Kaelyn (Kaylin) Moore
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Aug
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That day, the group was supposed to be exploring Dvanakundu, just over 50 meters below the surface of the water.
It's a system of coral reef caves and tunnels that are carved into these big walls in the coral reefs.
It kind of looks like underwater cliffs.
The entrance that they were looking for opened into a large first chamber.
It's bright and it's easy to see.
Natural light filters down and illuminates this big chamber.
Chamber, but the cave gets really dark really fast.
Just past this first chamber, there's what looks like a long hallway.
It's three meters wide and it's 30 meters long.
By the end of it, there's no more light, nothing is spilling in.
And the cave goes even deeper than that into a third chamber.
The whole system reaches some 200 meters through interconnected passages, but a lot of this cave.
Cave is not mapped, and you have to be careful when you look up pictures of it online because, like I said, it's not mapped, and so there's a lot of misinformation out there on what it looks like.
We don't know how deep this cave is, is what I'm trying to say.
This is one of those sites that draws really experienced divers.
And this group did have the experience for it.
They had thousands of dives between them.
A leader who had spent more than a decade in these exact waters.
So that leads me to the question why, after an hour on an easy dive, had they not resurfaced?
So the first divers to respond to that distress call came from another boat that was anchored nearby.
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