐊
Certain insecticides have been found in the bugs that the bats live on.
A lot of it is in Quebec (French Canada), which is a nation itself.
I'm so annoyed by freaking English Canada erasing Quebec out of existence with the century-old slow cultural genocide.
You should Sell pot it’s good money.
Be sure an check for heavy medals , gold ??!
As a caving video, this is alright, but it's much more about bats than caves. If you want videos that showcases caves, not bats, check out actionadventuretwins channel on TH-cam.
one day we gonna go really deep and find the mayans, aztecs, etc underground and think they are aliens and they us.
Wait till they discover that Hebrew Cosmology is true.
Why in the hell did nobody mentioned the pilot of the helicopters name he’s the most important person on the damn Mission😂
False advertising, more like a show on bats
This more about the people and their work than just enjoying a trip into a deep cave. The overdubbing is not natural sounding at all.
To Be Able To Extract These Organisms For Possible Health Benefits BUT Messing Around With Unknown Organisms Death And Sickness Can Follow If Not Studies Rightly
What kinda crazy language are they speaking anyway? They sound like martians.
French, oui oui monsieur
i wouldve preferred subtitles over the french speakers rather than an english dub translation overlayed on top
So... Patient 0 was in one of those caves... doin science...
Please just make an English version without the background French audio. Both playing at the same time is annoying and distracting.
All cave divers should be using special military rebreathers, like the ones used by special forces…good video, documentary….
Tom, your comment caught my eye. I am assuming that you are not a US special forces veteran, trained in the use of re-breathers or a "certified cave diver". I would like to share some info regarding "re-breathers" for your consideration.
1) The US military currently issues the "Draeger LAR V re-breather" to the special forces. The Draeger LAR V is a gen1 re-breather have a malfunction rate of 24%.
2) When compared with open circuit scuba, re-breathers have some disadvantages, including expense, complexity of operation and maintenance, and more critical paths to failure
3) re-breathers are fragile & mechanically complex, relying on electronic instruments & control systems to monitor and maintain a safe breathing gas mixture.
4) Due to the complexity of the re-breather, the potential failure modes are far more than that of open circuit scuba, being safety-critical and not easily recognized by the diver without technological intervention. A major disadvantage of a re-breather is that, due to a failure, gas may continue to be available for breathing, but the mixture provided may not support consciousness, and this may not be apparent to the user. With open circuit, this type of failure can only occur if the diver selects an unsuitable gas, and the most common type of open circuit failure, the lack of gas supply, is immediately obvious, and corrective steps like changing to an alternative supply would be taken immediately.
While there are situations that would benefit from the use of re-breathers, this particular cave exploration is not one of them.
Not a fan of dubbed videos. Other than that, very cool footage.
How do they fit all that ego under their helmets?
I don't think it's ego -- they're just really extroverted. Plus, the producers probably asked them to talk about science. Plus, it was dubbed, so there's some loss in translation.
@@ro4eva scientism is your religion
Lmao did he sell his TH-cam channel xD
!
disliked for putting an ad right in your video
Ha softies...fill it with water, put 2 hours air on your back and...GO...
idk the voice overs are kind of sucking the life out of it for me
Correction: if the cave started forming several hundred thousand years ago, there were indeed human beings (you said it started forming before human beings walked the earth, but they did indeed-they just weren’t Sapiens).
He got u there
I wonder had maN never entered had white nose syndrome ever affected the bats and the other lives not mentioned... Blame the cold. They been there. Man has not. They ruin Everything!!!
Yeah correction George Floyd deserved it...
ive been in that cave, i left plastic bottles, beer cans, my dirty clothes, tin cans, and bunch of candy wrappers everywhere.
french people scare me
"miracle of evolution"!?! "magic of evolution"?!? wtf.. come on narrator, nobody likes stupid sensationalism in a scientific film
Great images, but utterly patronising commentary.
Pawns will be pawns; and many many are less than pawns in the Eyes of God!
Remind me not to smoke whatever you're smoking.
Now I wonder how many eyes God has.
At 8:08 caver asks" "So what kind of rock is this..." Oh please. Any experienced caver would know without needing to ask that the rock is limestone. This tells me that the video is scripted, and the information conveyed is only for the viewer. As a former caver myself I find the video interesting. But it could have been improved by getting rid of the childish script, and by getting rid of the annoying background music especially near the end. The visuals are fine and speak for themselves. Although White Rabbit may not be as photogenic as other North American caves, it and all caves are beautiful for what they are.
Ok boomer
I thought it was funny when he said that when you're standing in the gaping mouth of the cave.,.. I was wondering how does he know he's not staring into the other end that's gaping open?
The bats live in my grandfather's attic
Why the marble must be like limestone.... Maybe the water can it will the way the marble al}].
LIONSGATE
2010
23:5:56
English
English
A Sony company in the last time we met with the day of work for you and your dragon the day or so
S I don't have to get a few weeks and I have to go
W and
S to go back and get back
S and the mouse
Drama Comedy
I asked them if they needed help to repopulate and they said they were all set. And I said to them double-check, are you sure?? And the women bats said they're not attracted to me.... Hey what can I say? All you can do is ask sometimes.
I liked the two idiots digging for a bacterial soil samples putting latex gloves on but no masks to protect their lungs as you can see dust floating in the air around their headlamps.
Absurd fake dialogue. As if an expert caver needs to be told he needs two lights, as if the Belgian caver would have known nothing about the cave he was about to explore! Absolutely moronic…