As deadly as it is beautiful, this hellish cave under a small town in Mexico is quite possibly one of the most inhospitable places on earth.
Sweltering heat, 100% humidity, and 12 meter razor sharp crystals jutting out in all directions. Cheers to Paul Williams for strapping ice packs to his chest and braving the crystal caves to capture them for the upcoming doco; ‘How Earth made us’.
via Iron Ammonite
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