Mystery in the Canadian Arctic | The Search for Franklin's Lost Expedition【4K】

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks everyone for watching! I hope you enjoyed learning about this interesting part of Canada's history. If you have any ideas for future videos of mysteries or stories that you would like to see let me know down below. I look forward to any feedback. If you enjoyed leave a thumbs up and I will see you on the next adventure. Thank You!

[@bryanteal]

Fantastic job, Wade, utterly fantastic!!!!!

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thank you appreciate it!

[@DavesEpicPhoneShots]

Wow what a great historical tale of past exploring expeditions. Great work putting this together !

[@ExploringwithWade]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@TheJansenJournal]

Love these historic stories! Thanks Wade!

[@ExploringwithWade]

You are welcome glad you enjoyed!

[@HaswellTravelled]

Fabulous production, Wade! I appreciated the work involved. Great story in Canada's history. Big like and full play 👍. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend 😀.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks for the visit! Have a great day!

[@NBNatureTrailvan]

This is great Wade I have always been a bit obsessed with polar exploration and knew of this lost expedition. Nansen and Amundsen’s successful passage plus the South Pole adventures of Scott and Shackleton and Amundsen are just amazing. These stories show the absolute bravery of these men in their quest for knowledge of our world. They just discovered Shackletons ship, Endurance - that is a similar story to Franklins expedition but with the ships crew being rescued in one of the most crazy stories ever told!! They named two Antarctic volcanoes, Erebus and Terror after those two ships!! Just brilliant.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks! Yes early exploring has always fascinated me also. Going off into the unknown not knowing what they will find or if they will return is crazy to think about. Exciting but scary. I heard about Shackleton's ship but never looked into it much yet or know much about it but I will be checking out some videos on that for sure. Thanks for the info and have a great week!

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

What a tragic story. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode Wade. Well edited and put together.👍🏽

[@ExploringwithWade]

Hard times for the early explorers of the world. Thanks for watching and take care.

[@Packsalot]

Great video to learn about the early explorations and the fate of many of the explorers. Interesting about the recent discoveries plus the lead found in the bones. 2016 is a pretty recent find. I'm sure with today's technology there will be many unknowns answered with future discoveries. Pretty neat video Wade. Thanks for sharing the history. Have a wonderful day.

[@ExploringwithWade]

I am always interested in the early days of exploring. Very cool that they found the ships recently and can't wait to see what they discover searching them. Thanks for stopping by and take care.

[@OpenAirOutdoors]

What a great story from the exploration days.I remember when the first images of the found ships were made public, it was and still is fascinating to watch! Well put together Wade✌

[@ExploringwithWade]

I like learning about the early explorers. Some fascinating stories. Watching the 2019 video of the tour through the terror is so amazing to me. It is in excellent condition for how old it is. Thanks!

[@earthartgems]

Thank you for this video, It was exactly what I was looking for: Just the facts, no commentary or speculation. And I appreciate the included original photos and documents. Not to mention it was concise. I'd recommend this over many of the longer videos.

[@LadyStrzygaPenitentialCell]

Wow, great and very interesting. Big 👍 my friend. Have a wonderful day my friend

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@HikeCamp]

Fascinating story Wade and expertly illustrated...

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks man I always find the days of early exploring fascinating.

[@ElizBee]

Great video and history lesson. Fully watched. 10:33 Thanks for sharing.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks very much!

[@PrairieSkyDrones]

I vaguely remember hearing about this story in school. You always have the most interesting videos and very well presented. Thanks for sharing.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks again! I am always trying to find interesting stories or content to share and keep a good variety. I am glad you appreciate and enjoy it.

[@brianfisher4360]

Very informative ! Production quality is top notch !

[@ExploringwithWade]

Much appreciated! Thank you!

[@MainlightDrone]

Absolutely fascinating. Wade. This could be shown on public television. :O

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks very much I really appreciate the nice feedback.

[@Terry-hm4bs]

What a wonderful job on this video! I was first interested in the Northwest Passage when I watched "Buried In Ice" on Nova. They didn't teach this when I learned about history in school. I wonder if we would ever find out the rest of the story of the Franklin Expedition in our future.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Glad you enjoyed it! There is so much history like this that they don't teach in school. I doubt much else will be uncovered with this story but you never know. Have a good day.

[@CarolinaCampervan]

really enjoyed this video, really well done! Thank you for putting this together!

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks very much! A lot of work but the stories of early explorers are fascinating to me. Take care!

[@WanderingwithWatto]

A very good interesting presentation. Thank you for educating us on this expedition. 👌🏻👍🏻🙏🏻

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thank you! Early exploring has always fascinated me. Thanks for stopping by!

[@ExitThrutheGiftShop]

Awesome! I just finished watching "The Terror" which is a retelling of this journey. The show is fiction and embellishes the story with a bit of supernatural thrown in. Nice to hear a bit more about the true history. I took an interest in this because I recently did a video on the St Roche at the Vancouver Maritime Museum, which was the of second ago to ever complete the Northwest Passage!

[@ExploringwithWade]

I never watched 'The Terror' but have seen and heard about it. I tried to stick to the facts on this one. Oh that is very interesting I didn't hear about the St Roche so I will have to check that out! You have some interesting videos and lots I still want to watch. Take care! Maybe one day we can link up out there.

[@Ed-R]

Hi Wade. I remember hearing about the discoveries of the Expedition since the the mid - late 1980's. Another story you could do is the "Mad" Trapper of Rat River, NWT. Keep up the great work.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Yes the Mad trapper was on my list as a possible one to do so it is a possibility. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@maxdexpeditions]

I love the storytelling, man. I appreciate the effort and work you put into the research. The subtle background music goes well with your content too. Nicely done ❤️

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks! These early exploration stories are interesting to me. I appreciate you stopping by!

[@VideoProduction100]

Great footage as always my friend! 👍Happy Holidays

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks very much!

[@photographyadventuresbygraciel]

What a great history lesson. Great video.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks appreciate it!

[@newfoundlandscenery3568]

Real documentary you got here, a lot of work!Great!Con!

[@ExploringwithWade]

Many thanks! Oh yes they are a lot of work but as long as some people enjoy them that is what matters.

[@philipdagley9547]

Thanks for the History . Never knew this. Lots of research there. good to know.

[@ExploringwithWade]

It is a fascinating story of the early explorers. It was nice to learn about. Thanks!

[@vs123]

Thanks you for telling the history

[@ExploringwithWade]

You are welcome. Thanks for stopping by.

[@PEJUANGIMPIAN9]

this history is amazing, thanks for sharing this video, greetings new friend

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks and welcome! I appreciate your kind comment.

[@Tafta182]

thanks for the information my friend is very useful for knowledge

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks for visiting! Have a great week.

[@wind-up_team]

Τhe video is very good. Ηas beautiful shots of perfect colors.

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thank you very much!

[@lindadagley8650]

So interesting Wade

[@ExploringwithWade]

Thanks!

[@exploringthetributaries643]

Intriguing story! Did none of them ask for help to the locals (as there seems to have been at least some contact)?

[@ExploringwithWade]

Yes it is fascinating! Yes that was a thought of mine too and there are so many theories of what happened to them all. Some stories tell of some of the crew surviving for many years after they were thought to have died so maybe some integrated in with the inuit but we don't know for sure and may never fully know. Have a great day!

[@lorenzbroll101]

It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change, that lives within the means available and works co-operatively against common threats. Charles Darwin