Robert Irwin is constantly doing dangerous things in his line of work. However, he recently gave his fans a scare as he decided to explore a cave that was far too small for their liking. Robert Irwin shared a video on TikTok of himself popping into one of the smallest caves and it is giving us all secondhand claustrophobia. No Cave Too Small For This Explorer @robertirwin Cave climbing side quests… ♬ original sound – Robert Irwin The video starts with Robert on a boat, seemingly enjoying the wilderness. He gets the driver to pull over near a cave. Then, he expresses his interest in the cave systems and how amazing he thinks they are. He admits that he has never explored this particular spot and decides to go in—head first. The boat’s captain stands back and records as Robert Irwin squeezes his head into the tiny opening. While most of us would avoid exploring unknown caves, Robert says, “I’m just going to put my head up in and see what’s going on.” I am sure I speak for most of us when I say I was just hoping no snake or other creature was waiting inside the hole. Robert Irwin Gives Fans Second-Hand Claustrophobia With Tiny Cave As if the risk of sticking his face into an unknown cave isn’t enough, Robert decides to take it a step further. Viewers can hear him say, “It goes way up there, hang on a minute.” From there, he decides to place his entire body inside the cave. Even those who are not typically claustrophobic held their breath as Robert Irwin shimmed into this tight cave’s opening. The camera footage showed how he had to lay prone and remain flat to even enter the cave. After a few moments, Robert Irwin’s head popped out on top of the cave. “Hey, it comes out here!” He exclaims excitedly. The explorer happily returns to his boat, proud of his new discovery. He ends the video by stating, “That was cool!” While I am not sure all of his fans would agree, everyone agrees that they are glad he is alright. Fans shared their nerves in the comment section. One user wrote, ” ‘I’m just gonna pop my head in this cave’, will not be something I ever say.” Another added, “This gives me such anxiety #besafe.” A third chimed in, “Not me, pulling my legs back getting nervous. ‘Nooooooo! Don’t go in the cave, I can’t look, I can’t look.'” We are all glad Robert is safe and sound and lives to explore another day. The source of the featured image is here. The post Robert Irwin Gives Fans Second-Hand Claustrophobia When He Decides To “Pop” His Head In A Tiny Cave appeared first on InspireMore.

John Ritter was one-of-a-kind. His hilarious comedic timing and incredible physical comedy made Three’s Company an iconic sitcom. John won a Primetime Emmy Award and a Golden Globe in 1984 for portraying Jack Tripper as a single man with two female roommates. When John passed away in September 2003, just days shy of his 55th birthday, the comedy world lost one of the best. @jasonritter1980 Replying to @Bjorn and Merina ♬ original sound – Jason Ritter John’s Son Channeled His Dad’s Energy Jason Ritter was in his early twenties when his dad passed away, but he seems to have learned a lot from the master during his life. John’s body could move and shake like no one else’s, and his facial expressions were second to none. It seems Jason inherited his dad’s unique talents. Plus, the two look strikingly similar. Jason recently did an impression of his dad from Three’s Company, which was truly incredible. Someone posted on TikTok, “Can you do the creep face your dad used to do chasing the girls around the apartment on 3’s company? That was always my favorite thing,” and Jason happily obliged. He asked, “Is it this one?” and began to move his mouth and his eyes in a way that only his dad could do. For nine seconds, it was as if John was back in the apartment, looking to dodge Mr. Roper as Janet and Chrissy pretended he wasn’t there. Fans Loved Jason’s Take On His Dad’s Classic Bit One wrote, “Core memory unlocked.” This person doesn’t realize who Jason is until he makes the face. “I didn’t look at your name, but as soon as you did that I knew you were John Ritter’s son. Plus you look so much like him.” Another fan let him know that people love him and his dad equally. “Awwww Jason, please know we loved your dad but we love you for you just the same! Thank you for humoring us. I’m looking forward to starting Matlock this weekend!!!” This person left a beautiful memory: “I was born and raised in LA, a daughter of Mexican immigrants. We only spoke Spanish at home. But I watched 3s Co. bc John Ritter transcended language. He brought joy to us as a family, even though we didn’t fully understand the language. To this day, he’s the only celeb I’ve cried for at their death. He keeps me laughing on Pluto TV. May he be resting in paradise.” Jason responded, “I love this so much… thank you for sharing this with me!!” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post John Ritter’s Son Jason Nails Impersonation Of Dad’s Iconic “Three’s Company” Schtick appeared first on InspireMore.

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