Adventure with Bear Grylls and Armie Hammer

Bear Grylls and Armie Hammer embark on an adventurous journey involving diving and cave exploration. They prepare their gear, receive safety instructions, and cache their equipment underwater. The team navigates through a dark cave, facing challenges and reflecting on the risks involved. The journey emphasizes the importance of safety and commitment in extreme conditions.

Why do Bear Grylls and Armie Hammer decide to cache their gear on the sea floor?

• To make it easier to climb the ladder

• To hide it from potential thieves

• To keep it cool in the water

• To prevent it from getting wet

What is the weight of the gear Bear Grylls and Armie Hammer are carrying?

• 90 pounds

• 50 pounds

• 60 pounds

• 75 pounds

What is the main risk associated with resurfacing from underwater?

• Running out of oxygen

• Getting lost in the water

• Lung rupture due to pressure change

• Being attacked by sea creatures

What is the environment like as Bear Grylls and Armie Hammer swim underwater?

• Scary dark

• Full of colorful fish

• Warm and shallow

• Bright and clear

What does the narrow passage in the cave resemble?

• A canyon

• A riverbed

• A birth canal

• A tunnel

What is Bear Grylls' main concern about the cave journey?

• The cold temperature

• The risk of getting lost

• The potential for things to go wrong quickly

• The lack of light

What does Bear Grylls retrieve after exiting the cave?

• A flashlight

• A map

• Clothes and boots

• Food supplies

What does Bear Grylls mention about the swell in the cave?

• It's invisible

• It's refreshing

• It's dangerous

• It's calming

What does Bear Grylls emphasize about the journey's challenges?

• The importance of teamwork

• The need for speed

• The beauty of the surroundings

• The commitment required to continue

What does Bear Grylls say about the only way forward in their journey?

• It's to go back

• It's to go up

• It's to go sideways

• It's to stay put