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Inside the Deadly Descent of Veryovkina Cave
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · 17 hours ago
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What happened
Veryovkina Cave in Georgia is among the world’s deepest caves, and its dangerous conditions have repeatedly trapped explorers. In 2021, rescuers found the body of Russian amateur caver Sergei Kozeev, who entered alone in 2020 and likely died of hypothermia.
- 01Veryovkina Cave reaches a verified depth of 2,209 meters in northwestern Georgia.
- 02Sergei Kozeev died after entering the cave alone without proper equipment.
- 03His body was found in 2021, about 1,100 meters underground.
- 04Sudden flooding has already trapped other explorers near the bottom.
- 05Professional expeditions continue to map the cave despite its extreme dangers.
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