Documentary about great cave diver Dave Shaw. David Shaw was an Australian scuba diver, a technical diver and an airline pilot for Cathay Pacific, who flew the A330-300, A340-300 and A340-600. He is one of only nine people who have dived below a depth of 240 metres (800 ft) on self-contained underwater breathing apparatus. David Shaw died on 8 January 2005 while seeking to recover the body of Deon Dreyer, a South African diver who had himself died 10 years previously, and whose body Shaw had discovered at a depth of 270 metres (890 ft) of fresh water in Bushman’s Hole, South Africa in October 2004 Welcome to visit us at www.scubatraveller.comWelcome to visit us. ScubaTraveller.com is a Scuba Dive Travel Guide and we do Scuba Diving Reviews. We dive we travel we share. Visit us at http You can find many more information about travel, diving, marine life, useful tips and more..
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@flarez what a well thought out and educated response. You certainly changed my opinion of you with that one
@jumaki15151 Fuck off
@flarez are you retarded?
R.I.P.
What an amazing story! If you read about Anne this is how Dave would have wanted to pass on
@Philipbeavan so what’s your point? what are you trying to say? what’s the use of a helmet cam and a bodybag in a situation like that? what’s to be researched about that? bring something to the discussion or fuck off
@flarez No it’s not, its true, I read the book “Raising the Dead” Amazing story, so good I’m gona read it again!
Flarez – if you did even a modicum of research you’d realise how stupid your comment is — try finding out a little about a subject before speaking — you’ll look infinitely less idiotic!
this whole thing of picking up the corpse is absolute shit, creepy, media crap for TV.
the bodybag, cameras etc.. wtf!?
…otherwise, good documentary, and very important to have the growing number of technically orientated divers watch things like this.
RIP David Shaw.
As a dive professional, I always have to ask myself… Why can’t journalists and filmmakers ever do their research properly? Aren’t there any dive pros proof-reading?
“…if a diver ascents too quickly, air bubbles can become trapped in his body, producing an excruciating condition, known as the bends…”
It is inert gas, nitrogen and/or helium, depending on the gas mixtures used, that form bubbles in a diver’s body, causing decompression sickness, commonly known as the “bends”. It is NOT air!
awesome documentary!! modern day exporers. RIP David Shaw.
Absolutely stirring video…thank you for posting…