PLANE CRASH SURVIVAL CHALLENGE (Remote Island, No Food, No Water)

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This Episode Strick simulates a Plane Wreck for a Survival Challenge on a remote tropical island with no food, water or supplies.
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[@BacktoBasics]

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[@alienews0]

0:11 mmm, what were you doin with the pilot before the crash ? topless, naked feet .. that's suspicious : are you really sure it was an engine issue ^^ ?

[@CrosswindSurfer]

Man, MASSIVE props for taking a second and bring the actual gravity to the theme with the down aircraft and pilots. HUGE RESPECT.

[@adrienperie6119]

I think often times these focus on the food, but actually you can survive over 3 weeks without food. My priority would have been water straight away, that glass bottle is a godsend. Clean it, rig foliage to fill it and then go for food. Coconut water has rapid diminishing returns as it will quickly cause diarrhea. This was a great video though for sure. Would give anything to be on that island right about now.

[@PCLHH]

Not wrong, but you also don't want to go without food too long, because you will get so weak and tired. But yes: water is first priority

[@adrienperie6119]

@@PCLHH Try and fast for 3 days. You will find that on that third day you have more energy and focus than on the first day. Obviously this only works in warmer climates, if you're in the snow your body has to burn tons of calories every day just to maintain temperature there's no way around that.

[@nathancarson9125]

100% Agree. Running around chasing fish is NOT what you want to do. You want to minimize any risk of getting injured, and that was dangerous and a waste of energy. It shows how reckless he is even with a knife. I knew he was going to slice this thumb. The glass bottle more important than food. Water, Shelter first.

[@adrienperie6119]

@@nathancarson9125 Right ? There are stone fish and rays in there that have a poison dart if you step on it you are dead even if you're taken to the nearest hospital, because on those islands you are always hours away from a doctor. Even cutting yourself can get infected and then you are pretty much certain to die without antibiotics and no way to amputate. Plus you need to be very hungry already to eat what you will find in a survival situation. You're going from good cooked food to if you're lucky fish with no seasoning, and coconuts. I think everyone should do a 3 day fast at least once in their life to understand their body better.

[@031Snippe]

True. Water main prio and something to collect water.. Then shelter in case a storm hits you for a long time and might cause hypothermia. And protection for your fire. Then go for fire. And food last.

[@JP-xb3wc]

Toothpaste must have been a nice find after the stinky fruit 😂

[@billledbetter7978]

THIS is what I call a survival video. Foraging for available flora and fauna is what REAL survival is about. Good show. Bring more like it, please.

[@alastairdow4400]

Saw a "survival" video yesterday and the guy used a post hole digger for his tarp poles

[@siv5612]

considering you dehydrate in 3 days (which he checked of) and freeze to death in a matter of days while you will last about 3 weeks without food i found it quite interesting to see he prioritised food over shelter. It does look quite warm on that island, but a strong ocean storm without any shelter will change that VERY quickly and cool you down tremendously. People always think food is the most important part in a survival situation when it really isnt, unless you plan on surviving for weeks/months. it is great that he shows so many options tho, since once it DOES come to finding food in order to survive chances are high you are not gonna find one of your top 10 favorites, so its good to have options.

[@TheOneRioji]

True, but in terms of tools, if the plane is relatively close to the island, you can probably salvage something from the plane. Because in an actual survival situation, you use whatever you can get your hands on.

[@foxtrot1787]

Not sure he would have a knife with him on a plane

[@fartiscle]

@@siv5612 honestly, he wasnt gonna do allat if he was js staying for one day. if it was long term, im sure his approach would've been better and more efficient

[@patrickoberem9109]

Incredibly valuable episode. After watching this I figure that given half a chance anyone could survive indefinitely in a place like this. ( Obviously there are always curve balls ....) The family and I watched over supper. Hopefully the lessons learned will never need to be used to survive, however experience teaches that strange things can happen.

[@Timeren2010]

Survivoman, Les Stroud, had ONE episode in which he said he didnt mind spending a few more days. That was on a tropical island much like this one :)

[@mkzhero]

Nah its a bad video with some absolutely horrible moments and advice or just stupid actions - no shelter, relying on coconuts for water which you can get unlucky with easily, running in water which can break a leg or damage/cut you badly, cutting yourself due to HORRIBLE knife use and discipline... He goes right after food too, while in actual survival its barely important, you can live many months with minimal scavenging mostly off reserves (not that you should), finding sustainable water, getting shelter, warding off bugs and animals, making stuff to avoid sunburn is all far higher priority.

[@MemerDad]

It would have been a much harder without that knife but not impossible imo. Great video though. So satisfying and calming

[@snowdogs59]

Strick you should go on one of these survival shows, you’d have no problem.

[@IntuitiveIQ]

He doesn't need a show, it's his real life. 😄

[@chrissyt5471]

I swear im actually dreaming nowadays of spending time out in the bush up north in NT and watching your videos B2B is making those dreams more consistent. THIS IS SURVIVAL, and im so appreciative of the time you soend teaching us about how to live out bush. Im a Aussie but been in the uk since i was 11, and even when i was back home, we lived in Victoria so massively different. My life goal is to come home, and spend a good few weeks out bush. Thank you, and big up fran for riding this journey with you ❤

[@helios8369]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching your adventure here. Dude, there are no words to describe how beautiful nature is. 36 minutes of forgetting about society,taxes,greed,corruption and all of the bad things that society has.. Thank you.

[@guruware8612]

you will be surprised how hostile nature is when is comes to survival, there is no time for watching beautiful sunsets or relaxing on the beach. finding food and dry wood, fighting against animals, monkeys, lizards, ants spiders, scorpions, mosquitos and what not beautiful nature, ofc but only on holiday or pictures/movies. several times i have seen people to go to the forest at dawn to collect fire-wood (because day-time was beach-time), and then got lost in the forest crying for help. was surprised they even survived their "adventure", knowing what was in this jungle: leopards, cobras, huge centipeds, big wild boars, spiderwebs everywhere nature is fun, yes :)

[@jfk64kennedy95]

suggestion, if you have access to, use some hollow reeds or bamboo as a blow tube when starting fire, 1: keeps you out of smoke, can see better, 2: it directs the airflow in a more directed spot, not just blowing on

[@teeanahera8949]

Bamboo and reeds are not hollow! Crazy idea.

[@samharper4289]

I'm a huge WWII buff! Excellent survival challenge brother Strick! At least Fran left you a care package to start with! 😉 Well done mate! Blessings and much love my friend!!! 🙏❤

[@P0pC0rnEd]

I didn’t see too many comments about this, but mad respect for respecting the plane wreck at the beginning. You didn’t have to but you did.

[@Salah.elgebily]

This is the most amazing episode you have ever made. Thank you so much

[@davidwalker3626]

Really enjoyed this one, brilliant episode! Your composure amid frustrating scenarios is inspiring

[@ImmersionFiji]

Bloody awesome vid Jack 👌 You well and truly earned the parrot mate!

[@taylorjones7174]

The wild life you see in your videos is amazing! Eels, crabs, sharks, fish, crocodiles, etc. How cool to see that in real life!!! Cheers!!

[@beanysgold963]

By far my favourite type of video to watch! Awesome stuff strick!

[@lindaopperthauser2284]

Been a dream of mine to survive on a tropical island. Sunset and waves just breathtaking! Looks to me like you are thriving! 🐟

[@guruware8612]

better keep dreaming, reality is not like a tv-show. as if fighting to survive a life-threatening situation is fun. did it, and can tell you it is not about sitting on the beach, make fire at night and play the didgeridoo. there is not much time to admire the environment. palmtrees loose their beauty when you see them all the time, esp when they have no nuts to harvest. deserted island are deserted for a reason, mostly because of no water.

[@staniliusathanase5568]

Bro it's funny how we are unaware of what's behind us 33:46 there was that reef shark on the shore line coming to eat the fish skin that you threw in the water, excellent source of food and less trouble to get it from my point of view But great vid none the less, I'm a new sub👍🏽

[@lknanml]

Love to see ideas on how to boil seawater for drinking. Shirt to collect steam and ring it out and so on.

[@megamindtvsydney3967]

This is what 99% of the survival channels forget- this is why we love it - we think what would I do ! Could I do that !? Would I do it the same way etc

[@JustifiedAncient]

Yeah but how many people fly with a knife strapped on their belts?? 🧐

[@kyuuudabedt8567]

​@@JustifiedAncient well i suppose if you survived a plane crash in most cases you could find and fashion some metal of the debris into the knife/cutting tool

[@CryptCross]

How are you keeping your eyes open in the water!?

[@Matt_Norrie]

Can I just say how satisfying it was when you ripped the palm leaf straight down the middle! 🤩👌

[@cassidyjonson3741]

Love this kinda of video. Great job!!

[@StevieObieYT]

Bro is living life like a king on the island. That's a big feast, man! 🤴 🏝 🙌

[@richardthornhill4630]

Evidently you are missing Fran. She improves your survival chances.

[@driftless1870]

Apparently, she’s running the camera in several of the shots?

[@TomTom-cs7gr]

Way better videos without her 👌👌👌

[@Tyomni_Ritsar]

If he wasn’t trying to impress the camera half the time his chances of survival would be higher

[@driftless1870]

@@Tyomni_Ritsar Do you think the Continental breakfast has those little puff pastries, with bacon, or is it mostly fruit?

[@cjweiss9746]

@@TomTom-cs7grhu

[@PaNDaSNiP3R]

I’ve played this game. Stranded deep 😂

[@devilinsideanangel]

Honestly, thanks for being the exact thing I was searching for in this moment ❤

[@jamescena7101]

Awesome show guys. We Love you here in the states.

[@elijahP360]

Thanks for the content! Keep up the great work my friend.

[@Bugspray14933]

there are tons of survival channels like this on youtube, but something about this, i dont know what it is, but i like it more than the others, keep it going man

[@fishworld2112]

Very beautiful scenery! I enjoyed.

[@Axely]

33:40 that poor fish or shark trying to swim back to the ocean lol

[@chrispeabody9239]

7:23…. Your camera man replied ‘yeh’ 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣

[@sylface86]

i am so impressed you did a stranded deep survival in real life

[@jeaniewatkins9218]

Awesome info and beautiful evening! Thanks!

[@danchapman8218]

Wow, fun video,... hard work to catch the little fish, the crabs, open the coconuts, the stinky leaves, and starting the fire...wow... The only thing missing was your beautiful sidekick.

[@ryanwalden9072]

Jack way to be a man an give a shout out to that pilot! Great video and much respect mate! (Always wanted to talk like an Aussie,) well kind of lol!

[@marcmed2555]

Excellent!! Congratulations!!👍

[@ls4.8frank]

This should be a reminder of what not to do, exerting so much energy and hydration for such a long time. You need to look first for the "low hanging"/"easy picking" stuff first and make shelter and gather essentials for a fire and hydration.

[@discoloured3492]

This is beautiful, legit real raw footage of mistakes and stuff lmao. Good stuff

[@cIeetz]

these are my favorite challenges and one of my favorite things. stranded survival with no strings attached

[@andreamorales8129]

I felt so bad for you when you cut your finger :(. I could see you were so tired and disappointed. But you did amazing! What a great episode. It's normal to make mistakes, thanks for teaching us.😊

[@BacktoBasics]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@noduj]

what a beautiful beach, very nice shots.

[@jkjkok7754]

You could thrive out there indefinitely! Paradise really

[@villain1409]

Such a impressive life, & all you have to do is just,LIVE IT!

[@Hawaiian80882]

So awesome bro! looking forward to the next episode....

[@manueldinoris843]

Awesome video againJack, man those parrot fish made you work for ur meal that's for sure but looked so good to eat, you cooked it to perfection mate 👍👍

[@jaimeTF]

That fish didn't die just to be overcooked ... Sadge

[@megapixelkid970]

also where was the sea salt, Chef?

[@jaimeTF]

@@megapixelkid970 Gordon Ramsay would have called him a plonker ...

[@Namugaseum]

What a cool concept! I’m happy to have this channel come up in my recommended feed.

[@reece_h]

35:50 when the homies dont give u a blanket or pillow

[@shadomane]

Even though I am an elderly man (65), for me this would be the easiest survival scenario I could find myself in, especially if I somehow was able to survive the plane crash without sustaining injury. From 1980-1993 I lived and worked on the South Pacific islands of American Samoa as a young man. And fortunately having family from there, (my biological father was a Samoan chief) I was able to take advantage of and immerse myself in the culture, lifestyle and survival skills of the Samoan people. Thank you for the video and for sharing the experience with us.

[@2blackcatz426]

Wow such a hu.ble response to this video with that being your back story. Such a beautiful culture

[@george8214]

Clutch commentary regarding the folks that serve in armed forces. We watch all your content. Great job! Keep it up!

[@sawyerdavis23]

Well done Strick. Great video

[@17qq]

5:23 first time seeing a crab jump

[@andrewkingdon3791]

Yeah , Agree with the others its good to know this stuff , Well done Strick!!

[@zakthewarcat3172]

agreed

[@texgowing7359]

No problem, we had to do this in our military survival training off Belize back in the 70s.

[@GalactiCadet]

Did that crab just jump ?😂 I never knew that had that capability . You learn something new everyday

[@glitchylol2546]

They can also swim

[@glitchylol2546]

They can also swim

[@echongkan01]

a tip for open the coconuts with a small knife: 1- punch the knife into the top of the fruit, across the fibers ( perpendicular to the fibers ). 2- Then rotate the fruit while holding the knife steady. also, the sprout coconuts have a sponge inside that is sweet and oily.

[@gonnn777F]

ohhhh sooo by chance you have a vitamin complement!!!! Cool!!! TV and Cable for sunday games arriving soon!!! normal things on an isolated island!

[@foolsgold953]

Great stuff, reminiscent of Les Hiddins in the late 80's, used to love watching his programmes from the other side of the world. He's still on the go right? He'd be well impressed that you youngsters of today are living in similar veins like the indigenous peoples of Australia taught him.

[@rodobrien3488]

HOW EXACTLY DID THE indigenous peoples of Australia TEACH LES HIDDEN ANYTHING EVERY LAST ONE OF THE REAL indigenous peoples of Australia ARE DEAD, AROUND WERE I LIVE THERES SKALITONS OF THE REAL indigenous peoples of Australia IN THE GROUND WITH MODERN DAY ABORIGINI SPEARS IN THERE SKULLS THEY WERE FOUND TO BE OF NO RELASHION TO THE MODERNDAY ABORIGINI AND THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLDER. ALSO IM UN SURE WEATHER THE MODERNDAY ABORIGINI WERE ONCE CANABULS BUT MY OLD MATE FOUND THEM IN A GRAVEL PIT IN AUSTRALIA THEY WERE BIG PPL AS MY MATE WAS ABEL TO PUT THE SKULL OVER HIS OWN AND STILL HAVE ROOM. ONE OF THE SKULLS WAS BEING USED AS A DRINKING VESSAL . ANOTHER THING MODERN DAY ABORIGINYS HAVE STATED THAT THEY FOUND PAINTINGS ON ROCKS THAT WERNT THERES AND PAINTED OVER THEM THAT ALONE SHOULD HAVE TOLD YOU MODERNDAY ABORIGANIS ARNT REAL indigenous peoples of Australia USEING SOMETHING THEY STOPPED TEACHING IN SKHOOLS. AMAZING ISENT IT PPL DONT CAR THAT MODERNDAY ABORIGINIS DESACRATE THE REAL indigenous peoples of Australia PAINTINGS AND NO ONE CARES AND OUR GOVERMENT TREET THEM LIKE GODS. MODERN DAY ABORIGINIS ARNT THE REAL indigenous peoples of Australia THE FIRST REAL indigenous peoples of Australia WAS FOUND NO RELASHION TO THE MODERN DAY ABORIGINYS HE WAS PUT IN A MUSIUM AND A HEAP OF MODERNDAY ABORIGINYS WENT AND DEMANDED THEY GIVE IT TO THEM THE MODERN DAY ABORIGINIS THROUGH HIM DOWN A DEEP DISUSED MINE SHAFT ONE OF THEM TALKED IS HOW IT WAS FOUND OUT AS WERE IM FROM THERES THOUSANDS OF MINE SHAFTS FINDING THE REAL indigenous peoples of Australia BONES IS NEAR IN POSSABUL SO THEY HAVENT BEEN RECOVERED. JACK KEEPS SAYING THEY ARE REAL indigenous peoples of Australia BUT THEY ARNT AND THERES PROOF IN THE GROUND WERE I LIVE. MODERN DAY ABORIGINIS ARE ACTULY FROM ASIA MY MATE AND I ARE 2 OF THE ONLY 5 PPL IN AUSTRALIA KNOWS WERE THE GRAVES ARE. I CAN BET YOU AND JACK DONT EVEN KNOW WHY THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERMENT TOOK THE STOLEN GENORASHION DO YOU? I USED TO WORK FOR A BLOKE THAT S GRANDFATHER HAD A FULL BLOOD OLD MODERNDAY ABORIGINY TOLD HIS GRANDFATHER THAT THE WHITES WERE MATEING WITH THE ABORIGINI WOMAN AND GOT THEM PREGNANT THE BABYS WERE COMEING OUT NOT AS DARK AS THE ABORIGINI BABYS SO THE MOTHERS WERE HITTING THEM ON THE HEAD THE GOVERMENT STEPPED IN. MORE COMMON SENCE WE HAVE SEEN PPL THAT HAD BEEN TAKEN ON TV OR THERE PICTURES AND GUESS WHAT PPL THEY WERE ALL HALF WHITE NOT DARK BLACK LIKE THEY SHOULD BE. THEY ARE ROURTING OUR COUNTRY MILKING IT DRY AND PPL LIKE YOU AND JACK THINK THEY ARE THE BEST PPL EVER. PLEASE FFS BOYS DO SOME RESERCH. BELEAVE NOTHING YOU HEAR AND ONLY HALF OF WHAT YOU SEE AND YOU WILL GO FAR IN THIS WORLD .

[@foolsgold953]

@@rodobrien3488 I'd recommend you lay off the glue and knock off the CAPS button. Oh and enable the spell check as your rant is a bit unreadable. Merry Xmas by the way.

[@shaynedool2349]

you are truly blessed sir

[@SoundzAlive1]

Hi Strick, I'm glad you showed the realistic side of catching food. It is never easy. I thought you might cortorise the cut with an ember and I am glad you didn't. André in Sydney

[@teeanahera8949]

If he did he would have a massive blister on his thumb which would get infected and require serious attention. You don’t cauterise cuts.

[@SoundzAlive1]

@@teeanahera8949 Thanks I did not know that, just seen it in movies.

[@olivercochran4173]

Where is the Lady of the (⁠｡⁠♡⁠‿⁠♡⁠｡⁠)

[@TRayTV]

Hats off. That fire looked super frustrating. There might be a solar solution for recharging the GoPro batteries.

[@megamindtvsydney3967]

Awesome! Really I joyed this! Great job!

[@masonmay5373]

I love how you didn’t give up and you finally got that fish. Cheers brotha!

[@Freddy21943]

Just looking at the food makes me hungry even if I have snacks and easy to make meals. Fish looks good. Crab too.😊

[@franiannarone8196]

Yay, good job! "FIRE"👏🦀🥰

[@wisteria4981]

What an Outstanding video❤

[@rozeedominguez6674]

2:55 I subbed and liked.. we need more survivalists like you.

[@maxamus]

Tuff day...! your enjoying my ideal holiday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@heavyweight0111]

Wait until you get a toothache... You'll need a ice skate boot

[@JoelOnganVlogs]

Wow amazing place idol. God bless you idol.💖

[@lucganachaud863]

Good episode mate.. Cutting your fingers is all apart of the challenge. Couldnt be any closer to the same thing.. WELL DONE..

[@8Scorpions]

That coconut was full of potassium, and the fish, and crab...what a meal for being stranded 😋

[@Hotsauce760]

love the survival guide

[@Binusarn]

Stranded deep players when someone says be real

[@crimsonfox87fluxule62]

Starting under that water was incredible, never seen someone actually tried going underwater to fish and it's a great example of your athletic ability.

[@modestpelicanshydratedson9544]

Loved the way he took a moment to pay his respects to all the people who served in WW2

[@autorepair2321]

Nice bro respect to you...greeting from kenya

[@natashafrance717]

Every time I see a moray eel, the child in me is immediately looking for Ursula 🤣

[@nixielee]

This is great content.

[@Sakura-zu4rz]

It makes me happy just to think that you are alive☺❤

[@whitecaps775]

Sweet, miss Fran though. Learned quite a bit. Cheers

[@dgordon9645]

I liked what you did l think rock circle in tidal pool for catching fish is less work just check on each low tide and after water shelter and Fire. And I would have grabbed that reef shark two days of flake beautiful. Great video thumbs up.

[@MartyMcFly88]

Great video. I love your persistence trying to get that fish. Glad to see it paid off for you. You should have captured the shark instead, that would be more meat.

[@thebayslayer1]

you missed the land crab man at 12:40 , lucky bugger haha

[@greendeane1]

Yes, given my expertise. Terminalia fruit is edible when yellow to red, the green ones are edible but don't taste too good. The embryonic seed inside (coteyledon) is tasty. Put the thumb in salt water...

[@williammcleroy558]

I had no idea crabs could jump! 😂

[@richard_n]

People have no idea how hard it is to start a friction fire until they actually try to do it. It's about 90% hard work and 10% luck.

[@boivilla7458]

I have experienced to sleep in the sand on a large towel...there are times that its really cold near the beach, even with a bon fire...yap...medium rare large fish...with sprinkled salt and lemon....rice and soup !....for sure...we'll do it again in Kona Hawaii...with my friends.

[@saliyakunara9264]

Very nice video bro.. 👌🥰💙🤙👍

[@alexbutler6434]

Around 7:23 when you're talking about eating the greens to have a balance diet, it honestly sounds like a man says yep in an agreeing tone. Kinda nuts to think that could be the pilots spirit.

[@oligorman999]

You are the best team in the Australian

[@roshansasmitha6571]

OOOOW WOOOW nice one...keep it up...i really like your videoo..🇱🇰❤️❤️❤️

[@christyinthecarolinas]

Moringa is AMAZING for pain as well.

[@overnightOCD]

mate wat a cracka of a vid ..loved it

[@hokualiiagpaoa6693]

The rotten cheese tree is known as noni in Hawaii. The fruit is used medicinally for colds and other illnesses.

[@maryasuestark5208]

Stranded bloody deep mate

[@NATURESHOWS]

Epic view 👍👍