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( Snail Darter)

Diver Dan, A classic example being the cave divers that rescued the Teacher and his students trapped in the Tham Luang Caves in Thailand.....

Player #4250921

I wonder how many miles of unexplored caves there are in the world. Seems like a cave would be the perfect place for a person who needed to go underground.

Player Elf Counsel

InternalHeroism14, Cheddar Caves in England are spectacular.

SQinfoNUTS

craftmaker76, yes you said before the Earth is flat. About that! perhaps you should have an MRI scan of your frontal lobes AND make sure that your corpus callosum is intact.

Player #6532678

From the Greek words speleo-cave and logy-that means a speech/mind/logic/systematic study

SQinfoNUTS

in the brain the frontal lobes are the part of the brain that keeps you from saying every damn thing that's on your mind. And the corpus callosum is a band of tissue about the width of a finger and not much longer. The corpus callosus is the only physical connection between the right and left sides of the brain.

InternalHeroism14

Learning this terminology has definitely given me insight as to why I love caves, especially ones with pure water!

Player #3906185

( Snail Darter), amazing rescue. I went in 1 cave in my life. in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. it's a tourist attraction had rock organ that still played. Stunning creation.

Player #4451912

in moringa caverns you get a chance to experience 100% darkness very cool!

constantgamer0421

Hence the term spelunking.

K9Queen

Missouri is known as "The cave State"

MikeCVD

My x husband was a spelunking. we lived in Southern Illinois and there was a huge cave system the group was exploring and mapping near St. Louis. I went down once. That was enough. Total darkness didn't bother me but the dampness did. I also twisted my ankle a 1/2 hour in. I've seen several "commercial caves" and thoroughly enjoyed them