| Watch as Cave Divers Explore the Eerie Depths of the Yucatan's El Toh Cenote Catie Leary - Mother Nature Network | |
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Cave Diving El Toh - Yucatan (Jonas Pedersen)
In this captivating short film, photographer Jonas Pedersen and diver Christoffer Brenna explore the haunting underwater cave system of El Toh, a cenote in Yucatan, Mexico.
As the duo navigate through the craggy passages, you can catch surreal glimpses of Brenna's reflection against the glassy canvas of the water's surface.
The word "cenote" comes from the Mayan "ts'onot," which is used to describe any geological feature that provides access to groundwater. There are many other cenotes throughout Mexico, and you can also find these intriguing watery sinkholes throughout the world, from Australia to Africa.
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