Kaelyn (Kaylin) Moore
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Aug
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He studied his breathing.
And he started through, just one bit at a time, seeing what his headlamp illuminated, when finally he cleared that restriction and he turned around to make sure that Watronen was doing okay.
What he saw was his partner's light bouncing back and forth.
And not like he was searching the cave, but like he was trying to signal to his friend that he was in distress.
Gronkfus could see that Huachrinen was stuck in that restriction, wedged somehow in the narrow gap, with the leash from his underwater scooter tangled around him.
And from the way that Huachronin was moving, it was clear that he was starting to panic about being stuck.
At 110 meters below the surface, panic can be a death sentence.
And here's why.
When your breathing rate spikes, which is what panicking does to you,
you produce carbon dioxide faster than your equipment can handle.
And these divers were using rebreathers, devices that, you know, like we mentioned earlier, chemically scrub the CO2 from your exhaled breath so that you can rebreathe the same gas.
A rebreather works really well when you're breathing steadily.
But if you start gulping air, the scrubber can't keep up, and carbon dioxide floods your bloodstream.
At that depth, the process is accelerated.
Beyond what it would be at the surface.
And breathing in all that CO2 can cloud your thinking.
It can, in the worst case scenario, knock you unconscious.
And if you're already trapped in a narrow space and tangled in your own equipment, it does not take long for that to happen.
But Gronkfist was trained for situations like this.
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