Travel Writer Reports on Trip to World’s Third Largest Cave
Get a first hand account of an Oxalis Adventure Tour to Vietnam’s Hang En, the world’s third largest cave, with IndefinitelyWild writer Chris Brinlee Jr.
April 2015 Archive
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Rescuers Save Trapped Colt From Kentucky Sinkhole
April 22, 2015 / Kentucky, United States, North AmericaA young horse is safe after falling in a sinkhole during the night in a pasture in Kentucky’s Fayette County.
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Virginia Caver Promotes Underground Activity
April 22, 2015 / Virginia, United States, North AmericaVPI Cave Club VP and new caver trainer Sarah Crowder was featured as part of a Virginia cave week article on “going under.”
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Watch: Australia’s Cave Rescue Squad Simulates a Sump Rescue
Get an idea of the efforts involved to rescue a cave diver beyond a sump during a recent simulation at Jenolan’s Imperial Cave.
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Cavers Find Crazy Climbing Catfish in Ecuador Cave
April 21, 2015 / Ecuador, South AmericaCavers recently came upon small catfish climbing up a steep waterfall during a flora and fauna inventory of a cave in Ecuador.
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Study Finds Castle Dungeon Bats Don’t Disturb Easily
April 21, 2015 / Scotland, United Kingdom, EuropeA study on bats hibernating in a 700-year-old Scottish Castle has found they don’t disturb easily.
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More Neanderthal Remains Discovered in Kurdistan Cave
Researchers recently discovered the fossilized remains of yet another Neanderthal inside Kurdistan’s Shanidar Cave.
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YouTube and Graffiti Being Used to Track Water Levels
April 21, 2015 / Saudi Arabia, AsiaResearchers in Saudi Arabia are using cave-wall graffiti and YouTube videos to construct a timeline of aquifer water levels.
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Video: Explore the Blurry Haloclines of Xunaan Ha
April 21, 2015 / Mexico, North AmericaVisit one of underwater cave videographer Peter Bucknell’s favorite caves, Mexico’s Xunaan Ha, and experience its amazing haloclines.
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Cave Bones Reveal More Proof of British Ice Age Cannibals
April 20, 2015 / England, United Kingdom, EuropeBones found inside Gough’s Cave in Somerset have revealed more evidence of cannibalistic behavior, including human tooth marks on many of the human bones.
