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Now, to wrap this up, I want to talk for two seconds about caves and the human expansion beyond Earth as a natural outgrowth of the work that we do in caves.
It occurred to us a number of years ago that caves have many properties that people have used and other organisms have used as habitat in the past.
And the future is there for us to use these lava-tube caves on Mars.
And right now we're in caves, and we're doing science and recreation, but I think in the future we'll be using them for habitat and science on these other bodies.
So I'm a paleoanthropologist, I'm a National Geographic Explorer specializing in fossil hunting in caves in unstable, hostile and disputed territories.
And I was looking for caves: caves because caves are the original prime real estate.
But also because if you're looking for fossils in that kind of heat, your best bet for fossil preservation is always going to be caves.
People on Socotra, some of them still live in caves, and that is really exciting, because it means if a cave is prime real estate this century, maybe it was a few thousand years ago.
When you turn on your light and look around the caves, you're confronted with a tremendous amount of diversity, much more than anyone used to believe.
The waters were full of fish and other creatures, and dotted with islands and caves.
Ever since we lived in caves, every time we wanted any energy, we lit something on fire, and that is still what we're doing.
When we first started this kind of work, politicians would stand up, treasury spokesmen would stand up, and accuse us of wanting to go back and live in caves.
The best scenes I thought were the divers exploring the caves, going through impossible subterranean passageways, some of them were heart pounding.
I have read that this movie gave a real representation of caving and yeah, I imagine that caves are dark.
They will be shocked to discover subterranean dwellers thriving in the dank and dark complex system of caves and tunnels.
A few years back there was similar rash of look-alike movies that used sea-going vessels instead of caves.
Most importantly, Cushing and what's-his-name also encounter the lovely Caroline Munro in the subterranean caves.
If you enjoy bad acting, people running through small portions of caves, bouncing cameras posed at bad angles, and people screaming while the screen is in complete darkness, you'll love this movie.
But all is not rosy in the subterranean cities of the Martians(here shown as some caves and a few rooms).
Years ago, a bunch of "gypsies" who lived in the caves of a mountain, were burned up in a forest fire.
Well, unless you've been living in caves for the past 20 years something already has, to an extent, and don't bet that anyone would be prepared for something of this nature.
That last one was totally lost on me... Oh yes, and chemical waste disposal in caves seems to be a bad thing.
There are shots of teeming bats hanging from the ceilings of caves, swarming bats flying out of caves or swirling about near the mouths of caves.
Much of the action takes place in caves, ala "The Descent", and is well shot by Sam McCurdy.
The work part has something to do with touring caves, which in itself sounds strange (how does being part of a tour group through a cave relate to anyone's work?) but it gets stranger when we find out that he's a doctor doing research in the area of preventative medicine (huh?
Besides the freezing temperatures and sanctuary to be found only in caves, there is a third inhabitant, the beautiful and so sexy Zarabeth (Mariette Hartley).
Just as mountains, caves, and rapids had to be accounted for in The Naked Spur, here a gunfight occurs amidst the loose rocks and boulders of a small mountain, a physical obstruction that fatalistically determines the roles of victor and victim between two equally skilled sharpshooters.
The Characters don't talk much, there are no long and boring conversations of this and that (like in Ghost in the Shell).With its dark pictures, views of strange beasts and sense of magic, it looks like one of those ancient Scandinavian stories, full of violence and horrendous creators, enchanted forests and deep caves, dwelled by dragons, throlls, orks...and one mysterious hero to stop evil...
the script is horribly written, the plot is so weak it caves in on itself, and even the acting doesn't save it.
James Ryan is appropriately evil and vicious--until he just caves before our hero.
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