Krubera Cave is a special and terrifying cave, one that is so deep and expansive, we still haven’t reached the bottom. Cave exploring doesn’t usually go hand-in-hand with claustrophobia, ...

Descending into Krubera, in the country of Georgia, one team member said, "was like climbing an inverted Mount Everest." SCIENCE; Call of the Abyss—World's Deepest Cave. By Alexander Klimchouk.

If we were to journey to the center of the Earth, it would take a lot longer than you might expect. Here's how deep humans have dug underground. The typical grave is 6 feet down. Most Olympic ...

Krubera Cave, also referred to as Voronya or Voronja Cave, holds the distinction of being the deepest known cave on Earth. Situated in the Arabika Massif of the Gagra Range in the Western ...

Come July, the quest for caving’s hallowed 2,000-meter grail will heat up as Cavex teams return to both Krubera Cave in the Republic of Georgia—where they set the current 1,710 record—and ...

The journey to Krubera was arduous to say the least. We traveled by sea into Georgia, and two of my team members learned firsthand what 'sea sickness' was. Fran and Addison spent the better part of ...

It is the Krubera cave, situated in the Arabika massif in the Western Caucasus. Ana Sofía Reboleira, researcher from the Universities of Aveiro and La Laguna, and Vicente M. Ortuño, ...

The Krubera Cave at 6,500 feet (1,980 meters) where scientists discovered the deepest land animal, a springtail (Plutomurus ortobalaganensis). (Image credit: Denis Provalov) ...

The cave, known as Krubera-Voronya, is considered the “Everest of the caves” and is in Abkhazia in the south of Russia near the Black Sea. Share: Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN Email.