Forty days in the Amazon: How four kids survived a plane crash | About That

[@marcdkun19]

i am a full grown adult and would have died within the first week. these kids are amazing...the fact that the older siblings survived and were able to keep their 1 year old sibling alive as well... salute!!

[@c.falcon5045]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@stevenwinterhill3623]

Same...Snakes, spiders the size of my hand, centipedes, crocs, piranha 😮🥵 no way i could do it

[@ReduceReuseRepurpose]

It's that very outlook, "telling yourself you couldn't make it" that would have killed you..your more capable than you think

[@Noor-e2t5c]

Traditional ways hv alot of survival tactics..thy know how to improvise th materials thy hv..if thse wer spoilt brats thy culdv died th same day

[@thescruffinator8830]

@@Noor-e2t5c huh

[@lorena617]

to keep that 1 year old alive says alot about the kids wow my respects

[@LeahJackson420]

The times the baby cried when there were predators around and you cannot stop it. Must’ve been terrifying.

[@roscop.coldchain4738]

The 1 year old, keeping themselves alive is remarkable. I'm not sure if yk what's in the Amazon but everything out there will unalive you.

[@Waadshortvideo8099]

They kept the oldest alive by being the responsible for their safety Godbless these kids

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

Having spent some quality time in the jungle with the Army, I have to say, I think 40 days would have been out of my realm of possibility. These kids are more than just amazing.

[@eunicewanjiru6931]

Ohhh my God this is a big big miracle!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍the kids were sorounded by the angle from heaven God is a great God!!!!!!!

[@sandralacuesta9008]

A plane crush is a miracle already their guardian angel sent by god and the souls of her mother

[@barbaraclepper8587]

The oldest child was taught very well by her grandmother...she displayed great responsibility and care for her younger siblings, the youngest being only 1 year old! And, not only that, but they were in the beautiful, but treacherous, Amazon with Big Cats and so many other dangers...I believe there was definitely Divine Intervention in keeping these kids alive and safe!

[@mrcountry]

Agreed. Survived the crash alone was a miracle.

[@judyjenna-pilot553]

Yes they were being looked after by the grace and love of God

[@jmcruz-gm5rq]

THE OLDEST MUST HAVE AN INCREDIBLE UPBRINGING IN THE AMAZON FOREST! UNBELIEVABLE...

[@meows7229]

@@judyjenna-pilot553Be polite! Christianity almost destroyed the cultures of these peoples!!!

[@andrewgriffin9244]

@@meows72291000% the father himself said it was Mother Nature

[@kansasinatx]

This better be made into a movie. What an incredible story

[@marilynwillett804]

NO, YOU WOULDN'T WANT A HOLLYWOOD VERSION.

[@hafizmiau]

@brittanydurham1838 definitely not the hollywood version 😂

[@thisRandomGuy34]

Which one would you want? The Hollywood version or the Netflix version? 🤭🤭

[@annab13]

@@thisRandomGuy34 The Bollywood version!

[@pinkibijarniya269]

The lost children the movie not bollywood not Hollywood...based on real clips.. amazing yes God exists ..

[@Braveheart0803]

My respect to the eldest child who keeps her siblings safe and alive!

[@renatareynoldsxianxian]

The night bro. True darkness . That must have been scary. Those kids have my respect. Leslie is a hero. And the younger kids must have listened to her.

[@zitaborba5040]

I think they should praise the 13 years old who cared for all of them.

[@MaRiAm936]

True.

[@billa8083]

They did

[@2ndhandSue]

What an astonishing feat of the human will to live. Led by a 13 year old, the four children - the youngest of which was not yet one year old - managed to survive for 6 weeks alone deep in the Amazon jungle. I have NO trouble in admitting that I wouldn't have made it out alive! That young girl should be commended as a real life hero. I can't believe how well they looked when the rescuers found them. They were hungry and dehydrated, of course, but they were all standing, walking and talking. I can't help but to be truly impressed by the way these Indigenous children are raised - with survival knowledge being passed on to them daily from the time that they learn to walk and talk. This is very reminiscent of the Thailand cave-trapped kids which fortunately also had a successful ending.

[@c.falcon5045]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Patiencenad1]

Thank you Lord for guiding these 4 babies during those 40 days in the jungle. So happy these kids are great 👍🏾

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@shanehendricks3695]

Amen!

[@OP-1000]

I think they did it all on their own.

[@Patiencenad1]

@@OP-1000 not without the Lord watching over them

[@OP-1000]

@@Patiencenad1 Couldn’t the Lord have stepped up a bit earlier, before they were emaciated? Or before their Mother died?

[@noufaln3432]

I can't imagine the conversation took between those kids and their mother and mother telling them to leave and telling the oldest to take care of the little one😢.. the courage and the strength those children had is unbelievable.. it's pure miracle

[@MoraaMogztv]

Let's not forget that these kids had just lost their mother, so they were also lonely & grieving..then the trauma from the crash.. Top on all that, now the 40 days.beyond believable 🙌

[@tiffyjade690]

Yes. Agree. Just absolutely incredible and resilient children,

[@Abaiang9582]

Also don't forget that their father was not in the forest.

[@starburstsolaris6805]

Wonderful. Have seen something like this in Australia. God bless and protect the indigenous people all over the world.

[@Abaiang9582]

Why is that only indigenous people need god's protection

[@tommkc]

indigenous ppl don't believe in your nonsense.

[@lisaschmidt8466]

Mama wasn’t just with them four days. She will be with them forever.

[@Abaiang9582]

Their father will be with them forever

[@pearlfavor5043]

For these children to have survived in that dangerous jungle for 40 days, it's not just what they were taught that kept them, I believe angels watched over them.

[@DinmaclassicTV]

Yes oh

[@arlenebrauckmuller2443]

This would make an excellent movie. So unbelievable that these kids survived in that jungle. Happy ending for sure.

[@SJ-xw1ff]

Being a tribal girl from northeast India ..m proud of Leslie...we are proud to be born in mother jungle to be a part of jungle ..how modern we become we should never leave our tradition and pass our tradition to our younger generation...praise to mother jungle 🙏🙏 for returning back the children...m overwhelmed...may they leave a good life ahead

[@rumplestilskin223]

Don't compare Amazon to your pine trees forest.. geez I'm from northeast this northeast that... Take a break

[@kindz]

Wow!! you don't need to be rude ..

[@wholeshebang1]

It's wonderful to read that kind of acknowledgement from someone with similar knowledge and skills learned from your family about your jungle environment. I hope you never have to experience anything like these children did, but it seems like you'd be prepared and be able to manage. Hello, from the other side of the world, in Canada. 🍁

[@Pamela-w4l]

U guys don’t need to b so rude

[@catfeatherss]

​@@wholeshebang1 As a fellow Canadian I second this wholeheartedly. 🇨🇦❤️🇮🇳

[@alifc1082]

I liked how you told the story, for people to get a better idea of what that environment is like

[@2ndhandSue]

Truly excellent narration!

[@cherylsibson2529]

Lezsie is a master at saving herself and her siblings, I hope she can teach the world.

[@rhac79]

Lezsie vs Wild

[@darrencraig9263]

Lol her lack of knowledge and skills almost killed them, if they stayed with the plane as shelter and resources they would of been rescued in less than two weeks.

[@Joy-lo7fz]

​@@darrencraig9263 really why would they stay with the plane just to see their mom and other family members dead bodies!!!!! She did what her mom told her to do before the mom died!!!

[@Lexi-rt6zb]

@@darrencraig9263 Why do you keep commenting this! They are strong kids that beat all the odds. Seriously, have you done it?

[@Notyourtypicalgirl_]

So amazing how they survived.

[@PeterSchramm3]

Will be great to hear kid’s story!

[@Phoenix85006]

It's gonna be AMAZING

[@MrBlackcat1990]

I'm hoping to hear that!

[@dwisunaryati2308]

They are the local kids of Amazon. It's their jungle where their ancestors live for centuries. So culturally they've had knowledge from their elders about how to live in that kind of jungle.

[@jovonnecater9596]

God was truly in the midst. 40 days n nights in the wilderness God is so good glory to his name

[@lilacer6841]

The creator takes care of his children. Such a great story

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@adamant5419]

He screws up in most other cases, allowing 40 to be shot dead in a school in Uganda today.

[@austin6544]

@@adamant5419 God gives us free will to choose to do what is right or wrong. He didn't create robots without a will to choose to love, rather he created Humans that have free will and that can choose to love or to hate. To do good or to do evil. Due to Adam and Eve the first humans created, they abused their free will resulting in sin entering the world which is the root cause of all suffering. Why doesn't God just appear and stop this evil? Well he did. 2023 years ago He came down in a human form and took all the evil in this world into Him and suffered and died on the cross but rose again three days later. Now through Him, we can see the sin prevalent in our world and in our own lives as we are all sinners who need him and through Him he can change our lives. I myself am one example. Reply if you have any questions, I am not the best at answering but I will try♥

[@tommkc]

@@austin6544 2023 years ago your god was here? is that how old you think earth is as well? you ppl are fucken crazy. can you even provide any real evidence that it exist or all you got is your blind faith and tons of claims?

[@tommkc]

the creator took care of their parents as well. what a god.

[@marap4107]

Y'all have no idea how resilient kids are!

[@akosijarako6455]

These indigenous Amazon tribe knowledge and skills must seriously be taught to all. This is very helpful. ❤❤❤

[@njacobkrocha2418]

This successful rescue is a proof that God Exists, he is still alive and taking care of his children. May his name endures forever

[@eunicewanjiru6931]

Amen Amen and Ameen

[@favourkech2151]

Amen Hallelujah!!!

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@Abaiang9582]

This plane crash is proof that God exists..

[@thinkbeforeleap]

Lesley the eldest sister is a true heroine 🎉

[@wholeshebang1]

She certainly is!

[@2ndhandSue]

She's going to show up in written history in the years to come. At 70 I am more than willing to admit that I could not have done what she did.

[@AR-oi4hg]

Much love to all my indigenous people out there. The knowledge and wisdom y’all have is inspiring.

[@imtisanglaaier1790]

This tells how important it is to educate the young generation of our traditional food habits. It's so amazing that they survived.

[@demetricealshaif7385]

Thank you Jesus for keeping, guiding, guarding, and using the oldest kid to remember the skills she was taught by her grandmother. It is important to teach our kids at a early age. 13 yr old baby!!!!! How brave, smart, and caring little girl. My heart ♥️ is overwhelmed hearing this story.

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@Abaiang9582]

Thank you Jesus for causing this plane crash.

[@martinman4540]

Absolutely incredible!

[@s.p.baughman7885]

Agreed...

[@HENZI-cv7re]

Both heartwarming and heartbreaking this story is. 💕

[@fridatee1013]

It’s a miracle God kept them alive.❤❤❤

[@Abaiang9582]

It's also god's miracle that caused the plane crash

[@jebakumari2814]

God can do anything ...Let God protect them

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@sunnymike4251]

Very good coverage 🙌

[@bucklag]

God and their mother helped them. They're divinely protected.

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@Abaiang9582]

God caused this accident

[@cazharalovett2510]

God is here and that’s how they survived!!! He’s so amazing!!!

[@wholeshebang1]

*Lesly,* the eldest, gets *all the credit* for using her *ancestral, Indigenous knowledge & skills,* passed on to her by her *grandmother.* Your nonexistent, imaginary _"sky-daddy"_ did nothing - didn't prevent the mother's & 2 others' deaths, the plane engine from failing or from crashing in the first place - yet you and so many deluded others rush to praise "it."

[@marilynturcotte5304]

Their knowledge, will and hope worked to keep them safe. I hope the dog, Wilson, is found.

[@ilsavv]

... or probably turned back into a wolf.

[@jasonlucas2328]

Wilson is in Puma's stomach now.

[@darrencraig9263]

Their lack of knowledge kept them out there four times as long as they should have. Just staying with the plane with shelter and resources they would of been home in less than two weeks.

[@johnathan1706]

⁠@@darrencraig9263wrong staying next to the crash site would of been worse it could have attracted militia groups or even wild animals they would have stayed if it wasnt for their mom telling them they need to leave

[@ya.02]

@@darrencraig9263they will need water and food so they have to move away. The dead bodies will also attract wild animals. They’re from an indigenous tribe who knows the jungle more than you, hence why they survived.

[@jesuslavy6900]

Amazing, I understand they they were able to find food, but how they survived the weather conditions? It rains all the time. 14 rescuers got sick after a week in the search! Thanks God, it is a miracle.

[@social3ngin33rin]

amazing they survived, especially for that long alone. Good thing they were indigenous from a tiny village.

[@gustavoteixeirateixeiragon8122]

Por isso que os nativos sul-americano tem que ser respeitados, eles tem um conhecimento milenar da floresta , desde plantas medicinais a frutos comestíveis e conhecimento de navegação baseado nas estrelas.

[@LeahJackson420]

I can’t WAIT to here the details. Those kids deserve international awards! Wow 🤩❤

[@Abaiang9582]

For what? It is the rescue team that deserve awards. Awards are given for helping others

[@LeahJackson420]

@@Abaiang9582 seems to me she helped three little humans stay alive and if not for the tenacity of those four kids, the rescuers would’ve found four more dead bodies. Of course, the rescuers deserve credit too.

[@breakergirl47]

Thank you father God for protection these children in that dangerous jungle. 🙏🏾

[@Abaiang9582]

Thank you God for causing this accident

[@breakergirl47]

@@Abaiang9582 there is a different between allowing something to happen and causing it. God allowed it . The enemy wants us to believe otherwise.

[@Abaiang9582]

@@breakergirl47 . a leaf from a tree does not fall to the ground without the will of God..

[@breakergirl47]

@@Abaiang9582do you believe in the true God?

[@mrjames7295]

Lots of love to kids!

[@HanaTheRussell]

Wow. I hadn’t realized that they’d lost their mother. That’s so heartbreaking.

[@myrianrangon7806]

This should be a lesson to all of us . Pay attention!!! These people who are connected to mother Nature are the one who will be able to survive whats coming with the new world of technology who will be the downfall of humanity. Mother nature always protect the one who has great respect for her. 1% will survive it and they are part of it. May God bless them.

[@augustmando]

LESLY, LESLY, LESLY !!!!!!!! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! YOU ARE THE REAL HERO! THANK YOU FOR SAVING YOUR VERY YOUNG SIBLINGS. I WISH I COULD HUG YOU NOW!!!!!!!!

[@chandramohan3433]

Hope to see the kids now. How they doing in hospital. Can please upload their latest pics. Hope can see them fine now.

[@shirleypande5872]

Proud of the kids. They learnt how to survive in emergency. God bless 🙌

[@mercedeswolf9473]

I thank GOD THE FATHER for taking care of the kids. ALMIGHTY FATHER a million thanks from the bottom of my heart

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@motiyoanes733]

Hallelujah

[@sovysan4031]

So blessed and very joyful for this kid

[@wendywilliams4760]

This is a real miracle so amazing

[@deborahyoung2415]

Truly appreciate the great news story! Thank you.

[@karenharris3183]

she lived 4 days . poor dear lady. I hope God told her the children lived . he must watched over them

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@dinakoldeibekova4467]

This makes me cry. Its just incredible. These kids are incredible

[@rene9730]

I'm so happy they were together and safe. Very well trained.

[@qasimmalik7542]

Incredible i have no word for children .must be given international award to kids and making documentary and movies at thier survive life during 40 days in jungle .They are real hero

[@judyjenna-pilot553]

Wow, this is a amazing story. These children should be proud especially the thirteen year old and nine year old. I'm sure they had to carry the baby and most likely the four year old all the time and that had to make it ten times harder. I pray they are healthy and surrounded by love and joy ❤️❤️🙏🏻❤️❤️ hey

[@kathylgoedert]

God must have sent a legion of angels to protect them.

[@goldenelorde5705]

Kathy ..God sent Angel's and Gabriel to protect them..this is a miracle for the World ..God is in charge of this World ..

[@XAVIERCUERVO]

it wasnt god it was the Colombian government they weren't angels they were people from the area indigenous people who found them give credit to them i didnt see god anywhere

[@CatatonicImperfect]

Christianity has destroyed many indigenous cultures. "God" is not a saviour of these people. Quite the opposite.

[@goldenelorde5705]

These are leaders for the next generation...the fact the they witness their pass is great courage ..God instill that courage and Will to survive this ..I will continue to say God and God alone.

[@olddiver2767]

Would our children survive in a city for 40 days, some don't make it even walking to school. Survival and self reliance should be taught in all cultures.

[@angelnaturelover1640]

God bless all the kids💝💝💝💝💝

[@ezekieldiamante4342]

Nowadays young people dint have the survival skills unlike these fortunate kids. I salute the eldest for taking good care of her siblings, she deserve an hinor and award a scholarship international

[@maziet9734]

So good they were found ! 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks for covering this. Will be great to know their whole story.

[@karenworley241]

No doubt, God was with them!! Hallelujah, thank you JESUS 🙌🏼🙏🏼

[@lilycaldito5286]

It's really a miracle God blss them

[@magdas1698]

Yeah, but still, the youngest one wasn’t even one year old😲👏

[@jzip]

What was that 1 year old thinking if thinking at all?

[@wholeshebang1]

We'll never know.

[@janice3630]

How did she survive with the baby that young I mean was the baby crying alot, she was just 13 taking care of a toddler for 40 days😲

[@bupekabamba6017]

@janice3630 caring for little ones is something we, from developing nations, are naturally taught and pick from how we live within our communities from a very young age. So I am sure tht helped

[@helensamarasinghe169]

Praise the Lord Almighty! Thank you Lord for your Mighty hands upon the children. It comes to my mind about the “40 days in the wilderness” It’s a miracle....

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@Abaiang9582]

The lord almighty caused this accident

[@YoutubeQ0RAP]

I didn’t get to notice this incident until our teacher told us this.. This is survival tips and they are trained for this. I’m surprised they’ve survived 40 days in a forest that is big. Thanks to Columbia Military’s! Love from Philippines❤

[@bonniepoole1095]

Great report! Thanks!

[@chonvai11]

Someone was there looking after them🙏

[@ren_zen4074]

I'm looking forward to a movie on this..what an incredible survival story!

[@pinoytunes7707]

Then we have movies of full grown adults lost in some jungle and the first thing they do is endlessly argue 😂

[@Homeandgardenidea]

The story makes me cry; it’s heartbreaking to think about the four lost children in the Amazon. Their innocence and vulnerability in such a vast wilderness make my heart ache.

[@ithacacomments4811]

God bless them every one.

[@kayhensley2943]

Incredible ❤

[@duchesstyra]

Thank You 🙏🏾 JEHOVAH God for saving these precious children ❤

[@westcoastkitties]

So sad 😭😭😭 they lost their parents. Those children were protected by the Gods ❤❤❤

[@shawnlindow9608]

It is sad that they lost their mother …. Their father is alive .

[@Abaiang9582]

Father who provides free food and shelter to the mother and children is alive

[@westcoastkitties]

Why am I crying while watching this??

[@Frecklez420]

I am excited to hear from the kids about their experience. Hopefully they will heal and be able to share their stories soon.

[@goldenelorde5705]

We need to hear from.the children ..it will be amazing ..To God be the glory.

[@vivianwangare7029]

Ik I wouldn't survive in the jungle for 40 days,this is amazing,i know for a fact God sent guardian angels to watch over those babies ,He wasn't gonna let anything or anyone hurt them

[@cynthialocsin9875]

Well the guardian Angels of the children help them alot

[@clerahmwakugu2301]

I see God. Praying for their full recovery. Thank you God

[@margaretemilia8363]

Nope. This is reflection of Indigenous knowledge and belief systems. Not an example for you to use to confirm your biased beliefs. Shame on you for using this as an opportunity to force your belief system on others. Especially given it is responsible for so much destruction - of nature and culture. Me thinks you'd do well a few hundred years ago when the colonizers decided their believes were better than the Indigenous people and decided it was ok to destroy them. Learn history written by the losers.

[@Dutch_chess]

Wiiiiillllllllsssssooooonnnnn!!!! Despite the Tom Hanks reference. I hope you find him. He's an extremely good boy that needs to come home.

[@andrewburton4584]

Massively incredible...

[@Sam74252]

Waooh! I can't wait to hear the story from the kids themselves. Amazing!

[@dee1901]

Netflix worthy story. Praying for the kids speedy recovery 🙏

[@gigibolani4712]

X2

[@LlodivinaDeleon]

​@@gigibolani4712 ⁰ⁿ❤q

[@margarita-ks7sw]

Let’s not bring Netflix into this! Indigenous people know how to live in tune with mother nature😊

[@vickythefist7062]

Netflix will just ruin it . A book written by them when they are older not a ghost writer that will twist the truth . Or maybe they want to keep their terrible ordeal private . Hope that they manage to slowly get over the mental trauma of losing their family god bless them their tribe these traditions should never be lost

[@marietta9288]

You cannot learn this kindof survival in any elementary schools.. God bless these kids🙏🙏

[@garyjaguar8066]

That 14'year old deserves the highest honour. Freedom of the city

[@eagrundling8783]

This was so interesting and informative. ❤

[@StephenWeafer-ii1qd]

Looking at the house where the father and grandperents are living it certainly does not give the impression of wealth but if a film is made out of this miracle i hope a good lot of the money is put to good use to give the children a good education and a good life

[@maggialbiez]

This people are spirituelly connected to the schungle, they are one with the animals, plants and the elements ❤️

[@OpieApproved]

What an amazing story of survival ❤

[@Waadshortvideo8099]

I cant imagine what they have gone through.Miracle

[@lizasunuwar4753]

Their mum spirit guide and watch them safe. ❤️👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jaquelyngriffin5037]

Its incredible story of survival! Thank you Lord for keeping the kids safe and alive. Praise You God, Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@Abaiang9582]

Thank you lord for causing this accident

[@Abaiang9582]

a leaf from a tree does not fall to the ground without the will of God.

[@starburstsolaris6805]

Supernaturally taken care off. God bless the rescurers also.

[@rabsaque]

Believed or not the kids shared stories and made drawings about a skinny dog 🐕 who was with them untill like 3 days before the rescue team found them, they are actually looking for him and another rescue dog called Willson who got lost after finding them so definitely something was taking care of them.

[@john_doe_not_found]

Canada babies it's children so much, of course we are shocked. The 13 year old has probably been farming and hunting for 5 or 6 years.

[@dudemorris7769]

So does the USA. We were taught this as soon as we could walk & eat on our own & continue to live a lifestyle of living off the land.

[@Liboch]

The 13-year old girl is great, not only she had to lead the group, she had to carry her 11-month sister, fed the infant with food god knows what, had to console the 2 other younger siblings and got them to walk along, forage for food, had to look for path not too far from water source, struggling in the harsh thick rainforest jungle with all kinds of biting insect, and thorns, managed to construct makeshift shelters against rain.. but the worst was the worriness of not knowing what lies ahead, will we meet people, will we meet jaguar, when will this hunger end...