
Can Columbus be born today
when there are so few undiscovered places left on the Earth?
Yes! And you may become
the one!!!
If you enjoy challenges
and dream of exploring the unknown, the unrevealed underground world,
undiscovered forms of life or even an underground Everest awaits for
you.
So, what is that
speleology after all?
Speleology (syn. Caving)
is a science that explores, describes and studies caves and related
phenomena. It is also sometimes called the underground geography. But
speleology is not only a science - it involves extreme sports,
tourism, creative work (an underground photography and
cinematography), inventions (the development of caving technique and
technology).
What is a cave?
It is a natural
cavity in rock, large enough to be entered by people. It is dark,
cold, tough, beautiful, scary, interesting, wet and muddy...:)
What are the types of cavers?
Cave tourists are those who enter the caves only occasionally and make little effort for that. Typical cave tourist would be a plump guy walking around in a set up and illuminated cave with a hamburger in one hand and a digital camera in the other;
Cavers are people to whom caving is a hobby demanding knowledge and constant preliminary preparation;
Troglodytes (in Greek troglodytes - human cave dwellers) are mutated cavers who cannot live without caves anymore.
Why do cavers behave like
that?
There are many answers but
only cavers know them...
If you want to become one of us, you've come to the right place. Write to info[eta]speleo.lt.