Cave diving is a type of scuba diving where divers explore underwater caves. This activity requires specialized equipment, such as extra tanks, lights, and safety tools, because of the challenging environment and limited visibility in caves. Cave diving can be very dangerous due to tight spaces, dark conditions, and the need for careful planning to avoid getting lost or running out of air. Divers must be highly trained in both scuba diving and cave exploration techniques to safely navigate the often complex and narrow cave systems. It is typically done in remote areas where natural cave formations exist underwater.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „cave diving” po angielsku

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