| International Team Explores World's Longest Underwater Cave System in Mexico LatinaLista | |
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Documentary about the running MCEP Science Project. Great International team of GUE Divers working together in Mexico to get sediment samples, do measurements, survey and exploration in the worlds longest underwater cave, Ox Bel Ha. (JP Bresser)
Ox Bel Ha is the longest explored underwater cave system in the world. Located in Quintana Roo, Mexico, it measures a little over 150 miles in its underwater passages but also has within its system dry caves, making it the third largest in the world.
For scientists, Ox Bel Ha is every inch as mysterious, seductive and iconic as the country’s famous pyramids. In fact, an intrepid international team of divers and cave explorers have joined together to form the Mexico Cave Exploration Project (MCEP) to study Ox Bel Ha and the other underwater cave systems of Mexico.
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