If you are a professional diver you should visit Cenote Angelita Mexico.
These amazing pictures were taken by Anatoly Beloshchin in the cave Cenote Angelita, Mexico. Here’s his description: “We are 30 meters deep, fresh water, then 60 meters deep – salty water and under me I see a river, island and fallen leaves… Actually, the river, which you can see, is a layer of hydrogen sulphide.”
It must be an unforgettable feeling once you’re there and see it with your own eyes.
I dove four separate cenotes last year, it was amazing! I never got a chance to do Angelita but plan on it on my next visit!
The halocline looks fantastic in these shots!
Those photos are pretty lackluster.
lucky!
This takes my breath away. I absolutely must do this.
Hey, cool photography…wish I have that camera with me…
That is such an amazing place. I envy you for being able to visit and explore.
Breathtaking.
at first i thought it’s a misspelled title.
oh hey it looks cool.
I dove this cenote this past spring when I was visiting Tulum, Mexico. Absolutely the most breathtaking cave dive I have ever done – unfortunately my pictures didn’t come out the way these did but being 90 feet down and seeing that sulphur cloud is almost like being on another planet. Thanks for posting these pictures!
That is one of the coolest things I have ever seen!
I always wondered how sponge bob did things like showered and went to the beach.
Isn’t hydrogen sulphide poisonous? and the third picture looks like he’s swimming in it…
Can you please explain what underwater river means? aren´t rivers water by definition? or maybe you are talking about the underground rivers of the Yucatán península? in any case, cenote angelita is an exceptional place since it is not connected to the other underground rivers all over the place, it is a sinkhole and one of the deepest cenotes near the caribbean coast of the Yucatan, impressive place, very beautiful pictures also
OMG this is really cool! I guess Goo Lagoon from Spongebob was based off of something real.?
I have saved all of these images and will only look at them only when I want to be frightened.
As soon as I saw the photos I knew it was Angelita, and I haven’t even dived there yet!!! My divemasters in Playa keep trying to get me to go, but I’m a bit worried about the croc who lives there. Did you see it???
Hydrogen Sulphide is toxic in large quantities, but only if inhaled, like carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide. It can irritate mucous membranes, eyes, and respiratory organs. Since they’re diving (having oxygen supply and are suited) H2S would have no impact on them. All is safe.
any abundant stream or copious flow; outpouring: rivers of tears; rivers of words. dictionary.com
no rivers arnt water by definition
@Xaac: it is a river (water) with a river of Hydrogen Sulphide flowing on the bottom, hence the underwater river
Very interesting and beautiful photos!
Incredible, these shots are amazing. The river looks eerie; almost like it was created by laying down a deep, wide carpet, comprised of hundreds of gallons of blue whale (I bet you thought I’d say sperm whale, but no, blue whales produce a lot more cum!)cum, battering the bottom of the river bed. I guess I was wrong.
these photos are beautiful
I have always hated Russ Blevins and his smarmy thieving little wife.
Be careful. There’s scary things down there…
amaaaaaaaaaazing place. simply unimaginable.
Awe inspiring, no matter what wanna-be pro photographer jealous little pricks say.
The Mighty Creation of God
I wonder what creatures live in the “river”.
it’s really beautiful place….did any creature who live there?
These are absolutely amazing! I can only imagine seeing this in person. Does it actually flow like a river?
Yes, nice, but whatever you do, don’t light a match down there or you’ll experience a blast like 3 megatons of tnt.
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Wow, I dove that last December, and these photos really bring out the details that you don’t really experience while you are in there.
“It is He Who has let free the two bodies of flowing water: One palatable and sweet, and the other salt and bitter; yet has He made a barrier between them, a partition that is forbidden to be passed” (Q.S Al Furqan:53)
errr the title is abit pointlessly descriptive, how can a river not be underwater? thats like saying im going to a have a wet cry, theres no need because obviously it must be wet
absolutely no real view of the photographs, as if an alien planet, but I would dive there with pleasure, though scary