Cave Diving delves into the captivating world of underwater caves, blending Earth Sciences Geography and Adventure to uncover the mysteries hidden beneath the surface. These submerged environments offer unique insights into geological formations created through karstification and tectonic activity, acting as time capsules that preserve paleontological records and even traces of early human activity. The book showcases the extreme environments and challenges faced by divers, while also highlighting the scientific discoveries made in these largely unexplored realms. Exploring cave ecosystems reveals unique adaptations of cave-dwelling organisms and the delicate balance within these subterranean habitats. Divers employ specialized diving techniques and equipment, including closed-circuit rebreather technologies, navigating confined spaces under immense pressure. The book progresses from explaining the geomorphology of cave systems to examining human interaction, detailing the development of cave diving techniques and safety protocols. This book uniquely combines scientific rigor with compelling storytelling, avoiding sensationalism and instead focusing on the meticulous work of scientists and divers. Cave Diving culminates with an examination of the environmental challenges facing these fragile ecosystems, emphasizing the importance of responsible exploration and cave conservation. It presents diverse perspectives and encourages readers to consider the ethical implications of exploring and documenting these pristine systems.