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Sports are a great way to learn sportsmanship, cooperation, teamwork etc.. Every sport has a set of rules that are followed by two teams and usually there are fans. Caving, however, is a sport that doesn't require very many rules, fans, or 2 teams. Caving, or Spelunking, is a sport that can be very dangerous and should be conducted with people who have knowledge of caves, safety, and maps.

The wonders of the world have always been found in remote areas that are untouched by humans. Caves hold nature's most beautiful creatures. The thing about caving is that it holds so much mystery and wonder and that attracts people to want to do this type of sport. Unlike rock climbing or hiking caving requires a level of wonder, excitement, and willingness to discover. One goes caving to find an adventure that doesn't have a knowing outcome. Caving doesn't have a preset scenery nor does it require a time frame to have the task completed. Caving has an infinite amount of possible adventures
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Caving is a dangerous sport and for unexperienced people they should either take lessons for safety or hire a tour guide. Caving should not be taken lightly and there are many risks to caving. The risks for such a dangerous sport can mean a serious injury or even death. Getting lost is also a concern for inexperienced cavers. Its always recommended that cavers, even experienced cavers, must always carry a detailed map of the cave they are entering. If an injury occurs during a caving excursion the caver should remain calm and carefully and with assistance exit the cave if it is possible for him/her to move. If the caver is not able to move fellow cavers should ask for medical aid as soon as possible. The importance of caving in numbers also ensure that if they're injured the person is not alone. Caving should not be done by people that are easily frightened or if they're not comfortable in dark, cold, small

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