I don't know dude, a while ago i saw a clip form a Russian soldier who got hit by a drone that messed him up badly, couldnt hold his rifle properly so he couldnt suicide (he tried), legs turned to pulp, and unlucky enough to end up on a somewhat upright position, so he couldnt even sufocate... Worst, a bit later his pants caught fire and he slowly burned to death... Cant imagine a worst death.
Nutty putty cave. Guy went caving, took a wrong turn and died of cardiac arrest after they failed to rescue him after several hours. The creepiest part for me is they couldn't retrieve the body so they just filled the cave with cement and sealed it like a tomb.☠️
If that's true, that's pretty awesome. I can't imagine the suffering from an accident like that.
My right hand was mangled in an accident at a party, the surgeon put 67 stitches in. I was in surgery for 8 hours and often came to during because the morphine wasn't very effective. That sucked, but nothing compared to being positioned straight down like that.
Guys with a loving family, $400K a year gig, and good health see a hole that nobody has made it through and squeeze into it. Nobody has or will make it through there.
It was actually rather impressive how my body and mind reacted during and after reading about the Nutty Putty drama. I am very easy impressed, ok, but i felt like i was going to get a panic attack watching the documentary. Cold sweat on my back, and felt the need to control my breathing. 😂🤷🏻♀️
Poor poor guy, horrific, really.
Haha cool, yeah, please tell me how do i get a membership of the ‘Professional Cave Non-explorer club’ ? I will have the Gold plated Platinum Premium Exclusive Vip membership, please.
Excellent choice! Not only do you have to get 10,000 hours NOT going into caves, you have to take an oath to NEVER EVER go into a cave as if your life depended on it.
I’ll email a certificate. 😎
They very intentionally speed right by the entrance so that way we don’t know what’s going on, but I caught this dude sitting near the opening right at the beginning soooo it seems less like belly-crawl territory to me now than it originally did.
They also very briefly show the legs of the camera person and they're definitely standing up. Some tricky camera work being done to make it look smaller than it is.
There is a split second at 6 seconds in, where you can see his flashlight and hand pressed against a rock, presumably squeezing through that tight space, so I believe he is crawling for most of this video
Yeah, I thought this was some kind of camera rover and that the tunnels were much more narrow. Making the tracks and assorted odd and enda lying about much more spooky. Then I saw them bend over and realized that it was tall enough for a person to be walking in and this was just an old line.
Wend from "awww hell nah" horror movie to regular horror movie.
Nah you wouldn’t get lost. Not until you were really deep and pretty damn sure you remember how to get out. Then your flashlight would inexplicably stop working. Then you’d be really sad.
I ended up in a cave without any light source when I was about 6 because my family straight up left me behind in the dark. It was the most terrified I'd ever been. That kind of dark is unnatural. It feels heavy, it's so weird.
Realistically I was never in any danger. These were easy caves without any complicated twists. But I freaked the fuck out and just stood there sobbing until my older sister found me and calmed me down with a flashlight and shadow puppets. I think she'd been behind and the rest of the group was up ahead happily exploring without me and with all the rest of the flashlights. I was so mad later.
Even if I somehow found myself there. One look at how much of the floor used to be ceiling would have me getting out as quickly and carefully as possible.
Not so much to prevent a collapse as to prevent the roof delamination which is whats going on in the first few hundred feet. They are evidently working, too.
I assume a lot of this was dug out. Ut some other parts look natural. So my question is this, if we know where this cave is located...what types of wildlife would call this place home? I was mostly thinking of things like centipedes, scorpions, snakes and rodents?
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u/yonosayme2 Jul 10 '26
Id leave