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Adjust got off the bus. >> so it was that moment in particular. >> that moment in particular really was very nauseating to me. nauseating. >> what was it about that particular moment? because obviously there were comments before but something about her walking into the situation not knowing what had happened? is that? >> well, i guess when the talk of what was going on in the bus was upsetting, obviously. and then i understood, like, oh this is -- you know, here is a man who thinks he can do whatever he wants and deny it and get i a waway with it. but when she walks into it. it is like innocen...

The surface as this, but you definitely have cavities of this size all over the state of florida. >> reporter: fossils found in this sinkhole show it has been around since the ice age. but no different, black says, than sink holes we see opening up today. these are just a few of his pictures, the one thing they all have in common is water. >> rainwater is going to turn into groundwater, and that's what's naturally acidic, that's the device that dissolves the limestone and will create the cavities. >> reporter: what is unusual about this sinkhole, it is easy to get inside, called the devil's de...

Create these cavities. >> reporter: what is unusual about this sinkhole, it's easy to get inside. called the devil's den, it's open to tourists for viewing and diving, and dive instructor prince johnson takes me under for a look. i find that this seemingly placid pool of water is anything but. >> the water has gone down considerably, because of the aquaph aquaphor, but it's risen, tropical storm, risen another 45 feet. >> 45 feet? >> 45 feet? >> the water is constantly going up and down, depending on the -- right. >> reporter: it's silently reeked havoc. i passed by limestone boulders s bolder...

About this sinkhole, it's easy to get inside. called the devil's den, it's open to tourists for viewing and diving. and dive instructioner prince johnson takes me under for a look. i find that this seemingly placid pool of water is anything but. >> the water has gone down considerably because of the aquifer, but it's also risen when we've had hurricanes and tropical storms, it's risen another 45 feet. >> reporter: 45 feet? >> 45 feet. >> reporter: down here it's easy to see how fluctuating ground water has wreaked havoc. i pass by limestone boulders as big as cars sitting on the bottom. and th...

About this sinkhole, it's easy to get inside. called the devil's den, it's open to tourists for diving. and we go under for a look. i find that this seemingly placid pool of water is anything but. >> it's risen when we've had hurricanes and tropical storms, it's risen another 45 feet. >> reporter: the water is constantly going up and down? >> correct. >> reporter: down here it's easy to see how fluctuating ground water has wreaked havoc. i pass by boulders as big as cars sitting on the bottom. and the same forces are still at work, compounded by the demand for fresh water. >> it is progressive...