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Sarma Cave (Georgian: სარმის მღვიმე), located in Gagra District of Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia, is the third deepest recorded cave in the world. Its current depth (1830 m) was measured in 2012 by a team led by Pavel Rudko.
The cave was discovered in 1990 by caver Sergey Shipitsin during a research expedition of the Arabica caving club led by Alexander Osintsev.
Fauna
Two species of stygobiont amphipods have been found: Zenkevitchia sandroruffoi living at depths of no more than -350 m and found in other caves of eastern Arabika Massif, in Troika Cave (at -30 m) and in Eagle's Nest Cave (-75 m), and Adaugammarus pilosus inhabiting aquatic biotopes in the deep part of the cave (elevations -1270 m and -1700 m).
See also
List of caves
Speleology
List of deepest caves
Notes
References
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