Documentary about great cave diver Dave Shaw and his last dive - www.ScubaTraveller.com

[ronnin79]

R.I.P.

[cycmendoza1]

What an amazing story! If you read about Anne this is how Dave would have wanted to pass on

[Philipbeavan]

Flarez - if you did even a modicum of research you’d realise how stupid your comment is – try finding out a little about a subject before speaking – you’ll look infinitely less idiotic!

[flarez]

@Philipbeavan so what's your point? what are you trying to say? what's the use of a helmet cam and a bodybag in a situation like that? what's to be researched about that? bring something to the discussion or fuck off

[jumaki15151]

@flarez are you retarded?

[flarez]

@jumaki15151 Fuck off

[jumaki15151]

@flarez what a well thought out and educated response. You certainly changed my opinion of you with that one

[flarez]

this whole thing of picking up the corpse is absolute shit, creepy, media crap for TV.

the bodybag, cameras etc.. wtf!?

[jamiek99]

@flarez No it's not, its true, I read the book "Raising the Dead" Amazing story, so good I'm gona read it again!

[scubademon666]

...otherwise, good documentary, and very important to have the growing number of technically orientated divers watch things like this.

RIP David Shaw.

[scubademon666]

As a dive professional, I always have to ask myself... Why can't journalists and filmmakers ever do their research properly? Aren't there any dive pros proof-reading?

"...if a diver ascents too quickly, air bubbles can become trapped in his body, producing an excruciating condition, known as the bends..."

It is inert gas, nitrogen and/or helium, depending on the gas mixtures used, that form bubbles in a diver's body, causing decompression sickness, commonly known as the "bends". It is NOT air!

[naftules]

awesome documentary!! modern day exporers. RIP David Shaw.

[ZRD254]

Absolutely stirring video...thank you for posting...