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Scientists studying the cave found themselves in a dangerous situation on Sunday.
While exploring the caves of Abiso Peipano in Italy with others, the explorer is trapped in a falling rock.
The 62-year-old caveologist was found over 130 feet below the surface in a head injury.
The Associated Press (AP) prevented him from escaping the cave.
To help retrieve the man cavethe rescuer spread the cave using explosive charges at three important forks that carried him to the surface.
Italian rescue teams extracted injured cave explorers from 130 feet below the surface of Abiso Peipano’s cave system. (National Alpine and Space Rescue Team via AP)
According to the AP, the Abisso Paperino caves extend nearly 600 feet underground.
It is also home to a Fossil Gallery Located near Ormea in the province of Cuneo.
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The cave is located in the Piedmont area Northwest ItalyIt sits at the foot of the Swiss Alps.
Photos released by Italian National Alpine and Supereology Rescue Team show success Rescue activities When the locked man is finally released.
The Abysso Peipano cave extends nearly 600 feet underground. (National Alpine and Space Rescue Team via AP)
According to the Aeroporti di Roma, Italy has around 34,000 natural caves.
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US National Park Services (NPS) advise visitors exploring the sculpture to protect themselves from scuffy scratches to wear crude closed shoes, long sleeves and trousers.
Rescuers used controlled explosives to widen the passageway and freed the 62-year-old explorer, who was found underground 130 feet after head injuries. (National Alpine and Space Rescue Team via AP)
You must bring in at least one flashlight or headlamp with extra light sources and batteries recommended by NPS.
“Please tell someone The NPS website says.
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“Don’t deviate from the planned itinerary. Also, be sure to check in when you come back.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
