Topic: Caverns

Olajeh identifies Kartchner Caverns in Arizona as a site for occult rituals, specifically mentioning a "throne room" used by local elites. She recalls being pulled out of school in sixth grade to attend a pre-opening ceremony involving the late Tucson Mayor George Miller. Greg Carlwood confirms the existence of the "throne room" area within the cave system through independent research.

Howdy Mikoski details his exploration of underground shafts and caverns located between the Sphinx and the Khafre pyramid. He recounts a specific encounter with armed soldiers on the Giza Plateau that allegedly coincided with a government discovery. Mikoski shares a report from a contact in Cairo claiming the Egyptian government had located an ancient time travel device and was debating its relocation to the Cairo Museum.

The Nazi regime utilized extensive underground facilities like Nordhausen to hide military production and eventually moved resources to Antarctica via submarine fleets and large aircraft. Whistleblower William Tompkins claimed that vast natural and artificial cavern systems connect Europe, Africa, and Antarctica. These subterranean networks allegedly allowed for the secret transport of personnel and supplies as the war in Europe turned against the German military.

During the Earth's creation, a hot gas bubble rose to the North Pole, creating a massive cavern 250 kilometers across and a tunnel system shaped like a Santa Claus hat. This structure is identified as the Underworld, with a physical entrance located 30 kilometers east of Helsinki, Finland. The saga claims the true North Pole is situated on an island near Helsinki, serving as the gateway to a conscious, hollow interior of the planet.

The segment examines the geographic correlation between cryptid sightings and subterranean entrances like caves, mines, and sinkholes. Mott points to the El Yunque rainforest in Puerto Rico and various lake monster sites as areas where extensive, unexplored tunnel systems exist. The sudden disappearance of creatures like Bigfoot or the Chupacabra is attributed to their retreat into these hidden environments.

William Michael Mott provides information on where to find his books, emphasizing the third edition of Caverns, Cauldrons and Concealed Creatures available through Grave Distractions and Amazon. He also mentions This Tragic Earth, which focuses on the art of Richard Shaver, and his fantasy series, The Pulsifer Saga. The interview concludes with Greg Carlwood thanking Mott for the discussion on subterranean mysteries.

The discussion addresses the common skeptical argument regarding the lack of physical evidence, such as carcasses, for cryptids like Bigfoot or Chupacabras. One theory proposed is that these beings reside in massive subterranean cavern systems, only occasionally appearing on the surface. The hosts compare the rarity of finding a Bigfoot carcass to the rarity of finding bear or moose remains in the wild, despite their known abundance.

Krishna traveled through an extensive tunnel system to a cavern world to retrieve a stolen jewel from Jambavan, a giant bear-like being. After a multi-day battle with maces, Jambavan recognized Krishna as a Vishnu incarnation, leading to a peaceful resolution and the return of the jewel to the city of Dwarka.

Spanish explorers led by Orellana encountered muscular, tall female warriors along the Amazon River near Santarem, Brazil. Christopher Columbus also received reports from indigenous people on Guadalupe regarding lady warriors who lived in underground caverns and emerged to take hostages.

Explorers in the 1920s and 1930s claimed to find massive caverns beneath Death Valley containing remnants of an ancient civilization predating Native American tribes. These reports described sunken cities with Egyptian or Roman-style pillars and mummified figures in unusual clothing. The locations remain a mystery as the original discoverers were hesitant to share coordinates for fear of looting, and some allegedly vanished while attempting to return to the sites.