Creepy Discovery: Spiders Cover Missouri’s ‘Gate to Hell’ Cave

If you love an adventure and you also have a passion for caves in Missouri, you'll want to see what some famous adventurers found when they explored what locals call the "Gate to Hell" cave. Oh, but are you afraid of spiders?

There is a reason why the Action Adventure Twins have nearly a million subscribers on YouTube. They constantly share compelling expeditions into caves, but rarely give the location. According to LAD Bible, one commenter identified an exploration they did a couple years ago as the Cathedral Cave in Missouri which locals call the "Gate to Hell" cave. Pay special attention to what they find on the walls early in their cave trip.

Spider crickets might as well be spiders. Their appearance makes my skin crawl. How they managed to get their nerves up to crawl past more than a dozen of them that were lining one of the cave walls is beyond me. Missouri State Parks says Cathedral Cave is nearly 3 miles long and was first explored way back in 1919. I have to wonder what those first explorers thought of the critters they would find inside. All I can say is that any variation of spider is a big nope from me and the rest of my people with arachnophobia.