Freezing At Sea In Extreme Ocean Storm | Shackleton Epic: Death Or Glory S1 EP2 | Wonder

In this episode of Shackleton Epic, the team continue to fight through ocean storms and extreme, sub-zero temperatures, on their journey to follow Sir Ernest Shackleton.
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[@Plafoniere]

This underlines the inmense strenght of the man called Shackleton.

[@dakanoa]

Respect guys. You honor the heros from the past with your Tour and you inspire others today. Greetings from Bavaria Germany

[@rogerbull6115]

I take my hat off to these men. I like to sail but I wouldnt chooose to be doing what they are up to. They could be at home watching youtube like all us commenting. But no that is a very big ocean and a very small boat. The dangers, efforts and hardship are all real. Well done!

[@kylekimberlin1783]

Even if they do it they know that it can be done Shackleton did it in the unknown you just cannot beat that

[@ajp4860]

@Kyle Kimberlin Right. Clearly it can be done. It was done. That was not the purpose of this. The difference is that Shackleton and his crew had only very simple technologies. That’s all they had. Therefore, their situation was immensely more dire. It seems to me the purpose of this was to experience what they had experienced. Not to see if it could be done. Because, as you stated, it clearly can be done, it was done. By an extraordinary crew. Back in the day when they had no choice. They had no rescue crew following them around with cameras and stuff.

[@RadiUzunova]

Amazing crew, so brave to go this way. I love the story of Shachleton's Endurance. One of the greatest story for human spirit and professional.

[@danielkyalo4259]

This is what freedom feels like...no phones no internet just you and mother nature

[@Tina06019]

Please folks, remember the ship’s carpenter, Chippy McNish - who built that lifeboat & went into it with Shakelton.

[@RadiUzunova]

All professionals there.

[@ajp4860]

This is truly extraordinary. I urge everyone to delve deeper into this remarkable story.

[@mikemcintire486]

Even though yall had a safety net...your 6 crazy sobz... hip hIp HOORAY....absolutely loved it. How bout a Franklin expedition remake next. ???

[@Firstfruits288]

All of these men are blessed and endowed with the godlike faculty of reason and will to survive.

[@Joelswinger34]

Godlike? Then why do your god's followers all lack the ability to reason and use logic?

[@Doreana48501]

This reactment exploration was as exciting as when I watched Sir Ernest!!🙈 You guys are mesmerizing I swear..thankyou Tim and crew and a special thankyou to Ed Wardle

[@blendon1463]

Amazing Men to even attempt to do this, Congratulations

[@STAR12795]

Wow that was epic, well done you brave men 👏

[@derekguidry9032]

old school guys were fighting for there life.different situation here

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

Yes but there is no way to really recreate that. I give these guys credit it must have been a miserable time.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

Yeah, and re-creatimg it is risking their lives too, granted technology and knowledge has improved, but fall in that water there one has 15 minutes until death, but sea conditions might make just finding the man overboard take 30 minutes if you find him, and ships hundreds of feet long gave been taken out by rogue waves down there that were much bigger and more seaworthy than their "chase boat" ....anybody sailing dowm there is sailing for their lives, and especially so in such a small boat knowing what we know now about the frequency of rogue waves and the hydrodynamics of small boats in seas like those.....Shackeltons crew though had already wasted away for a while and knew this was a do or die situation with the only help being on south georgia island, no chase boats or weather windows.....I think Shackeltons memory will last longer than any of the other polar explorers despite not accomplishing anything but the impossible, everybody came home alive

[@GregDeman]

One of the crew was Tom Crean who served under both Shackleton and Scott. I read a book about his exploits and it was just amazing what he went through on his several trips to Antarctica

[@sethers571]

Their* use a dictionary before you post without sounding like an idiot.

[@pinkkitty9695]

@@sethers571 It's a friggin comment on YT, he's not filling out an application 2 Harvard!

[@jeffthompson-dd8kp]

Excellent job🇺🇸

[@Frank-ki4nx]

"One of the greatest feats of navigation in maritime history?" Maybe the coldest. Otherwise that is a bold statement considering Polynesians navigated thousands of miles across the Pacific, with pinpoint accuracy and without a compass, a sextant, a clock or a map.

[@setkacagarro-blogspot-com]

"Great modern feats...." he said

[@setkacagarro-blogspot-com]

There are 3 diffrent versions of the "one of the....... " statements

[@emmetpower3610]

Get a life

[@BSPioneer]

This is the Atlantic Frank not the Pacific...Big difference

[@kipepeo75]

This is something that I would not dare.

[@ricktaylor3748]

@Rob M Agreed. If blacks were in charge, we'ed be SOL.. Look what Obumbler done for America. Nothing, except play golf in Hawaii 507 days.

[@kevinb9830]

Amazing how they seem to have dry clothes every day... I get the distinct impression that tv magic helped them a lot.

[@charliekezza]

I have nerve injuries and my doc pushed me to get back and my pigheadedness pushed me harder and harder. The doc shouldn't have been spoken to like that but I understand "I can do it myself" mentality

[@henryrobison5507]

There was no real risk here though

[@Chris66Mas]

Incredible, what these men achieved

[@leonardstubbs1854]

That is the greatest history ever and kick back for parts here

[@7071t6]

what food did they eat on the small boat, now way they got seal meat and blubber which is perfect food for this type of operation?

[@allusivegold2111]

I like how the camera men never help. ☺

[@ccharms60]

This was scary with that small boat⛵🥶 in the unforgiving sea🌊 but awesome to know that they can do the same thing that was done by Sir Shackleton so many years ago hip hip horray🤣⚓

[@johnryan2193]

Not one Irishman aboard this re enactment .Eaten bread is soon forgotten .Good old English stealing the valor as usual !

[@MrFootballfu]

Yes but Shackleton himself was a Co kildare Irishman a quaker by religion. Co kerry Irishman Tom Crean sang tunes right through the whole experience and was a moral booster, Tim Mccarthy from co Cork was there as well I think, He joined the navy and died in the war afterwards. There was 3 Irishman on I think. The only thing that was missing on board was an Irish pub!

[@Samurai78420]

Oh like having Irishmen on the boat has some meaningful benefits to the success and/or failure of the trip. You should've signed up and went.

[@7071t6]

big difference knowing thats theres a support ship right next to your journey, if that was not there they all would be out of the adventure faster than you can say shackleton ship?🚢🚢⚓⚓👍👍😀😀

[@ferdrewflores3612]

There was a 2nd part of the ordeal ! 😵🤯 They made the sea voyage ! 👏🏼 - he heard what he did not want ! 😬😁

[@patrickrobinson2520]

I believe mostly all of these are staged. The boat recording them can give them any supply they need. This truly is not the same.

[@daniellebraiding4614]

Patrick Robinson i was thinking the exact same thought. These men are being filmed. Their not alone at sea. I was wondering how much bigger the boat "filming" was.

[@wannahockaloogiewannahocka1040]

I sail a lot and can tell you having a boat near by in bad conditions means nothing, its fecking dangerous...

[@wannahockaloogiewannahocka1040]

@@daniellebraiding4614 you go try it and tell me its not realistic enough lol. You be looking for mummy in hours not weeks ...

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

Danielle Braiding I'll bet the discomfort was similar. I suspect the fear of death and failure was less.

[@brandonsuttan2938]

If you think about it..yes its obviously staged. Its a show..But they arnt in a studio using computers to make the environment around them. And of course they would help them if they got into trouble. They are literally trying to recreate it..so yeah it is "staged"

[@jamesstreet228]

If I was the doc I wouldn't have put up with that guys mouth. Fearmongering? "I'm a medical doctor who specializes in trauma to the body caused by exposure to cold weather. I'm giving you medical advice of the condition of your feet based on my professional observations of cold weather injuries and you're feet are in bad shape. If you're gonna be bull headed and you're hell bent on going, then go. But, if you lose your feet it's not going to be because I lied to you and told you everything is fine." And I'd have left it at that.

[@sevang288]

They r half brave compare to the real story

[@richard3693]

Where's episode 3. ?????....

[@bluhalo3325]

You get your Cave explores 🗿 Extreme mountain bikers🏞️🚵🏼‍♀️🚴‍♀️ Cave divers 🗻 Space free fall jumping 👨🏻‍🚀 water rafting 🚣🏼‍♀️ Mountain climbers ⛰️ Ice wall climbers 🏔️ Speed flying 🦸‍♀️ Rock climbing 🧗‍♀️ Paragliding 😬 Wing suite flyers 🧚🏽‍♀️ Base jumpers 🦸‍♀️ Parachute jumpers🦹‍♂️ Deap sea divers 👩🏿‍🔬 Free divers 🏊🏼‍♂️ Surfers 🏄🌊 Drag racers🏎️🏍️ Globe trotters 🌍🌐 Budybulder,s 🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏿‍♀️ Dare devils 😈👿 parkour 🏗️🏙️🧱 It's in there blood they know there a good chance they wont be coming back home that day but it's what they love it's there passion and in the blood Just like people like getting cattle branded or body modifications Every one is different in what they love

[@dizzychizzy1]

Mmmmm heroin....

[@laceyavron]

At least they have a backup if anything goes wrong

[@tabe2482]

the diffence is you trained for it in your mind hundereds of times for them it just happened as they go big diffence

[@Frommoonlightwithlove]

U said it

[@richardconnelly7141]

obviously we cant duplicate the conditions of that original journey

[@jupitorious7925]

Now due to global warming if Shackleton had to do it he would have arrived sun burnt and weeks of calm weather down wind sailing, playing dominoes and catching up with sleep

[@MrFootballfu]

It was a brave enactment. But The most dangerous bits, the launch from elephant Island they never attempted at all. The coming ashore in S. Georgia had to be stopped because they would have killed themselves. But they definitely suffered and were in extreme danger.

[@MrFootballfu]

@@jupitorious7925 ha ha exaggeration but funny

[@7071t6]

OMG to even attempt it is totally amazing, i think something is not right IMO, something is fishy when you think about it? The only real best survival story is surviving the andie the plane crash. :)

[@prohibidax1519]

where is the 3rd part climbing the mountain ??????

[@rudejude87]

Shakeltons boat only had canvas over the top and let in a lot more wind and water. This is not a good replica boat

[@TheRis81]

Don't forget the camera crew

[@michaeldundee8300]

Ledgend

[@jimk8592]

Out of curiosity, where was the latrine?

[@ricktaylor3748]

Jim K Anywhere they happen to be.

[@Void3.0]

Why has the narrator changed? I liked him

[@jurgenheimbockel1307]

In 2000 Arved Fuchs from germany made the same yourney in the same manner .

[@billhanna8838]

Well done

[@Kwisten050]

Hubris in the houuuse.

[@TheDonny5]

How are you suppose to drop a deuce on a little ⛵ boat with 6 guys? Each Eating 4000+ calories a day?

[@Dunning.Kruger]

lots of ocean to poop in.

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

A single blue whale consumes 3600 kg krill/ day. I doubt the ocean will notice a few drops of human waste

[@christinafidance340]

Oh wow... so I did a quick scroll and I didn’t come across any of the stupid repetitive comments like, “Who’s watching this while warm in their bed?” I hate those. However, I simply must ask, WHO ELSE IS WATCHING THIS WHILE ON A BOAT??? 🤣I am! AND I’m also comfy in my bed to boot!!!

[@joejoe2928]

EGO !! The mountains soon make big EGOS SMALL.....

[@mauricioramos2246]

If not the mountains, the weather will burst ur EGO...

[@brandonsuttan2938]

There is good and bad ego.

[@gooniesneversaydie3699]

EGO.. is garbage.

[@setankredit]

nice

[@Steve_1999]

No doctor would recommend climbing a mountain without properly insulated clothing, especially on the extremities.

[@ladyplantzalot6987]

OMG y'all are crazy do that remotely

[@wayneandrews9298]

What , you mean , literally ?

[@Joelswinger34]

Wow, I know they really wanted to do the journey, but it was unfair of them to get mad at the doctor for telling them they had trench foot. That's his job! And then they had temper tantrums when they were told the weather might be bad!

[@susanfarmer3513]

Where is part2 the trek???

[@zepherzepher1228]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzZo4B5nplnrdE

[@thetrumpster8566]

I hope they had plenty of beer...

[@MrFootballfu]

Exactly - It was a hell of a place for especially for the original three Irishman and a scotsman!!

[@radar2119]

Men with balls. It brings me shame to know that I might not have the same courage.

[@sportdutch]

Don't be silly. These are extraordinary people with all help and knowledge for a while to do the trip.

[@MELODYMUNRO]

Just wait... life will bring you a challenge that will require to discover the depths of your courage at some point.

[@vinnitca1990]

Умный в гору не пойдет , умный гору обойдет .

[@gooniesneversaydie3699]

You would if you're faced with starvation..

[@mohamedconteh284]

Where is the 📷 camera 👨 man, what happened to him

[@MrFootballfu]

From my research. Shackleton was from county kildare Ireland. Tom Crean was from co kerry Ireland. Tim McCarthy was from Co Cork Ireland So it's brave Englishmen recreating what was mostly irishmen's voyage? Also there was no timber deck on the original James caird it was virtually an open boat except for a canvas Cover. Such sparsely scripted reenactments are highly dangerous tomfoolery.

[@timoglock07]

Total nonsense. You give them food and water and tell them to record themselves for TV ratings and you here telling me they are recreating Shackleton.

[@NewTianLong]

U are buttholes

[@MrFootballfu]

I'd agree except I get irritable myself if I miss my morning coffee or I have late meal

[@Joelswinger34]

You obviously were unable to understand what was going on.

[@ANTINUTZI]

... An historically accurate enough re-creation of rather a catastrophic Pyrrhic victory, excepting the contemporary technological safety net. *How quintessentially / essentially British.* This, from a 68 year old American with a quick enough mind-- *and sharpish ears.*

[@nigelwhelan3357]

Very elegantly put sir!

[@7071t6]

WTF why not just go to the tip of good hope the end of argentina south america, chile port williams closer and larger land and more people, which is what i do not understand, i am sure they had ships which could get back to elephant island for sure?

[@norml.hugh-mann]

Just the uncertainty that weather brought prior to satilitte observations and computer modeling makes their journey nothing like the original. One could argue that Shackelton and company had no choice, it was do it or waste away to death. But, once the boat is under way in that area the re-creators are in just as much peril if weather thrashes them suddenly, you think that chase boat will get to them in time in weather bad enough to cause catostrophic failure...maybe, just maybe they would get to them before hypothermia claimed them in 15 minutes....its still a sailboat and has very limited mobility during weather and under sail, and even if powered on by its inboard the sails would need to be brought down/furled in some scenarios...those boats are not at all designed to be lifeboats and are made for long straight lines of travel with tradewinds.. thats if they manage to stay conscious and their head above water. People drown when their boats get swamped in 80° water, let alone 29- 33° water with waves up to 27m documented somewhere in southern waters nearly everyday..confirmed via satalitte over the past 30 years...there are some major odds against surviving voyages in undersized vessels so far removed from civilization....But I have to admit I hope constantly that before I retire I will be able to accumulate enough wealth to upgrade my sailboat to one able to sail to Antarctica during the optimal time of year, which suprisingly one could actually get there in a 24' boat if properly equipped and constructed as evident by this voyage... There are a few models of sailboats that would be tough enough to get there and much better suited than the lifeboat they converted for this journey...but small boats in big waters there will always be a significant reliance on luck and the skills of those controling it.... I think only a few men per thousand nowdays would have the detetmination to actually umdertake a journey like this to save their lives, opting instead to just sit and wait for rescue..Shackelton had some big ole balls, but more importantly he followed through with his commitment to the safety of his crew by any and all means and proved that he would have given his life for them..but then again, men like him were just as rare back then as they are today, thats why we remember him.

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

Tom Colins No such punctuation mark as a commor. 😉

[@upnorthviking823]

We have a 35ft trimaran and would never dare to go to the sea with it.a 24ft is suicide

[@iainttellinumyname118]

You didn't think to have a hatch on the door so the water couldn't splash in while you are sleeping???

[@dizzychizzy1]

It's a reenactment you twit...

[@doctorcXanthophyll]

@Tom Colins .... I was wondering that myself, saw it on episode 1 and thought....Is that a waterproof hatch?

[@Joelswinger34]

It was a recreation, dummy.

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

32:48 300 men? What is he talking about? I thought 25 were left behind on Elephant island.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

I think he said "3 injured men" 6 were in the boat during the trip, 3 climbed and 3 with the boat

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

JCBs Sailing Into the Sunset You're right, I listened again more closely. That's what he said. ”Three injured men”. Thanks.

[@kathleenmoore9534]

The elephant in the room is......why couldn't they have sailed to the other side of the island?

[@Joelswinger34]

Gee, I am sure they, the experts, never thought of that , and you did! Don't you think they would have if they could? Do you know anything at all about sailing, winds, or currents?

[@FussyPickles]

A test voyage woulda been a thing

[@SueMead]

*+Alek S* How do you propose they do that? I know, get a boat the same size as the lifeboat Shackleton used and then put the right number of men in it, to sale to South Georgia Island across the sub-Antarctic ocean and.., oh wait. That's what they're doing.

[@georgiaewington]

why would you put yourself through that wtf

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

Because its there.

[@wisdom47397]

Right?

[@soos1885]

money, fame

[@ZolaMagic25]

Some are explorers. It's what they live for.

[@sickandtired612]

Human stupidity

[@suhailsalim6783]

Who is DR Kumar is he an INDIAN?

[@anthonyb8994]

I'll have a Brit on the rocks please

[@davidmathis6887]

Your right Captain. These guys are sniveling for the camera?...

[@Dunning.Kruger]

"you're"

[@Joelswinger34]

Ah, the classic armchair warrior.

[@erlingandersen8008]

why dident they go falkland?

[@gooniesneversaydie3699]

Dident?

[@Joelswinger34]

They were recreating Shackleton's voyage! !!!!

[@chicagogyrl4846]

Too many ads!

[@PetrieRobert]

I can't watch all of this snivelling play-acting with its ponderous fake-gravitas voiceover. Is the navigator, Frank Worsley, even mentioned? Are they sitting and sleeping among a half ton of rocks, taken on as ballast? And was this 'TV voyage' undertaken in the same season as the historical one? (They left the island in late April.) I don't see them regularly clearing ice off the deck covering, as the (real) men did.

[@MrFootballfu]

I am not going out there at all no matter what modern precautions are taken, that place is hell.

[@Joelswinger34]

Okay,bye.

[@hannahrosa5485]

almost the eptmy f suffering and sheer doggedness.

[@tofuComputer]

Note: The word "Idiot" starts with the letter "i".

[@harryhepworth312]

tofucomputer , is that a self reference ?

[@robertkirk9219]

Woud never haplen the same.....fact......youcan not reapeate everthing for sure

[@jbv776]

Robert Kirk hot take

[@Joelswinger34]

Well duh.

[@richardconnelly7141]

with climate change ironically these new explores may have had it easier than recorded

[@johnfromdownunder.4339]

I swear to god they did not use the sextent and they were giving co ordination by the big baot this is a mockery of what the great men of Shackleton did. These guys are acting and it makes me angry and I hope they sink

[@Joelswinger34]

You do? You sound like you are very knowledgeable....not.

[@davidmathis6887]

You must have some balls Lad?

[@wirmackt]

300 miles from land and you see birds 12.13

[@IcyThrowAwa]

probably living off the side of that yacht or something stupid

[@dizzychizzy1]

WHERES THE NEXT EP.??? Don't tell me that's it..... Farking hell, ripped off.

[@zepherzepher1228]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzZo4B5nplnrdE

[@missasinenomine]

31:25 A Sarcophagus of Sir Ernest Shackleton?

[@Joelswinger34]

WTH are you talking about?

[@missasinenomine]

@@Joelswinger34 Can't you see it? A man lying down. (you need a bit of imagination!, as often in nature)

[@Jacubamustoff]

No one gives glory to God. Without the hand of God on them BOTH TIMES, they would have surely succumb to tragedy. The sea against man? Without God? Good luck.

[@Joelswinger34]

Do you thank your god when bad things happen? Or does your imaginary friend only get credit for the good things?

[@yunikG]

Who is interested in psychological aspect of Shackleton, check laws of human nature

[@youngkeys]

Those men at the bottom seem like they were used for the extra weight

[@Fun-hz8ep]

Its a con, the first 2 days they where soaked right through cold and hungry, And not smiling but on day 5 bone dry all happy and smiling because they been on the other boat getting feed in the warm and towing the 22ft lifeboat, Thats why they where 180nm a head of Shackleton, I enjoyed it up till this point, Sorry but im not buying it one bit fellas lol

[@Fishokkin]

I don’t think you understand water and wind currents lol, there are plenty of weather scenarios which would allow them to be that far ahead of the original.

[@Joelswinger34]

Oh grow up.

[@kevinb9830]

agreed. This is how tv works, unfortunately.

[@alricmarchand2877]

Ok so this is all a bit ridiculous. Behaving like an idiot for the sake of an expensive, unnecessary re-enactment of a real expedition is ridiculous. People die everyday crossing stretches of water in miserable boats to save their lives and they barely make the news. Wake up people, real life adventurers of today are not the one on KZbin.

[@jasontroy4723]

BS