Getting Lost In The Blazing Heat Of The Wilderness | Fight To Survive S3 EP3 | Wonder

[@nancyjeffries9053]

Search and rescue people are incredible. And these rescuers tracked his footprints!! So impressive.❤

[@chodkowski01]

If they were really good they would have gotten a tracker dog.

[@V.R.CoryArt]

Hats off to Ed and the team that searched all night for him! Ed's awesome, 19:25 gave me a good laugh!

[@Lunar_lunaa]

I think it’s funny he says he’s got the trails memorized and doesn’t need a map or compass… but asks someone where the best place to park is lol

[@trevorevans7101]

Yes Kim - it’s a strange story. Doesn’t add up.

[@aaronwilliams9098]

😂😂

[@Therealgilmoregurl]

This guy is so weird and his story is strange af 😂

[@biden_warr3nx767]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lilycalir6515]

@@Therealgilmoregurl🤦🏽‍♀️

[@hilarymoloney1711]

I love the way Ed was able to intersperse humour within this tough situation and particular the comment about him being over in the next suite when asked was he that Rosenthal guy.

[@annemariemyburgh7252]

Respect to Ed, ..I love happy endings when people survived the impossible

[@mikejaygreen]

Not respect.. survive a war command's respect not some idiot getting himself lost.

[@marauderhot]

God bless our men and women in law enforcement for not giving up.

[@dawnerwin2097]

Thank God for the people who kept going. People have survived for longer than we typically think.

[@raider7829]

I would love to be a search and rescue person but now Im too old and body is declining. What an amazing job everyone does and he's one lucky man! ❤

[@DianeLawrence-d1x]

You always need a buddy to go with you, an always tell someone where are going.

[@susandorcean4555]

Absolutely and plenty of water just in case.❤🙏

[@jenniferbedrosian8674]

99% of these people on this show NEVER BRING ENOUGH WATER!!

[@TheConorsmithusa]

Or a tent!!

[@KINGXSAMOAN]

98% are white peeps

[@Itried20takennames]

Do you carry 5 days of water on every “short hike?” That means carrying 5 gallon jugs of water with you. It is a bit heavy.

[@lilianmaher2809]

Because people are stubborn and don’t think anything is going to happen your just overreacting

[@bassboosted9708]

This show taught me to bring a barrel of water next time I go hiking.

[@CRMcCue123]

Almost sounds like he was starting to have a bit of dementia. He’s done this trail 10-15 times....but had to ask where to park? He gets to the top and suddenly nothing looks familiar? I mean nothing. Not even his own fresh tracks. Not a single landmark that’s he’s seen 10-15 times, never mind just a few minutes prior on his way up.

[@ישעיהובן-תורה]

I was thinking the same thing

[@rados1aw]

lol yeah If he doesn't know that then he shouldn't be going on these trips.

[@quackyblox7528]

hes pretty old mate- no offence but there quite forgetful

[@ZombieWarfare552]

Lol 😂

[@snivybun]

I thought so too

[@tasha3757]

I'm amazed that he survived that long without water...

[@fredis3347]

why, I think you can really survive 5 days without water, and more

[@tasha3757]

@@fredis3347 They usually 3 days is average for most humans

[@yousafrazzaqrazzaq5013]

The actor​s of these series are ❤️​great​ actor​s... Greating​ from​ pakistan​🇵🇰 To everybody​ in comment​s 😁🤩👍👍

[@nicoleserenalauer3027]

Always listen to nature, listen to the animals! Yes, this was a warning! Empathy is very important ...never ignore it!

[@MISNM0]

For a man who made many choices that increased his vulnerability he sure did so much right in the realm of survival. Mr. Rosenthal you have so much to be proud of for how you overcame this ordeal. 💛

[@tevir2desjr]

Big thanks for this NEW story. . . I am an avid follower of this show, from the Philippines. . . 11-29-2020

[@Champagneyear]

Im a fan from Sweden

[@tevir2desjr]

@@Champagneyear I'm hoping that we can be friends on FB, sir. Here's my account - Jun Vrtds. Godspeed, Sir Markus. . .

[@Champagneyear]

@@tevir2desjr ofc 😀

[@dondamon4669]

His family or wife didn't go looking for him?? Shows what a person he is

[@markuse3472]

He kind of hinted at what you suggested...interesting.

[@kingofnewyork8818]

I have driven to my girlfriends house 100s of times and I still use gps lol

[@gummybear777]

My sister she uses her gps to go everywhere lol

[@durrkopfblja1001]

You guys better never get lost tho

[@HelenMIslam]

It's much better always using GPS than getting lost

[@kingofnewyork8818]

@Stephen Keller you are absolutely right but she left today for good and it crazy that you wrote that

[@jbri1]

@@kingofnewyork8818 she probably left because youre too stupid to remember a route after more than 100 attempts.

[@poutinedream5066]

These people are incredible. Slight dehydration gives me a splitting headache. I once had a kidney start to shut down and it bent my knees. Yet these people keep moving forward!

[@Fixthewrld]

I know someone with dementia and this is exactly how he speaks and acts I feel sorry for this man if there’s nothing wrong then he is a fool and shouldn’t be outside

[@Jackie-d7p]

Thought immediately that he has onset dementia!

[@bartammers]

I love to watch ur documentary’s in lockdown man thx for that ❤️

[@finlaybiddlesden2426]

Wife: Is he alive..? Ranger: Yes Wife: Good ‘cos the lawn needs cutting when he gets home…

[@MissX905]

Or darn I can't claim the life insurance. Why didn't she report him missing on Day 3?

[@jaymesmorris3990]

Omg the boot print thing was genius

[@devont1576]

What I learned from these is to always tell someone where your going,carry a map,carry food and water and a compass

[@Pine222]

Absolutely

[@misselanys1219]

Carry a locator chip too. Technology is amazing these days.

[@doloreswinsbarrow1110]

Ed is one tough man: he may be age, but strong. Great team work in getting Ed back👍these videos on Wonder true stories was the first video's i watch on KZbin: i so enjoy them they are the best: to see how people survive💕 thanks for sharing.

[@Alf-Garnish]

If you're ever in this position just try and build a structure or shelter, Someone is bound to come out quickly and ask if you have permission to build that.

[@chelettewilliams6476]

😂💯

[@nicoleserenalauer3027]

🤣🤣🤣👍😉

[@arlene425]

I'm always watching your true story vedio, ,poor man lost in the desert good he found

[@annward4149]

As many times Ed's been hiking in that area. He should have known to take extra water. Admit regardless how good you are at hiking or familiar with that area you can get lost. And always tell someone where you're going. I think it's selfish on your part not to. Glad Ed was rescued and alive. Happy for his family. It was nice to give everyone involved a party.

[@deborahpeterson9771]

Selfish, really ?

[@chodkowski01]

He’s on the edge of Alzheimer’s and should never have been able to go out on his own. He showed that he had no knowledge of the landscape terrain he was transversing. With today’s technology there’s no excuse for getting lost.

[@chodkowski01]

@@deborahpeterson9771 he wasted resources (helicopter, rescuers putting their lives at risk looking for him) if he was more safety minded they would have found him right away. A PLB (Personal Locator Beacon) costs $259. Very small and carried on your belt. They would have pinpointed him on the map and went out to pick him up.

[@tobiasra1]

@@chodkowski01 PLBs are amazing and there are situations where there is no real replacement for them. Such as for an arctic or desert journey in very remote areas. Subscription service however required along with charged batteries, working infrastructure and whatnot. So maybe not for the occasional day hikes. It does seem this story was one of "underestimating an everyday hike" that went terrible due to lack of routine that should never be stepped away from. Always carry at least a very basic small gas-station map of the area and a basic compass. Hopefully that way, when you are in a jam you will be off in the somewhat right direction, not further and further into the wasteland desert.

[@nancyleith7765]

@@chodkowski01 … and the name rosenthal is associated with money…. So keeps me wondering

[@RayMak]

He's too Amazing

[@Alan18012]

Hi

[@raccoon1551]

Ur quirky

[@dianestringham5596]

Your everywhere

[@bonniehowell4259]

I have been binge watching this series and I shouldn't be alive. This is the first episode where they threw a party for the search and rescue team.

[@Wallbank888]

This guy explaining his set up in the opening is giving a great list of everything you shouldn't do. If you've been to the same trail some many times you have it "memorized" but you don't remember where to park, something is wrong. He says he has the trail memorized so he didn't need a compass or map. So that means at some point this guy took a perfectly good compass and map out of his pack before his trip. Why? He doesn't tell his wife where he is going or how long he plans to be out. Why? He only brings enough water to make the hike as expected with no extra. Why? No change of clothes. Why? Sometimes a person's sole use in life is to serve as a warning to others.

[@CommonPerson0]

I hike alot and most peoples I passed don't bring water or any gear. Don't matter if it's a short hike you never know. I have most of the survival gear I'll need to survive. If I'm lost or hurt

[@JoesCaribbeanVanLife]

I hope the survivor is happy with the title of the video.

[@marnelbenavides7793]

Lmfaoooo

[@tasha3757]

Thanks. You made my day 😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@crimesacrosstheglobe1885]

Should of just called this one "P15SH34D" LOL

[@RusniatiSMehang]

😄

[@daveortwine2107]

@@crimesacrosstheglobe1885 I don't get it lol

[@quackyblox7528]

life lesson: when your leaving your house bring the whole atlantic ocean amount of water

[@mohammadbazzi3072]

Im glad Ed Was so nice he Apperciate the Rescue Group throwing a party.

[@susananderson1071]

Seems a bit cocky. Even if you've hiked that trail a thousand times, you always go prepared and let someone know where you're going and returning.

[@ivoneashi]

I agree

[@trailrunner925]

Whenever my friends or I hiked alone, we always activated a GPS tracker we carried with us. That way, friends/family could see our actual track plotted on a map. I'd always say if you see me not moving for an hour or two, it means I fell or something. We ALWAYS made certain someone knew where, what trail, and when we planned on returning. Even living states apart, we'd alert each other to this information. I just cannot understand doing otherwise.

[@lanscamille943]

Men

[@prodrumernate]

i love going to Joshua Tree with the family.but with me having a small child and knowing how bad it can get out there.i never go alone and we dont stray far from the main road.though i have wanted to go myself.this is a reminder why i should not or at least be better "prepared" for an unwanted stay.

[@Pum33345]

I love all of u people whom rescued him Iove u guys you deserve the love and the most and the best

[@najmokaramo1551]

Fantastic history 👏👌👍🙌😀💪👏👌👍

[@annettegenovesi4012]

What a beautiful story and my hat off to Ed. Also I have never heard of such a dedicated and caring rescue team as this one. Seems quite unusual in these times, when often no one at all will help. Anyway, a perfect tale with a magnificent ending and I thank you for sharing this amazing drama with others!

[@xonx209]

The rescue team could put up more signs and markers so less people would get lost. But they prefer searching and rescuing and the appreciation parties.

[@brenne8030]

@@xonx209 you are absolutely right but that would be too easy … Idk 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@chodkowski01]

This was a huge waste of time and money spent looking for this guy for why he felt like walking around in the middle of nowhere’s.

[@Noorstud]

Very nice real story. Thanks

[@keithfaulk1354]

Been there done that!! It’s a horrible feeling being lost!!

[@sharcrum]

Just can't believe that someone would go anywhere alone in a desert and not take extra water, compass, etc. And be specific to some about where they are going.

[@alainvosselman9960]

He reminds of Dustin Hoffman in Midnight Cowboy.. the looks, the voice, the accent.

[@Commentator541]

15:00 THAT WAS SO SMART! Suggesting the exact boot print!

[@johnduke4120]

This guy needs to call his rabbi this guy is going nutty.

[@GodiscomingBhappy]

i have written about this in previous videos but i am amazed at the acting, it really helps to depict what happened

[@MickeyShermie]

From all these episodes I learned is check coordinates at start of adventure and carry a compass regardless of how well YOU THINK you know the area. And know how to read the compass.

[@anthonyrenaud5783]

What a great ending to this story. God Bless.

[@tommyandrews4992]

My wife knows where I'm at and where I'm going every second of my life.

[@margieb.4346]

That’s not for everybody.

[@markuse3472]

Maybe because she thinks you will cheat.

[@jeaniemarczniec7755]

Many people balked at the Native people when they say Mni Wiconi "Water is Life," and water keeps us and plants, and animals alive. If we allow the corrupt government to keep leading us down the destructive path we all die. This man has an angel watching out for him and he will never go out on short walks without all the necessary equipment. When searching for missing people the searchers need to go beyond the grid, because with this guy it shows they get lost and can be miles away. This one episode is a learning lesson for all and when one goes out alone tell someone where you are going. I thank God he survived this ordeal.

[@PatriciaS-t1x]

I love those type of people who are true to themselves in spite of common opinion and decide to go on their own instincts like the wife getting the boot print and the 3 rangers doing their own search. Brilliant! Not leaving a stone unturned! They have a treasure hunting instinct- perfect for search and rescue. Also their search teams continued throughout the night!!! That’s amazing!! A lot of other rescue services can’t/ don’t search through the night. Love that Ed threw a party. God bless him and his loyal wife!!

[@brendasprankle9394]

Awesome ending. So happy for you. Take care and take someone with you. Be safe

[@aaroncarter4089]

That dude pretty much did nothing to save himself. Pure luck, actually that should be the title of his book.

[@mysticblue3387]

“ hey! Are the you that Rosen that’s out here?” No he’s over in the next sweep 🤣

[@hellboundrubber4448]

You can have all the Maps and GPS or even photographs of the trail! The trouble is, everything can start to look the same. 5min later you're severely lost. Esp when the Sun starts to go down. U won't recognize anything u just walked past as u look behind you. Then you're really screwed.

[@syvadcram]

'Either there would be good news, or there wouldn't be good news'

[@SinergiaAlUnisono]

smart binary life lesson, It made my day too :-b

[@jamesstreet228]

I was talking to a truck driver who told me the story of how he had a wreck on a 2 lane road somewhere between Flagstaff and Phoenix Arizona. He drove off a cliff one night and landed on a ledge maybe 40' down. No one could see him from the road and there wasn't alot of traffic on that road anyway. Then, someone in a plane who was taking off from the Phoenix airport that had a window seat saw his white and red truck and called one of the flight attendants to come see and she thought it was a wreck too so she went to the cabin and told the pilot who called ATC and asked if he could go lower to get a better look at what they had seen and ATC gave him clearance to get closer and they confirmed it was a wreck to ATC who called the county sheriff and they went out and and found him. He wasn't hurt really bad but he had a broken leg and couldn't climb back up. He had food and water in the truck that he survived on for the one day he was down there. It wasn't as bad as this but if he hadn't been seen who knows?

[@margieb.4346]

Great story,thanks.

[@LtDan-lj7oj]

He's hiked the same trail 12 or 15 times, but doesn't remember where a good place to park is? Right. Got it.

[@sdriza]

Exactly. Everything checks out on this one.

[@ZeitGeist_TV]

The actor they have playing him looks older then Ed.

[@sarahvincent3431]

For real like 20yr different

[@Speedofsound9]

Same with his wife

[@1gerger1]

Why didn’t the cameraman help him?

[@stormchild831]

Oh, I wouldn't trust that camera man as far as i could throw him.He's got a seriously eerie knack of knowing,exactly, whose going to end up lost with their life in danger. Then he just follows them around until their near to deaths door, and collects a big pay check for doing it , Talk about Creepy ! ( :

[@amy5537]

they just recreated of what actually happened but i think the same person who got losted for days acted for this video

[@lumaisamiah9008]

Is that he serious question 😳

[@glitterpenguines123]

I used to wonder that as a kid 😂😂😂😂

[@stef9254]

u serios its a reanaction and its an actor

[@spencergoss9987]

This is the dumbest survivor episode I've ever seen . He said he's been there 10 to 12 times but still ask a random guy where's the best parking .this guy can barely walk how can he do 5 miles. This guy says oh no I'm out of my fire starters but so I guess I cant make a fire with my lighter. I'll just be cold at night for no reason.

[@davidschulte898]

Also he's going downhill on his hike, gets lost and thinks he should continue FURTHER downhill to find his initial starting point???

[@Camibug]

Exactly! Why use three fire starters on DRY BRUSH?!

[@AnthroGuitarist]

@@Camibug He's a boomer. They're very arrogant and used to comfort

[@misselanys1219]

@@AnthroGuitarist Hes a boomer. They're very arrogant and stoooopid. There. Fixed it for ya.

[@futureghost6932]

Ed doesn't seem like the "desert hike" type of guy..

[@Thomas.3698]

I know. Not at all.

[@latifahalbinali3511]

I am always amazed by the look a like actors! How do they do it ?!

[@rogerramjet6615]

GPS beacon needed for these hikes. Another trick is to break twigs and make little arrows pointing in direction of travel. This will lead rescuers directly to you.

[@fyaycr]

I think Ed is only one who threw a party. What a legend

[@rainyrainold]

I used to live in the Mojave. September might as well be the middle of summer. Camping out here we went through gallons of water perperson, per day. Not to mention replacing the salt you lose from sweating

[@jdl9623]

If the trail you walked on was pretty much flat and linear, why would you assume you would trace your way back by descending on a steep hill eventhough you never climbed one.

[@miamimagicians]

He’s just the smartest most intelligent guy ever

[@emstravellucky783]

Now I appreciate my bed so much.

[@tasha3757]

I'm never leaving my home again

[@Alan18012]

Hi

[@sheilamogeni6466]

Lol

[@sheilamogeni6466]

Me too

[@jcrow5427]

Thanks for the laugh

[@carolnabors6746]

Never go hiking by yourself. Always find out about cell phone service where you are going. Too many people get lost in wilderness.

[@radacheck]

yes he was a cretin

[@misselanys1219]

Too many adults should never be let out of the house without supervision. The sheer stupidity and arrogance and I think he had dementia

[@siddhantsingh9749]

Channels like wonder should be promoted

[@tishaher7]

Such a miracle! Praise Jesus! But seriously guys, please bring extra water with you. Even if it’s just down the street!

[@newyorknewyork9790]

Are you ER? No, is the guy in the next suite. He is funny

[@sm0kei38]

wonderful how many people wanted to search for ed, im so happu he got found

[@SCP-049.4]

Leeets goooo new survival video

[@Lindah787]

All glory belongs to Jesus Christ 🙏

[@yvettegrant3335]

You guys are awesome.

[@guaromiami]

It's kind of weird that the wife hadn't reported him missing if it was supposed to be just a short day hike.

[@William14094]

But he was supposed to be staying there for days

[@OURWORLD4EVER]

She wanted the life insurance 😆

[@MissX905]

@@William14094 No he was going on a short hike.

[@mayank4977]

take extra food and water and sos device ,even if u dont need

[@franzinauen8443]

I always inform my sister where I am planning to going. That way they have at least an idea where they can start searching.

[@MissX905]

Glad he survived. He had been gone for over 3 days and his wife never thought to get rescue involved? No phone calls nothing, he didn't take a tent or any survival gear.

[@SmokeyKeitaTEACH]

I can't watch it. So happy he survived the universe had his back.

[@SmokeyKeitaTEACH]

I did watch it to the end. Thank the guy who had seen him, and the car. Thank the search team for being persistent. Thank that female park Ranger who did what great women do, and never give up. Thank you Ed you're a survivor in a purplish canyon who survived Death Valley.

[@desiguy55]

can't the park service put up trail signs every 100 feet, so people don't get lost?

[@pmue437]

He was not equipped not even for this trail. No Rainjacket, Firestarter, Water, nothing. My personal opinion the park should invest in large antennas. This would save a lot of money. He had enough time to send a small sms and telling that He‘s going „Trail No 2“ and direction.

[@briansykes2806]

Take a GPS - then you cannot get lost. I have done it many times in deserts (even in vehicles).

[@reluctantheist5224]

That emergency blanket over the cracks in the rocks might have provided shade.. Weighed down with some rocks on the edges?

[@gabrielalvarez9570]

We found your husband!!! After she hugged the Lady ranger then she's like " Dead or Alive?!" Lol 😂 sorry this was a little funnny

[@fmthe]

This couple is hilarious 😆

[@Laurendaw]

Weldone to the rescue team!!!

[@garyclarke9685]

Even on the shortest of walks & even on a designated walking trail I also take extra water 2 or even 3 times more. I can leave any trail for any length of time on any kind of terrain because when one as a compass it is impossible to get lost.

[@ladyyoyo7297]

His wife doesn't think anything is wrong when she can't reach her husband for 2 days? Thank goodness for the other camper...

[@MissX905]

That was very weird she didn't think to alert someone to go and look for him.

[@jessicakes0025]

Damn must have found the fountain of youth out there.

[@chanarottenstein9368]

I would have also loved to know the man interviewing him story as well! Seams that’s he’s been in a similar situation and had a story of his own! I wonder if he ever shared it on video, would loved to see it

[@dawnerwin2097]

You need to widen typical search areas just cause people start to wonder and freak out with the likelihood of being outside the search areas. Just keep going

[@silver_narcoyt6758]

all in all GOD was with him

[@edmarquescaribe]

Documentário Very good

[@metalman5655]

Nothing like drinking water in a comfy bed

[@latifahalbinali3511]

I am always amazed by the look like actors! How do they do it ?!

[@Rose-wx2ct]

I dont undertand people hiking alone,not telling people where he is going...without water etc???call me cruel but that is stupid.period

[@BeautifulPlaces7290]

I like these videos.