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Temple Of Doom (Cenote Esqueleto) Looking a little like a skull, Mexico’s “Temple of Doom”, aka Cenote Esqueleto, is an apt name as one of the most hazardous and intricate dive sites in the world. This cenote is incredibly dark, disorientating and dangerous. Divers are asked to stick to sunlit areas to be safe, and …

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