Of course, we're going to investigate.

We have to see what it looks like.

That's amazing.

Two things I'm gonna look.

But he's done.

He's undermining right there.

There's hardly anything left.

Uh, that's not good.

Where's your rock?

Over in that corner.

No was right.

It was right here.

Right.

I hear you.

Hit on it.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure.

Is Iraq all Look, you basically got a slipped down below.

There's what?

On the left or left.

And it looks like a tunnel to me going that way.

But it's probably 15 feet off bottom, at least.

Has the Oak Island team finally found the main flood tunnel?

The one which searchers have been trying to locate and shut off for more than two centuries?

This is obviously not very stable.

Yep.

I don't like the looks of it.

All right.

Well, maybe we should try mounting the camera on the side of the bucket.

That's right.

Now I think that's a great idea.

Can you ring that up, Scott?

The problem with doing this the simple way which with a long reach excavator is that we do not have a stable whole.

I mean, if we had dug a big pit with stable sides, then we could go down and look at it.

But it's not safe to do that.

So we're gonna lower camera on the excavator arm itself.

The object is to find out what's going on here.

Tell me what you want to go.

Really?

In a little toward you.

Yeah.

No, don't still in the wall.

Gotta go lower down.

Look at that.

There's all kinds of wood.

Everyone there is definitely structure on the left wall.

You know, I gotta go this way.

Doesn't that look like it's all?

It's a hole.

A tunnel?

Well, looks like it's braced with wood.

To me, if it's a tunnel would be great.

Well, I think it is.

And it doesn't look good under there.

Let's get out of here.

I think we got what we need to get.

Billy, What up?

All right, we got the data.

We need to put our heads together and see what the heck this means.

Let's convene in the war room and discuss all this Pretty cool.