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From a diver's perspective 🤿

This is the entrance area of the #CuevaDelAgua an underwater #cave. The view upwards shows you an impressive ceiling. It somehow reminds you of stalactites. But this cave wasn't dry long enough for that. You think about how the water has created this work of art over thousands of years...

What will you discover around the next corner?

Picture: @jens_schuette

#scubadiving #diving #scuba #tauchen #cavediving #spain #Underwater

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I love a reading challenge because it makes me pick up books I would never otherwise choose. For the 'sports personality' prompt of the #thestorygraph genre challenge I picked up. Into the Planet by Jill Heinerth. Fascinating experiences and the storytelling was great. app.thestorygraph.com/books/e3 #books #bookreview #cavediving #scuba

Book cover for Into the Planet: My Life as a Cave Diver by Jill Heinerth
app.thestorygraph.comInto the Planet: My Life as a Cave Diver by Jill HeinerthTaking you to places no one has ever gone before, and blending memoir, adventure, and science, In...

The Nullarbor, which stretches hundreds of kilometres across outback Western Australia and South Australia, is home to one of the world's largest karst cave systems. They form a sprawling underground network with some up to 35 kilometres long.

Cave diving scientist Dr Stefan Eberhard renews calls for Nullarbor World Heritage listing

#cavediving

abc.net.au/news/2024-11-14/nul

ABC News · Western Green Energy Hub plan sees scientist renew calls for Nullarbor World Heritage listingBy Emily JB Smith

Jill Heinerth is a professional cave diving explorer & underwater filmmaker.

In 2001, accompanied by diver Paul Heinerth & underwater filmmaker Wes Skiles, Jill Heinerth captained an expedition to the B-15 Iceberg in Antarctica.

Fortunately for her crew, she’s one of the most accomplished cave divers on the planet.

The iceberg tried to kill them three times. They kept going back inside.
wbur.org/onlyagame/2019/09/20/

Heinerth's website: jillheinerth.smugmug.com/About

WBUR · 'The Cave Tried To Keep Us': The First-Ever Dive Inside An Iceberg | Only A GameBy Matthew Stock