- This one (chuckles), what's the smallest
area of a cave you've ever passed through?
They want a story.
- Oooh. - Oh.
- Oh, I'm sorry,
and this one is from Callum, from California.
- Callum, that's a big question, or a little question!
(interviewees laugh)
Alright, alright, I'll stop.
(interviewees laugh)
Gosh, the smallest space, I don't know.
So, there are places in caves when you're exploring,
where you have to crawl through,
you have to turn your head sideways
and push your pack ahead of you,
or drag it behind you attached to your foot,
or something like that.
So that's pretty small.
Or it takes, I can't even think of how long
the longest time I've spent in a small space like that,
but there are definitely,
small places that we push through to explore caves.
How about you two?
Do you have any small space experience underground?
- Ah, yes, in Florida.
- Ahh!
(interviewees laugh)
- That might be a good story.
- Yeah, they're pretty tight
and you're pushing your backpack as you go
and you're like when is this going to end?
It's getting kind of small.
So imagine crawling under your chair
and see how much space you have to move
from one side to the other.
Not now, but when you go home.
(laughs)
It's sort of the same feeling
of being in a tight, contained place.
- Whew, people find fun in so many different ways.