Not that there are really any good ways.
I posted this hell in another thread, but if you missed it:
This would suck (no pun intended). Painless, but easily preventable.
Peter Verhulsel's death is one of the worst I've ever read about:
Cave diver left message to wife in sand before suffering one of most harrowing deaths imaginable
I posted this hell in another thread, but if you missed it:
This would suck (no pun intended). Painless, but easily preventable.
Peter Verhulsel's death is one of the worst I've ever read about:
Cave diver left message to wife in sand before suffering one of most harrowing deaths imaginable
29-year-old Peter Verhulsel had been diving in the caves with two friends, but he kept leaving the line designed to safely guide the divers back to the exit so he could explore.
He twice left the line to go exploring before being brought back by his friends, but tragedy struck when he let go for a third time after he became lost in a maze of tunnels.
Verhulsel was able to find his way to a small underground beach where there was breathable air, meaning he wouldn't run out of oxygen but he didn't have enough in the tank to try and find his way back out.
Instead, he was stuck waiting in the pitch black darkness and hoping that rescue efforts could find him.
Such efforts were launched, with a six-week search made to find Verhulsel and bring him out of the cave.
Some of the attempts to find him came with 40 yards of his location, but he could not tell they were there and they didn't know where he was either.
Eventually his body was found, though by the time those searching for Peter made it to his location, he was dead.
An autopsy judged that he must have died of starvation after around three weeks, with little else he could do but stay in the cave and wait to see if he could be rescued.