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Psicop
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Where was this filmed?

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I found this scene as part of a video uploaded in YouTube.

I had friends who were involved with high-risk sports. That one is base-jumping, but the amazing thing is that did it in what it seems to be a cave!

Does anyone in here know what cave is that?

Simply amazing!


Rob
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Sótano de las Golondrinas. Mexico.


Acere
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What if they hit the wall before opening the chute etc?


phantasm11b
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said by Acere See Profile :

What if they hit the wall before opening the chute etc?
Then I guess they land with a thud.


Greg_Z
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Their face goes through their butt.


burner50
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From the discovery channel


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said by Acere See Profile :

What if they hit the wall before opening the chute etc?
Just push start on your controller and press Restart Level.
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That location is where they supposedly discovered flying "Rods". They fly so fast they are hard to see unless on film in slow motion.

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=amnNgXRK_vo


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I just wanted to thank you for posting that video about "the rods." I'm not sure if they're for real or not, (the YouTube comments offer some plausible explanations) but I always like to think that there are things in this world that we've yet to discover and understand.


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History (the cable channel) did an entire episode of
Monster Quest about the "rods". One explanation they
gave for them was that they were birds or insects
filmed at high speeds and that their appearance as
such was due to camera artifacts.
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NanDog
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Wiki also has info on "flying rods":
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_(cryptozoology)
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mroajic

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It is a still image taken from the BBC Planet Earth Series. It is the episode called Caves.

tzh

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The fly is so special,did scientist catch them ?


waldoooo

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Fountain Valley, CA
reply to Psicop
if you like that try and find a clip from one of the latest Warren Miller movies where a guy with a wing suit jumps from a helicopter and buzzes a couple resorts while flying close to the ground. Looks pretty incredible


waldoooo

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May 9th, @11:06AM

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waldoooo

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reply to waldoooo
found one by the same guy



»www.youtube.com/watch?v=2McKWXZ5VoU


runnoft

join:2003-10-14
Deerfield, IL

reply to Psicop
Yes, "Caves", Planet Earth, readily available where DVDs are sold or rented. An amazing disc, an amazing series. If you're intrigued by the photo, try renting "Caves", and you may become a buyer of the series, one of the most amazing things ever laid down in HD. It's a bargain.
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