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Yeah, you are never going to catch me even considering cave diving.

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>A scuba diver has been found dead in a notorious underwater labyrinth after vanishing during a trip. Police were called to Twin Caves in the Blue Springs Recreation Area in Florida on Tuesday after three people failed to return to the surface on time. Twin Caves extends back hundreds of feet and has three passages that drop to even greater depths. The cavern descends in stages going from 20ft to 100ft deep. It also features multiple 'jump tunnels' that run off into wider tunnels. Rescue teams quickly swooped and dragged two of them out of the complex cavern to safety at around 1.15pm on Tuesday. But the third diver, who has not been named, was found dead in the system. The coroner is working to determine the cause of death.

Yeah, you are never going to catch me even considering cave diving. Archive: https://archive.today/G6ekU From the post: >>A scuba diver has been found dead in a notorious underwater labyrinth after vanishing during a trip. Police were called to Twin Caves in the Blue Springs Recreation Area in Florida on Tuesday after three people failed to return to the surface on time. Twin Caves extends back hundreds of feet and has three passages that drop to even greater depths. The cavern descends in stages going from 20ft to 100ft deep. It also features multiple 'jump tunnels' that run off into wider tunnels. Rescue teams quickly swooped and dragged two of them out of the complex cavern to safety at around 1.15pm on Tuesday. But the third diver, who has not been named, was found dead in the system. The coroner is working to determine the cause of death.

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I have heard that there is an unwritten rule for cave divers: if you run into trouble, you're on your own. It is better for only one person to die than for more people dying trying to save one.