Luckiest People Who Survived The Impossible - Part 8

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[@saucyhitokage533]

Man the first one is incredible, not only did survive a 10,000 ft fall and 11 days in the jungle with little to no supplies, but she WENT ON TO GET A PHD AND BECOME A RESEARCHER. Thats incredibly inspiring

[@kaydenandtheimposters3353]

You mean the first story

[@Corrie-_-]

Check out wings of hope or miracles still happen. They're the movies they made about it

[@melissamccleary9611]

I struggle waking up in the morning 😮

[@Leafy_looloo]

@@kaydenandtheimposters3353 the answer is yes

[@ericdunn7352]

I've seen the TV movie "Miracles still happen", And the actress who played Juliane was very curvy.

[@phoe8523]

Juliane Koepke is an inspiring figure! Seventeen years old and not only surviving an airplane crash but finding a way back to civilization and her rescue through the rainforest makes it incredibly inspiring. She really watched her father well and learned from him, not knowing it would save her life later on. What a GIRL ! ! !

[@grandpalarry7776]

Contrary to what you stated in the video, having maggots in a wound is actually beneficial. They eat dead tissue and thus actually help prevent infection. Maggot therapy is even used in hospitals to help debride wounds that might otherwise become infected.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

It's in a monitored setting though and carried out under supervision. Maggot therapy sounds gross but can be extremely beneficial as you say. However being eaten alive when you really don't expect to live probably isn't exactly the most positive thing in the world 😮

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

My daughter did a degree in medicine and actually (very surprisingly to us!) helped her professor in the "maggot lab". The prof does research in using them in hospital. Funnily enough, there's a leach farm about 20 miles down the road. They raise "sterile" leaches (like the maggots) for hospital use! Apparently most patients who get one or the other freak out a bit at the thought, but when they get treated by them they hardly (if at all) feel anything and surprisingly get pretty attached to them!

[@Corrie-_-]

Not those kinds of maggots. The ones she had were making it worse and more infected

[@azinyefantasy4445]

Maggots can't tell dead from alive tissue. They will keep eating until they mature. If you don't supervise them they will eat you alive.

[@calvindick1103]

The ones in the hospital are clean

[@jackmason5278]

The first one, the gal who fell from a broken-up airplane, although I don't recall her name, was certainly impressive. That she survived the fall AND eleven days trekking through the jungle is amazing. None of the others, even those who survived the fall, got out of there alive.

[@ikwhy]

juliane koepcke

[@helen7635]

Seems God had a plan for her,how brave of her,luckily she had the reserve of what her father taught her,wonderful outcome for her,

[@ArethaN.A]

Just call her juliane

[@blackcopal]

I’m just confused why she didn’t sue the hell out of the company

[@dsandoval9396]

​@@blackcopal might've been before laws made it possible, or maybe by the time she did the company went bankrupt.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

These were astounding! The first one though, I knew her story and knew she had her knowledge to help her but that she still had some limited mobilty to keep on going. What I didn't know and it's heartbreaking, is that her mother survived but succumbed to her injuries before she was found. Serious subject matter beautifully and respectfully presented Be Amazed, thank you ❤

[@DaLoveDonkey69420]

"Face vs Particle Accelerator" is my new bands name. so metal

[@whitehom]

REAL?😊

[@annacoxe4971]

Be Amazed is the only person that can make the most scary things funny and awesome

[@Random_436]

Trueeee

[@sallytackley4206]

I agree aswell

[@user-cz6ct8ol1z]

I think the same

[@TheBridgerMC]

My opion is the equivalent of yours

[@caroljo420]

I have an extreme fear of heights. I would've died of a heart attack before hitting the ground.

[@carolynwhitten5877]

Same here

[@stephenausmus4850]

I also am afraid of heights

[@user-dl8nd4eg2r]

BRUH SAME

[@Jackson-9mk]

Me too

[@Johnathan9743]

Crew Acrophobia

[@Push_it_in_hard]

Honestly how the heck did she do this!?

[@venomdeathskull4183]

I would ask you the same thing.

[@Lemontoes]

By doing it

[@KoalaEater]

She used her flaps as a glider

[@drmgiverdrmgiver5335]

She didn't. It's been debunked.

[@GamerTalOfficial3100]

@@drmgiverdrmgiver5335 wdym

[@thethreeparroteers]

20:55 Fun fact, the dad who wanted to take his family across the sea, actually got another one of his boats destroyed by the Japanese, 30 years earlier. Then, 30 years after, they were there saving his life.

[@Beyza-he8gp]

16:17 Fun fact: he's still alive and is 81 years old total respect for him 👍

[@Sombodydumb]

Cool fact

[@midiwall]

The shipwreck folks was curious to me. One of the books that has always stuck in my head was 'Survive The Savage Sea'. Which is this story, the book was written by dad. I did an oral book report on that book in 7th grade, which was 1974. I've had this memory for a while! 😎 I remember everyone being grossed out when I talked about the turtle blood. :)

[@user-jh5oh6mj7o]

HEY I HAVE THAT BOOK! YOUR FATHER IS GREAT

[@OGvorva]

In class my teacher made us watch this LMAOO

[@JanisJupiter]

Sounds fun😮

[@katherinecai3017]

W teacher

[@360hairnets7]

Bill nye the science guy left the chat

[@Jadob88]

So lucky 😭

[@katiehersh5405]

She got really lucky that she survived this, not anyone else can do that

[@stevebarde8766]

But in the segment, it also said ... I think it was 16 others also survived?

[@katiehersh5405]

@@stevebarde8766 oh, I guess I didn’t see that

[@gayletaira1763]

The others who survived the airplane crash did not survive the jungle.

[@bobthegoat7090]

@@gayletaira1763 Or more likely just were too injured to do anything

[@jeffcrandall1537]

Just like the many in the world that don't know how to put a sentence together the right way

[@danuwinartha]

I'm more amazed how you never run out of good content.

[@LeviDawgs7744]

Makes my day so much better when BE AMAZED uploads

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

OMG that poor girl, the plane suddenly having problems is literally my worst nightmare!!! I hate flying. I doubt I'd survive for 11 days in the rainforest. Glad she had survival skills. ♥

[@GamerTalOfficial3100]

wdym by hating flying fliying is best and safest transport method

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@GamerTalOfficial3100 Yeah until something goes wrong and you crash!

[@7burger]

​@@GamerTalOfficial3100 wdym bro

[@GamerTalOfficial3100]

@@7burger flying is the safest transport method

[@xdiamond7157]

⁠​⁠@@GamerTalOfficial3100this crash, is an exception to that, considering Lamia had multiple crashes on its record, terrible maintenance and management and the fact most engineers in that airline, were supposedly just motorbike Mechanics, never having worked on an airplane

[@KarrierBag]

I fell 250ft off a cliff in 1989, yes honestly (broke my back and other bits but obviously lived) , but 10k feet 😬

[@LeviDawgs7744]

ouch

[@stevebarde8766]

WOW!, that is ALSO amazing!

[@KarrierBag]

@@stevebarde8766 Thank you 🙂I got myself together and didn't listen to the Dr's who would say I may never walk again, in August 1990 I got back on a unicycle and rode it to physiotherapy sessions to prove them wrong, went on to set up and run my own UK based circus for over 25 years :0)

[@KarrierBag]

@@LeviDawgs7744 Yeah did hurt a bit 🤣

[@GamerTalOfficial3100]

broooooooooooooo what happened why did you even fell

[@stymeyklein3986]

Imagine surviving the sinking HMHS Britanic, RMS Olympic and RMS Titanic. Violet Jessop still amazes me

[@itsshirleyyall]

olympic never sank

[@oscarlozano343]

I love watching his videos... Every time I'm bored I watch his videos, I love the playlists people who survived the impossible, revenge and the karma playlist

[@TheManTheMythTheLegend15]

Same

[@TheDuke24]

That woman was so lucky surviving a 10k ft fall

[@michaelkelleher9502]

After careful thought, I would think that falling from airplane and into a rainforest would’ve been worse than the others

[@awp1444]

the second guy survived like 600 times the lethal amount of nuclear matieral

[@musasiziannet6015]

Only God can make you survive against ALL ODDS.Glory to him for all these survivor stories.❤

[@leesashriber5097]

These were absolutely amazing stories of survival. The first woman...my goodness!! God was definitely on her side. Thank you😊

[@lovingmayberry307]

So god was apparently NOT on her mother's side. How weird is your god?!

[@leesashriber5097]

@@lovingmayberry307 , go troll someone else. I have Jesus Christ with me. 32 surgeries since 2016, died twice, on disability and my faith has never wavered. Toodles. Happy Tuesday.

[@saintgospelrap3386]

I would also like to add that God was not only with her on her side, but He was with all of them. All of us. God is so good and so amazing.

[@leesashriber5097]

@@saintgospelrap3386 , Amen 😊🙏

[@gnrtx-36969]

Are you dumb🤦🏻‍♂️​@@lovingmayberry307

[@ColtonGolding]

The first one was insane. She was darn lucky

[@jasonsnider7605]

I know of a man who had gone skydiving with his wife. Both his primary AND secondary shoots failed. But, he plummeted into a forest, the tree limbs breaking his fall. The worst he suffered was a broken leg.

[@lauralynn9597]

That's why kids, you should always wear your seatbelt.

[@artwork-studios]

Touching snow is on my bucket list!

[@vinfinityremakerguy]

some of them must've REALLY wanted a darwin award

[@Nikkismehlil]

Being a native Peruvian, even I know I'd have difficulty surviving those odds. Kudos to Juliane 😅

[@dragonstorm1919]

I love the screaming sound effects. Wait... That's my brother downstairs.

[@owtsydr]

Awesome Dude! Great video! This is the reason I don’t fly on planes! If I can’t drive there I won’t go! Keep up the great work!

[@GamerTalOfficial3100]

there is 1 in 19 000 change youll ever be on a plane accident and even if you are there is 89% of surviving

[@FwWaF]

Some of these we already know. They were featured in past episodes of this series. 👍 if you remember.

[@hoshiro.exsharaen]

I was just about to ask the same thing. I definitely remember the stories starting from the orcas attack; I binge watched his older series a couple days ago so I'm pretty sure about those stories are repeated here

[@FwWaF]

It also happens with the darwin award series.

[@jillianbetts4306]

My mom's story is a bit similar to the first one and how she reached maximum velocity before hitting the Earth. She was at a park and on a ride called the Tarzan swing. It is six stories tall, so about 60 ft. According to the doctors and lawyers, she had reached maximum velocity when the line didn't catch her due to operational failure. Luckily, she survived with two broken ankles, a broken leg, and compound fractures in her back. A few years on, and she is able to walk for short distances

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work

[@nelly6485]

I can’t believe that the man survived being shot with a radiation beam, that’s incredible.

[@labelledamedumanor4876]

Maybe sometime in the future, a treatment for premature ageing will be invented.

[@godfreytadiwa6415]

Man I've seen more than 50 of ur videos without subscribing, so I did and I ❤ your videos so much. I would love to see more 👏👍

[@FroggyIsTheBoy]

Thanks I guess you really do learn something new every day.

[@TheReviewedByMe]

Those stranded turtle eaters had the hair of their era.

[@stacychambers3879]

So basically dividan lore (basically, he was a super hero that most people don't practically talk about)

[@stacychambers3879]

And yes, the superhero that I'm talking about is exactly this guy who was hit by the particle accelerator, becoming the superhero we know as dividan

[@stacychambers3879]

The reason why I chose the name dividan for his super hero name is because his anatomy is divided into 2 parts, one, where is still functioning and one where it is powered by radiation I'm wondering if marvel will think of him being a super hero character for the inspiration 🤔

[@doodle-cakes-23]

it happened few months back when was going on a vacation with my mom dad and my brother . During Tuesday morning we had to go to see the snow point at manali , India so we got up early and went on for a 2 hr ride to reach the mountain . once we reached . we had to climb some path to reach the point . It was not an easy task as we had to climb on a slippery ,rocky and snowy path to reach the snow point . Some people there sold some sticks so that we dont slip . so it was all good at 1st , we went up and spent 3 hrs at the snow point and did some sports but when we had to come down things didnt go well . my dad was helping my mom to come down and i was with my brother coming down the path . I have no clue what actually happened to me but i slipped and speeded to the other side of the rocky and slippery path , my dad yelled for my safety but i could't control myself as i was too fast and after sometime i almost hit a sharp rock . Yes almost . it was just an inch for that rock to go through my head . people were shocked and surprised to see i escaped . a military officer helped me to reach down as i was unable to walk . a day after , i was well and good and my family was happy that i escaped with only minor injuries . That was the most terrifying experience i ever had and im never going to forget it .

[@Slendytubbie48967]

Never go skydiving because your parachute sometimes not work

[@GorillaWithAPhone]

Very rarely.

[@annacoxe4971]

Be amazed never fails to disappoint us (not a bot)

[@ShalomOnwutalu-bm8sq]

the "podcast" joke was pretty funny

[@BeanKally]

Not a human, but my dog My dog survived Parvo For those who don’t know, Parvo is an awful virus that dogs can get that’s very deadly. My dad stayed awake for a week straight caring for her, and right after she got better my mom had me :D

[@PythonTheOrbwing]

Guess what in the second one I got an ad about chemicals being dangerous 😂

[@tjeerdtim]

Make this series the most big series in the world

[@user-uk3fv1wn9q]

The people in this series are literal invincible

[@moonprincessRN]

Maggots may be gross, but they clean out the dead tissue in wounds. They are even used in clinical settings for this purpose. The gasoline would've caused more damage.

[@dpfitforlife81]

I think the story of Juliane Koepke was the most incredible story of survival. There was several other people who survived the crash but later perished. Not sure if any of the other occupants were still in their seat when they hit the ground. Because of her survival skills in the jungle she was able to make it out alive. Watching the story on Anatoli Bugorski I felt like he had a good chance of surviving since the radiation was highly focused. Although I was unsure of how his life would turn out after the accident.

[@TheManTheMythTheLegend15]

And what’s even crazier is that if Julianne wasn’t in that middle seat, she would’ve been fatally spinning while free falling and she would’ve never have survived it.

[@basdejong1598]

It's actually often better to leave maggots in an infected wound despite how gross it sounds. Maggots (some species at least) only eat the rotten flesh and leave healthy tissues undisturbed. It's actually done sometimes when someone has a severely infected wound leading to necrosis, because the maggots are surprisingly efficient, and a surgeon would struggle cutting away the rotting tissue without taking some healthy away. Leaving the rotting tissue is a certain death sentence, as it will eventually lead to sepsis; an infection of the bloodstream (which is sterile normally). When you've reached that point even the best doctors can do very little for you other than wait and hope you'll pull through (which is highly unlikely).

[@scorpion19142001]

I'd like you make a story of St Elmo's Fire! One particle story. When an aircraft flew from England to Australia.

[@PythonTheOrbwing]

The first one was so sad tbh but it was cool 😢 😎

[@christians_ordinarylife6169]

To answer your question, Be Amazed... Yes, I think I could survive in the jungle. I don't think I'd be able to survive like Juliane did, but if I had the right supplies, I think I could survive for a time.

[@ArrowMaster_]

This was really fun and interesting. Please make this a serie

[@MagdalenaMuro1]

I am glad of you. I am so happy that you put big bang theory in this. It was so amazing to see big bang theory. I love them I loved. I loved all the characters. First time I watch Big Bang theory before this, so yeah I’m pretty happy you should watch community.

[@user-sd4tn1xb7m]

ur vids are always amazing

[@Swifties_forever]

Wow.. just wow

[@NeaTheWriter]

Be amazed is be awesome 😎

[@saintgospelrap3386]

It's no one but God that has been with them and kept these people to survive these traumatic experiences. When the situations in life has the odds stacked against you showing you that you not gonna make it and all hope is lost for you, God steps in and works supernaturally and says, "You shall not die, but you shall live. You shall make it through this." All praise honor and glory belongs to God! Thank you Jesus for never leaving us nor forsaking us. He always has His hands covering over us. The good God that we serve! Amen!

[@saintgospelrap3386]

Not only these people, but He's been keeping all of us. It's only because of His grace and mercy that we live to see another day.

[@Wtf12276]

Also God: Yeah Ima torture people

[@anamethename3327]

Ngl art style has a creepy kids book feel to it

[@cookingwithshaesta7530]

Bro I was just watching be amazed like an hour ago and he just posted a new vid is so good 1 in a million chances! 😂

[@Godschild49]

You have consumed my whole week. Lol I am stuck on binge watching you. I'm getting educated and comedy entertainment all in one.😂😂

[@Boomboom-rd8wk]

This is the most intriguing and intense stories out of all the parts to these vids

[@cherrypink1108]

These are amazing stories. Very lucky.

[@WingsofFirefan-zn7hu]

They are all crazy (especially the first one) but I think it is crazy that someone actually filmed them getting eaten by a whale

[@kookie_809]

Living in this world is just gettung crazier day by day

[@user-zj4ik6bi5j]

I can't be the only person who thinks this man should start an ASMR channel

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

Tinnitus doesn't just make a ringing sound. A high pitched squeal, white noise, high winds and hearing distorted music are quite common too.

[@cookingwithshaesta7530]

Oh and can you make more vids about cool gadgets and life hacks those are so rad.

[@lancerevell5979]

I once read a Readers Digest story of a WWII RAF Lancaster bomber getting shotdown. The plane was in flames, the tailgunner position was so tight he had to take off his chute to man the turret. His parachute was beyond a hatchway and burning. Faced with burning or jumping from 20,000 feet chuteless, he jumped. Snow was heavy on the ground and in the trees, the tree branches broke his fall, as did the snowbank he landed in. Captured by the Germans, his legs broken, they didn't believe his story til they found the plane's wreckage, and his paracute was still in there, scorched and burnt. He spent the war as a POW.

[@OrionAnderegg1]

At the start I was expecting the first story to go on instead of going into the intro.

[@memorodriguez5433]

Doofenshmirtz evil incorporated 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Multi_of_9]

CURSE YOU PERRY THE PLATYPUS

[@franzkass5639]

Amazing stories!

[@nevergivingusup]

All of these were mentioned in previous parts of this series.

[@Demonica_Devil]

the first one was CRAZY AND INSPIRING thats so cool!

[@gooneybird808]

This was a great one!!!

[@cookingwithshaesta7530]

Anyway I really like ur channel be amazed it has so much interesting content.

[@HangPutin00]

I Love This Channel.

[@serbanandbugs794]

Wow🤯love your videos

[@TheDuke24]

I love your videos I am subscribed

[@TheRealArtimusKnight]

It’s amazing cause aren’t planes supposed to withstand lightning?

[@PythonTheOrbwing]

AND HER FATHER!?

[@francesyang881]

I just got off a plane and I have a another one coming up and this is the video I see

[@francesyang881]

I have grammar issues

[@ScottMiller-jv1se]

4:28 can we get much higher? Get it? Airplane high lol ok I will stop but THE ONE PIECE IS REALLLL

[@annacoxe4971]

*New fear unlocked!* Whale eat Description: Do not go whale watching or *else*

[@Elizabeth_hi123]

I think you should be a teacher, an incredible teacher! Like your videos are amazing!!! This channel needs a lot more subscribers

[@user-kk5ol2bw9z]

Alan Rollins, definitely one of his stories.

[@shadowdragon6213]

god really told them all "nuh uh"

[@michaeladeleye2168]

1 was te most amazing story of survival l have ever heard

[@Elgato01720]

I love your video

[@TheJuratez]

Man the one at 18:22 is crazy I can’t even imagine how painful that would be she literally fell 14 feet and stayed in a coma for two weeks

[@prestonthegod1]

bro the joke about a "pod cast" quite literally happened as my file explorer, crashed XD

[@bigbeauf_____3167]

Just like Be Amazed profile picture...😲.

[@Ithlir]

i swear to jebus crist, if you ever make a pun that bad again i will personally feed you to a snail

[@fmtnaruto6262]

I liked Ur story tysm

[@stibiumowl]

2:24 Schedule never shall be allowed to be more important than safety.

[@SerpentStar_]

How does a video like this leave out Vesna Vulović. In 1972 a bomb exploded in the plane and she fell without a parachute from 33,300 feet (6.31 miles). She survived and was even able to walk afterwards

[@user-uw9sl8mf4w]

I mean, it's part 8

[@savagesailor6420]

You forgot to say, she did get full body parylized, but died a month later from an unknown illness

[@SerpentStar_]

@@savagesailor6420 Totally not true. She died in 2016

[@Herowebcomics]

Also,the particle accelerator is totally going to be a weapon once it gets small enough to transport!