Cave Diver low on air finds toxic air pocket deep inside cave
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2022
- Today we react to one of the worst case scenarios that we've ever heard on Dive Talk.
A cave diver in Spain gets terribly lost, and with almost no air left finds an air pocket with HIGH CO2 level. There is no hope, no ability to track the time that has passed, and the batteries of his light running low, all he has left is his knife and a piece of rope, and he starts to think the unthinkable.
For reference, the air we breathe has a 0.04% CO2 content. The air Xisco was breathing inside the pocket had 5%!
Original Video by @MrDeified: • Cave diving gone WRONG...
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I am blown away that you were able to speak to Xisco! He is an incredible human and I hope he is content with my version of his story. Great content. @divetalk , I would appreciate it next time if you could mention my name at the beginning of the video to give context that another creator made the content. This was my first ever youtube video and I apologize for the sibilance/ editing issues. I bought a new mic so the audio quality will improve in my vids going forward. Xisco inspired me to make many more CZcams diving videos, and I could not thank him enough for that. Keep up the great work Gus and Woody.
Because of this video I now know who you are, and you’ve just gained a subscriber! Thanks
I enjoy your content and not unnecessarily making it dramatic or making guesses about what happened. Good stuff.
They gave you credit they don’t need to say your name and it’s funny how your name is similar to the other huge CZcamsr they give a lot of credit to
MrDeifield…I love work. Great job 👍🏻
Buy a pop filter, you'll get more views
Hey Gus! That's not Spanish but the local language : "Mallorquí"
As an Spanish speaking Venezuelan is totally understandable your confusion. I hope they don't give you a hard for this.
You are right in that "negada" in Spanish means denied. However in this case means "flooded".
Sediments llimosos = Muddy sediments
Bocs caiguts = Fallen rocks
Zona negada = Flooded area
Cova des Xots = Lamb's Cave
Espelectemes = stalactites (you sure guessed this one)
The yellow area in the drawing represents a calcareous mass
Great job guys!!
Awesome! Thanks for adding clarity.
Visca Catalunya y ses Illes
@@titusiberian Is "Mallorqui" the same as the language of Catalonia?
@@crelgen1588 Really similar but sometimes the accent is so ''closed'' that some Catalans don't understand it
@@titusiberian Thank you for answering!
This is genuinely one of the few channels I can say always makes quality content. I’ve learnt so much from these videos both as a diver and generally.
Go subscribe to the original uploader Mr.Deified so he gets rewarded for his efforts.
@vintagelightman83 the original isn't
@@frogwizard5637 don't be fuckin wit my youngins
Dem niggas b drummin
We take yo ass down boy we need dem bricks of some in (click clack pow now he runnin)
If you're looking for good stories and quality check out Mr.Ballen he is probably one of the best for stories on YT
Mr Ballen’s are 90% fiction. You don’t go there to hear true stories
honestly props to gus on this one. even being fluent in spanish i can only imagine how difficult translating can be, especially an in-depth story like this
When I first heard this story I thought it was too insane to be true, that some facts had to been mixed up or overlayed. But they managed to get Xisco himself to explain the whole thing. Amazing is just too simple of a word to express how Woody and Gus take their show beyond a simple reaction video.
I’m a 67 year old English woman whose never been interested in swimming let alone diving but you two guys have totally intrigued me and now I’m hooked on your channel 😄 I love your interactions and expertise. Keep it up guys cos you’re awesome. 👏🏻
Hahaha I'm a sahm who will never ever dive. But I love this channel.
same here, they have buzz?
Same! SAHM, living in the middle of the desert. I NEVERRRR want to dive myself but I am so hooked to this channel.
are you hot? are you single?
This video is a prime example of what I love about CZcams. To watch you react and give commentary on a story only to then contact the subject of that story and hear it in his own words, overcoming the language barrier by translating in the moment, is such a beautiful example of respect, diligence, and global community.
Xisco is a warrior and what a story of never giving up. Never throwing in the towel. Excellent video.
28:45 mins I LOVE Gus's mindset because it would also be mine... You mean to tell me I've been trapped in a cave for days with a headache and thoughts of death and now BOTH of you are leaving and taking the air with you instead of ONE of you staying to share air? I got a knife and I'm terrified and fighting for my life. ONE of you is STAYING. I don't want to hurt you and I appreciate you for coming, however you aren't leaving me alone.
Gus made me crack up with that comment!
its like they were torturing him more
Yea your right its ridiculous and completley irresponsible. He could have died easily if the cave was smaller. It was only luck since they were so scared to try to save their buddy and waited days!!! for perfect visibility. And then both leave. Its insane. I dont know how he feels but Im a lil angry the way they handled the "rescue"
I thought the same thing
@@jameswebb907 It's a little strange that not even a 'baby' sized tank was taken for him to use...some kind of fresh air for him, even a bit, should he be found alive. Y'know, just to give him a little strength for the final stretch should he be alive in there. It's amazing he lasted that long if the CO2 was really that horrible.
Think what you guys missed was that when they both got into that air pocket Cisco took out a map or something and showed the other guy that there was a second way out to another cave entrance and the lines should be intact. But the issue was this other exit was so far away that, between the two of them, they only had enough air for one of them to make it. So they chose to let the smaller of the two go.
Hey guys, I'm on mobile and on this one when the narrator speaks the letter S peaks pretty bad on my speakers. Both Woody and Gus sound crystal clear so it could just be the sorce video.
Ya same here it was hard to watch
It is the source video
The linked source video on CZcams sounds fine
I hear it to, it just shows you the quality difference between mics
Agreed. Audio for this video is trash asf
I love how Gus goes "well why don't we just ask him?" Transitions to talking to Xisco👏keep up the awesome content guys! Every post has me watching to the very end haha
Every time Gus says that, you know you're about to watch a kickass interview.
@@JoshuaPlays99 Every time the video is longer than an hour, you know you're about to watch a kickass interview! ^^
I did search and rescue training in diving and this is terrifying. The death signs are right, "Stop go no further, nothing you will see in this cave is worth your life".
It would make me think “hmmm what don’t they want me to see?”…. goes further
@@Sketch_Sesh and that’s how you end up dead
The sign is universal,for idiots and to scare normies like you. but certified cavers who are experienced cave divers and above(cave exploration etc) just ignore it …
Yes if your untrained./unequipped it might as was well be that level lethality
That's why they don't see it, they do it when silted, do it in zero visibility.
They see nothing but when the dust settles down it's few kilometers of new caves explored!
Woody: "Oh no, are you leaving again? Really? 🥺"
Gus: No you're not, I have a knife 🔪💀"
😂made me spit out my coffee laughing 😂
I love how Gus starts off with "Oh my god, where's my knife". He's single handedly made that into a meme.
You're a great interviewer, Gus! I also appreciate how difficult it must have been for Xisco to tell his story in small bites so that it could be properly translated. Both of you kept a compelling narrative flow despite having to, essentially, take 60-second breaks in-between thoughts.
I'm an old lady who doesn't speak Spanish and I don't dive, I just watched this video and totally enjoyed it, as I do with all your videos. I suffered a serious back injury years ago and Copd now. Life got in the way in my younger years. But man.... I would so love to be able to try diving, even hiking the Appalachian trail. Can't do it physically but your videos make me feel like I'm there. Love you guys.✌️❤️🙏🏼 Thanks, Gus for translation, you rock.
I'm 23 with a messed up spine and same lol
I love this comment! I love imagining all the different sorts of people who watch certain super niche interest videos here online. People forget that there are people in hospital, people recovering from injury, people with chicken pox, people staying in because it's snowing outside...all the wide-eyed humans around the world watching what I'm watching and going 'wow!' whilst shoving popcorn into their mouths or sipping on tea. Love it. This channel is great, I agree with you.
@@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293 Love the message too. I'm watching it from Madrid (Spain) and I have never scuba dived in my life! XD
I’m not a diver but I’ve watched you guys enough to feel upset by all this waiting around they were doing. Makes me appreciate people like Ed! We need more people like him!!
Well, not everybody can be an Edd. I‘m glad they waited and in result actually managed to rescue him. Too often rescue divers die in the attempt to help.
Can we fundraiser to GET THIS MAN A POP FILTER?
I can try but I have to SSave up SSome money firSSt.
He needs a mic. He's using the standard onboard mic from his device. Just a microphone alone would improve the quality. Pop stops are great for recording vocals and singing but a normal mic usually comes with a wind sock for recording outside in gusty winds and they work perfectly for podcasting
Or a d-esser
I can say with 100% certainty that there’s a 0% chance I’d ever go cave diving.
I totally agree and despite the statistics, I myself am not too keen to flying either!
Yeah me too, not in this life anyway!!!I'm not that keen on water plus I think I'm a bit claustrophobic lol!!!!I do work at heights though.
@@phoebebrammer2679 even as a passenger??
@@John15293 🤣
Same. I have anxiety attacks driving to work lol
I love it when you have the main person just pop up for the interview and translation what can't you guys do!
Absolutely love it when Gus does these surprise interviews and the casual reveal is always so funny
I had my suspicions though when the footage was coming to an end and there was still an hour of video left!
This is so cool you guys tracked down Xisco and got all of these details of the story! This channel man.. woody and Gus you guys are amazing. Much love to you both ! No doubt you guys are saving lives educating us! God bless !
I love when it’s long and you know something is coming
“more people die in car accidents” FALSE. FOR EVERY 4000 cave dives, there will be one death. For cars you have to do 3 million trips for each death. Cars are waaaaaaaaay safer
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So they could've not said anything and watch the video and then bring him in to ask questions Intresting.
Whenever you guys do these interviews, the real story usually seems to be even crazier than the "horror story" version lol
Ahahahaaa! Woody you couldn't WAIT to show us your hat!! This was an awesome story. His decision to stay and let his friend go to get help, his stamina and not panicking , his sheer will to survive ! I love a happy ending and this was the happiest !
Don't encourage Woody's behaviour.
@@ScubaSteveCanada lol agreed 😂
Thanks for having Xisco on the channel to talk about his experience! So glad he was able to hold on and to survive. Not often you get to actually hear what the diver was thinking and feeling during a long wait for rescue. Very cool.
Thanks for taking the time to reach out to a diver in one of the videos you guys reacted to and for giving the audience a chance to hear about what happened to them in their own words. It's awesome to hear what really happened to this man directly and it's a great opportunity for others to learn from his experience as well as celebrate him being rescued alive!
Amazing interview - and having a translator who cave dives must be a benefit regarding terminology! Gus, great job with translating AND maintaining the flow of the interview! Very engaging.
Bjbjjj jbjj
Dive talk is one of my favorite channels. I found them when they only had 5k subs and watched the community grow so much. Woody and Gus do great reaction video's but also provide great information if you ever want to go diving, especially cave diving. They are so funny too!
Gus’ ability to switch so fluidly between languages while using complex, technical terms is the most impressive thing I’ve seen in a while
Yay, a longer one. I don’t even scuba, but I enjoy you guys and the stories. Going to Spain next month!
Where in Spain are you going? I live there !
Me too!
@@remcovanhal6336 heading to Madrid, Granada, and seville!! What part do you live in? I’m part of the United States guitar orchestra and we are performing in those areas.
“more people die in car accidents” FALSE. FOR EVERY 4000 cave dives, there will be one death. For cars you have to do 3 million trips for each death. Cars are waaaaaaaaay safer
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Have fun Espana is an amazing country to visit.
wanted to leave a comment as a non-diver. your channel is super entertaining and informative, you both sound like experts and clearly have a lot of respect for this topic. props to you guys, i like listening to your takes on these stories and the interviews.
I'm not a diver, but my partner is, and he's mentioned many times wanting me to go diving with him at some point, and tbh it has always sort of scared me. I snorkel, and I love that (he got me into it and it absolutely blew my mind how beautiful even our local pond is), but the idea of being under water with nothing but a mouthpiece to breath through and many feet from the surface freaked me out (cave diving was just like, HA. NO.). Y'all have demystified it so much and made it seem so much less scary and more manageable, that my partner might actually get me as a diving buddy at some point. Thank you!
It is up to you but take proper courses and don't push yourself. Find a good diving teacher that can teach you all he can and one that is actually known and has a good history and reputation to back him up. A lot of accidents and death underwater in cave diving are mostly from people not respecting the dive rules and some are for the fact they try to go down further than they should at their experience level. There's also the risk of equipment failures. You should be informed about the possible risks before choosing it , just like skydiving....Ah and you should see how you react under stress. If you panic and flail around in normal situations then don't even try diving because going haywire and stumbling around without a plan will get you killed underwater while the worst part is that your buddies can't really help you a lot of the times lest they put themselves in danger as well...Not saying it is a death sentence but there are actual risks and not everybody can do it..And a calm head on your shoulders will save your life. Panic and losing sight of the line and kicking up sediments will likely be your doom in complex cave systems.
@@randomyoutubecommentersecu7639 oh, of course. My partner is a certified rescue diver and obviously wants me to also get certified (as do I). Nobody is doing any serious diving in our house without proper training.
@@omgurheadsgone of course.
The hype is real! I am from Mallorca and when I saw that the story happened here and then you said that you wanted to come to the island I almost fell from my chair! Love to have heard Gus speak Spanish, that was a first for me. Keep up the amazing work! I hope I can meet you when you come here :)
Sí, a mi también me ha sorprendido. Esta muy guapo el canal.
These interview videos are getting better and better and of course awesome hat as always Woody!
I love them. I wish I could make a hat nearly as cool.
Get woody a heater fan or a heater pad for his feet/socks to heat up on.
@Terminator Joga, I have a question how were you able to view this video 3 days ago? I see you're a new member as well as myself and the last members video I can see was from 3 weeks ago. Is there any way you can help?
@@brandynicole8382
it's because it depends on the membership type, some have access to the videos before
@@TerminatorJoga oh okay so it depends on what type of membership you have on how early you see the videos. thank you so much for explaining that I had no idea.🤙🤗
What I learn from Xisco is 'Trusting his buddy with his life. He was able to choose suffering to save his buddy's life while trusting him still to return to save him.' We don't have friends like that these days. How did his buddy feel having to wait for days for Xisco?
So funny Woody asking about the octopus and does he know they are aliens 🤣🤣 Gus immediately dismisses it “let’s not waste time asking him about that”
This was such a disastrous event for him, but the interview was amazing - you guys are the best!
I love that you guys are able to keep your opinions in check. Like with whether or not they did a good job on the rescue.
It’s really easy to judge a person or situation after the fact. Awesome u pointed that out!
Still killing it with the headwear! Loving it!
This guy needs to get a microphone and a pop filter once he does
Pop stops work for musical vocals but a wind sock for recording works just fine for podcasting and talking.
No shit, I can't listen because of it lol
the audio on the original video is nowhere near as bad
Yea as someone commented above, idk what happened but the original sound on the video is perfectly fine compared to what we're hearing on this one.
"I'm Woody, and I'm Gus"
These words bring an instant smile to my face. A much needed smile today. Thank you Gus and Woody!!!
Mamá, gracias por enseñarme español después de que te casaste con mi papá.
Not a diver and a little scared of deep water but find myself watching your videos instead of working. Best procrastination videos ever! I also learn loads of information I will never use but love it all the same. Thanks for all your content. Excellent presentation!
What a great video, guys! I really like that you took the time to dissect every decision and the reasoning behind every decision instead of just assuming the other divers were doing wrong.
Bless his heart… what an incredible interview. This is one of the very few channels where I can actually sit and watch from start to finish. Absolutely loved this
This video is incredible. So informative. I had already seen the original video, but your commentary on it helped me better appreciate it. And then to have Gus translate for Xisco - incredible. And so wonderful to “meet” Xisco and get his perspective. Wow! I am not capable of expressing how much I respect the three of you, and of course the people who rescued this incredible man.
YESSS long dive talk videos with a surprise guest are the best!!
When Gus says to Woody at the end of the podcast... Well just hang-on, because we have a special guest! It's awesome hey Hego 😀
Awesome job translating this, Gus! Really appreciate you guys going directly to the source and sharing these fascinating tales with us. It's amazing how much more detailed (and oftentimes, how different) the real story is when told by the person/people who were actually there. Thank you guys, and thank you Xisco. Very glad you made it out okay, and even more glad you took the time to share your incredible adventure with Gus & Woody! Keep up the phenomenal work gentlemen. It's been wonderful watching your channel blow up the way it has, and it truly couldn't have happened to a more respectable and entertaining pair of diving buddies. 👍
I'm so glad you guys did a critique of this video.
I've seen this, and others on this rescue and there were so many things I questioned about how this rescue was handled.
Then, you had Xisco on the show!!
Awesomness!!!!
Please keep doing more of these, amazing quality content. So many cave diving horror stories channel but only here we get to hear the account of events as told by the survivors themselves, and with great comments/moderation. My other favourite one of yours is with Mike Young about the Blue Hole.
I never watch the progress bar on these vids because I love being surprised when I think I'm at the end of the video and boom, you have the man in the digital flesh to talk about it in detail. Always surprised and love it.
Also, loved the translation effort. If you are ever concerned about this format not getting across very well on YT, I think you did it perfectly.
This is easily the best scuba CZcams channel around. Thank you guys for such good stories, reviews, and interviews!
Epic video, really appreciate the awesome guests you have on your show. It was cool getting the full story with the help from Gus.
keep it up guys. I definitely became a safer diver because of you guys. and I believe others have also for the same reasons.
I used to work in the oil industry as an oil pumper (pumpjacks, fracking, etc)... something I had to worry about on 2 locations was H2S. Ive often wondered/worried how common something like that is and would be terrified to come up into ANY unknown pocket.
Love the videos guys!
I’m a pilot in the Gulf of Mexico and H2S is a big concern at certain rigs out here. A H2S leak can swamp a whole platform and choke everyone on board as well as it could make my engine cut out if the cloud was thick enough….Nasty stuff.
@@ryanhampson673 I was pumping here in Michigan, dog wells for sure; I can only imagine a H2S issue on a rig like that... Bad news for sure. Stay safe brother.
I'm general don't breathe the air in pockets unless they're known good.
You'll find H2S in the water though in many places, turning the water milky and reducing viz. That's not a big deal in lower concentrations.
This one was extra amazing! Actually having the gentleman on screen talking about his situation adds so much to this even translated! Fantastic job 🔥
This is a truly incredible video. It's the first time I've seen your channel and I'm not a diver but I've enjoyed listening to a lot of the dramatized videos around it on youtube lately.
I thought I was just in for a generic reaction video, with maybe a bit more of an educational aspect to it - but the fact you got the man himself on and did a truly respectful and insightful interview is just amazing, top tier content. Thank you both and thank you to Xisco, I learned a ton from this video, and I'm glad I got a chance to hear from Xisco directly about his experiences.
I love that you guys are reacting to these videos..I watch them all the time and got hooked lol but it's awesome hearing your commentary!..ok wow you guys got him on I'm impressed..and Gus I really enjoyed hearing you speak Spanish
We did not deserve this. You guys are always coming out with fantastic content! Will continue to support anyway I can!
It makes my day when I see a new video from you two! Keep on keeping on. You are loved by many!
This video is amazing, the reaction, the story/event the man and the interview!! I'm actually learning Spanish so just hearing you translate and talk to Xisco about the event in Spanish was the cherry on top! I love your videos. Thank you
Glad you're doing more of this guy's videos. Quality content.
It's easy to comment negatively about how the rescuers performed without being there to understand the decisions that were made and wny. They weren't reckless and everyone survived. I think getting too caught up in single rapid cave rescue stories, does not always reflect the reality of all caves, and all needs in an emergency or rescue. I'm glad they did such a good job and saved one of our caving comrades, brilliant job.
Well said.
I love listening to these videos while i draw, yall have such a fun energy and you share so much great information!
This is really an amazing channel with quality content and great hosts :) It always leaves me wondering when I hear those stories you know are just not the whole truth. I'm so glad you got Xisco on the show to tell us the real story. Great job translating, Gus!
This is a fantastic video, well done Gus on the translation and great questions Woody. I would of liked to ask" how he's dealt or dealing with such a traumatizing ordeal and if he's been back in that room to reflect or get some closure on the feelings he's sure to have still.
Guys, I officially became addicted to your videos. I can't stop watching them. When I can't dive, I feel like watching Dive Talk videos keeps me as close to diving as possible. I really enjoy the talks. You both are hilarious!
And in the meantime, I'm absorbing an enormous amount of knowledge about cave diving (but not only) from you. Before, I didn't understand why would anyone want to dive in dark caves, but now I got it thanks to you. Maybe some day I will follow this path too, who knows :D
Because caves are awesome.
Thank you, gentlemen, for such an interesting interview...and Xisco, Gracias. Very informative.
This was great! Thank you Gus for translating so we could hear his story!
Woody and I were on the same page throughout this entire video. My only dive experience is this channel, and he literally mimicked every question I had, and all of the confusion in between lol. Gus did a fabulous job translating, and having Xisco on to explain things was a magnificent bonus. I love the growth of this channel, and I'm totally hooked. Great job gentlemen, this was quite informative and enjoyable. Mallorca sounds scary to dive, so make sure you take Ed if you guys decide to go there!!!!❤😂
Woody asks questions like a cop 😀
I'd crack under that pressure, Xisco keeping it together like a boss.
I'm so glad this turned out alright and Xisco is safe.
Thank you Gus for being able to translate. I'm not sure if people realize how difficult it is to have a technical conversation in another language, even if that language is your native tongue. English is my second language, but I speak my native language at the level of a ten or twelve year old. So I can appreciate your ability to get into the specific terminology of diving.
Your videos where you interview the people from the stories are awsome. Questions are created at the start and then answered by the person that was there. Brilliant
Wow. Speaking with Xisco and getting this additional insight is amazing. This is great! Wow. It is a miracle he survived. I love your channel. You inspire me. ❤❤❤❤❤
Been dealing with "Long Covid" for going on 8 months now. The way that co2 poisoning was described in this video is EXACTLY what it feels like, from morning to bed time. Reminding myself not to panic and to not stab myself in the heart by discovering this channel has really helped with dealing with this living nightmare of a condition. The lessons found in cave diving are extremely helpful not just for people in the water, but people dealing with life in general. Thank you Gus and Woody.
Omg that does sound like a living nightmare. Your amazing for pushing thru everything for 8 months! I hope you’re on the mend now and that you come out of this nightmare soon.🙏🌟
Have you ever heard of dysautonomia? I got it after having covid
I am with you…..I have long Covid as well some days I can’t hardly breathe other days I can run a marathon
When watching the video and the story was being told I was on the edge of my seat expecting the worst. Xisco is one badass dude, to have gone thru what he did for almost 4 days. Then to go back 2 weeks later is incredible, I think I would of waited at least a month or so. So glad he survived this helluva nightmare ordeal. Great interview with him
Wow! Amazing to have pulled through that scary time and is here to tell the story to us all! Thank you Gus for translating
I’m glad you guys make the videos you do. It’s by far the best content for diving and caving and the most informative. Thank you guys! Much love 👌🏻
Holy crap, I subbed when you guys had around 30k and can’t believe how much the channels grown! Congrats Gus and Woody!
Wait, you guys aren’t at your own houses? I love how Gus and Woody each have their own vibe and their setting behind them reflects it. Always assumed you guys were at your own houses. Way cool.
The content just keeps getting better and better. Really awesome to actually talk to the people that these stories are about. Like Mike it’s very interesting because there’s quite a few differences once you play telephone.
I love how you guys got Xisco on to actually talk with you all about what happened. Plus I am learning Spanish and it was fun to listen to Gus and Xisco. Love the channel guys.
the only word i managed to translate instantly was exacto
Mr.Deified's first video! He's only been uploading for a month but it's great work! Glad you guys are giving him some exposure.
Maybe give Mr.Deified a little shoutout for his efforts and tell folks to go sub his channel.
New subscriber! What a great channel must admit came here from AWP and love the video you did with them you really made your point without being know it alls or condescending to them you offered help and advice to make them safer massive respect👍
Awesome Video guys! Thanks for the amazing content as always! And Thank you Gus for the translation. It is much appreciated.
Y'all it has been the coolest thing to have you interview people involved in the stories! I would say the audio was meh, and maybe there is a way to use less of the main video when that happens through the use of editing. I'm thinking you could cut it into the interview somehow, but that is more editing and would mess up the flow of the interview. The interview was great, and flowed really well even with the need to pause and translate. Overall enjoyed the content.
Closed captioning.
this is wilde, you guys make srsly great content! 🤗🙌🏼 keep it up!!
I strongly appreciate this video, what a story!Thank you so much Gus for bringing this in and offering us direct translation.
I can’t stop watching the content you guys put out and I don’t even dive. Very interesting stuff. Keep it up gentleman!
Another great video! Something to pass the time since it's pouring rain out and I'm camping. Thanks!
Cave diving SCARES me. After watching this channel for a long time I know people can do it if they stick to the rules STRICTLY but there's still an element of risk to it. I recall hearing it's the most dangerous sport/activity, even more than BASE jumping. I really enjoy this channel cos it gives us a glimpse of this incredible world from the safety of home
I love when you guys do videos like this! As soon as you say we should really talk to this person and then surprise bring them in I think it's awesome! I've never drove before I'm not a diver in any way and I probably never will but I think it's so so cool and so interesting and I just love listening to you guys talk about it
I am continually amazed that you get these amazing guests!! Top Notch and Very Well Done!!! LoveIt!!!
I used to live in Okinawa and always wanted to try scuba but never got around to it before I came home to Utah. I figured no use in learning since I was land-locked. However, this channel has definitely taught me otherwise and I definitely plan on becoming certified! I was surprised to see how many dive shops are around my home town!
I get so excited when gus surprises us with guests
Good job translating Gus, that was more than the usual effort you put in your videos. Great story.
This was a fascinating segment. Thank you to all three of you for sharing your experiences. Very educational in Spanglish ;)
He was at one third air supply when they turned to exit. Apparently they were so into measuring and gathering samples they forgot about the rule of thirds.
That's why they had to combine tanks so one could leave. Just shows even experienced divers can make mistakes, get to exited and stop paying attention.
No, he had used one third when they turned. Just as it should be! They got in trouble when the line was broken and had to use another exit, further away. Hence, sending one diver with their combined supply.
A team of experienced cave divers like these are would never simply use 2/3rds without anyone speaking up. That's ludicrous.
@@Yggdrasil42 I'm pretty sure when it was being told he said he was at 1/3, but I'll have to listen again to make sure I heard right.
And from the rest of the story even without that broken line they were short on air which is why only one could head for the exit using air tanks from both of them.
Nah dude, I think you heard wrong. Listen to the bit Gus is translating starting at 48:20. The 2nd third of air was spent trying to find the lost line in the silted out cave to get out.
As a spanish speaker I double enjoyed this interview! Insist Xisco on getting his help to go into one of those Mallorca's caves
Wow, thank you for all that work. This was a very interesting interview!
Good job translating. It wasn't too drawn out. I appreciate hearing the direct translation of what happened.
Never clicked faster on notification. Last two videos were bangers, no doubt this one will be too.