Cave Diving Gone WRONG - Waiting For RESCUE In ICE COLD Water!

Cave Exploring Disasters, Cave Disasters, Pearse Resurgence

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The Pearse Resurgence is a water-filled cave located in the remote Pearse Valley of New Zealand's Kahurangi National Park. The cave is known for its icy water temperatures and periods of high flow, and it is considered as one of the most challenging caves in Australia and New Zealand. Despite its dangers, the cave is also a site of incredible beauty, with its winding passages and hidden chambers waiting to be explored.
Exploring the Pearse Resurgence cave is not for the faint of heart. The narrow passages and deep pools makes it difficult to navigate. It's a wet cave, which means that the floor is covered in water and the temperature is chilly. You must be an experienced caver with the proper equipment and experience to tackle the Pearse Resurgence.

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