A Collection Of Insane Survival Stories

[@ScaryInteresting]

Here's the video I mentioned at the end of the first story - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2a0hoR-opd1a6M&ab_channel=NomadicAdrenaline Also, what does everyone think about "Moments from Disaster" instead? It fits better with the drawn-out timelines of the second two stories

[@broksii9035]

Since this title is from Nat geo an alternative title can be “ when life flashes before your eyes “ or anything along those lines

[@spiritmatter1553]

@@broksii9035 That’s the perfect secondary title! “When YOUR life flashes before your eyes,” something common to NDE narratives.

[@giuseppe_M]

CANT YOU JUST ENJOY THE SHOW . HE PEROBABLY PUT A LOT OF WORK INTO THIS . I SWEAR .SOME PEOPLE

[@KellyHill-bh7uj]

I could listen to you tell stories all day you have the perfect voice and the way you tell the stories you could make reading the directions to Ikea furniture interesting so I'll watch any series you upload. Keep up the good work love the channel

[@aramirez320]

This is an awesome series. Please continue with this series. I'm obsessed with watching "I Shouldn't Be Alive" & "I Survived", & now this is my new favorite. There's so many amazing stories about survival & near death experiences. I myself have a story. I almost died when I was 20 & in college. I was brutally beaten by 5 guys, given a deadly amount of rohypnol & was left to die out in some orchards in the dead of summer with no clothes on causing burns all over. I had broken bones, including a compound fracture on my right humerus. I had human bites all over my body, internal tearings & so much more. It took me a year to walk again & 6 weeks to talk right because I had a broken jaw but now if you look at me without seeing my scars you wouldn't believe I went through all that. I'm very blessed to be alive especially because I'm a Mom now. I have no memory of the event which is both a blessing & a curse. Life is so beautiful & I live every second as though it's my last. It wasn't easy & I still struggle but I get up everytime I'm down. Life is both fragile & hard, both beautiful & ugly, both fast & slow but every moment is worth every breath.

[@HealThyAse]

Sheldon was a phenomenal professional! Good on him for helping his trainee at 10k feet in the air and his on Chris for realizing his epilepsy was a a problem for that particular sport.

[@bucketpito4467]

Please 😊😅😅😊

[@davidt3563]

Agreed. Sheldon is a professional gangsta

[@LonelyCinderella123]

If he were one of the cavers or divers covered on this channel, he would have continued skydiving.

[@VgnRaj]

It is good to hear the success of human survival balance out other stories that turned to loss.

[@HisNeverland]

Completely agree! It's nice to sometimes also hear crazy stories where the people involved turned out ok :')

[@sarahmacintosh6449]

Well said 👍

[@myboatforacar]

For sure! Would love to see more!

[@defunctuserchannel]

☝️this🎯

[@betterthanyesterday3912]

I have diarrhea

[@josch5305]

I would love to have more stories like this! Survival tales are both really interesting and awe inspiring, it's some really cool stuff

[@Steampunkkids]

Amen! More please!

[@hellyeah_ellajane]

I love this concept! While I appreciate the horrible fates series and other disaster stories, it’s nice to have a series with happier endings!

[@spicytrashpanda]

I was shot in the head in 2007. It was a quick lesson in how quickly you can lose everything and that all the petty hangups we hold onto are pointless. In the fraction of a second everything you are, can be or were can be lost. There's no nobility in holding onto past grievances

[@cattymajiv]

You are so right! Thank you for that reminder! And for telling us about how close you came to losing everything. I hope that in every way you are basically alright. ❤❤❤ And I hope this Christmas And New Year are the very best for you! 🌲🎄🌲🎄🌲

[@spicytrashpanda]

@cattymajiv thank you for your kind words and compassion. It was luckily a one in a million grazing shot but it served as a hard reminder that, with tragic exceptions that we should all help to prevent, no one gets a vote on when their candle's flame ceases to burn. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New Year's and I wish you many joyous days to come ♥️♥️♥️

[@omgftwttyl]

About a year ago at work, me and a coworker were filling 2,000lb bags with dry product, but the bottom was left open after we filled it. He raised it up with a forklift, and I went under to tie it, but he thought I was just checking and started going down. STG, never screamed so hard in my life, had my cheeks bruised it pressed my head against the floor so hard. Glad I’m not a pancake these days

[@crazyboi1818]

How did this affect your coworker? I’m sure he’s equally as messed up mentally after nearly killing a man in such a brutal way

[@davejones9469]

I was working at a massive shipping hub moving produce. I was one of the few floor workers, "lumpers" we were called, and we basically took a few layers of boxes off the top of the pallets to fit their shelves (trucks come in loaded to the ceiling on one skid). I got crushed by a drunken forklift driver between two skids of apples, one of the heavier, more solid products. Pretty sure it messed up my back, but I was a kid so I took a bribe from him and let it go because nobody saw. *Why couldn't it have been berries? THEY would have been crushed, not me lol.

[@davejones9469]

​@@crazyboi1818 Not everyone cares the same...especially if they're a drunk.

[@kenmasters4219]

I worked on a dock few years ago someone tipped a front loader didnt have his seatbelt on and got caught in the mouae trap

[@khworker1322]

@@davejones9469 Alcohol was not mentioned in his post which makes your comment bizarre.

[@Jay-cj7xu]

That story about the men in the volcano was so intense. It gave me chills when you explained that the final survivor was hearing voices, but he wasn't able to identify them as rescuers, hallucinations, or taunts from the volcano. I think anyone who has ever spent time alone in nature has had those moments where noise plays frightening tricks on them, and that kind of detail really raises the quality storytelling to another level. Small insights like that are why I am I am always happy to see you have posted.

[@jazzmanny02]

DANG honestly why hasn't that story become a actual movie like wow

[@lizard3755]

My grandmother was born during the Great Depression. She dealt with many health issues throughout her life. As a child, she survived and maintained mobility after being attacked by a dog, getting run over by a car, and having polio. She lived to 83, after having five kids and being married to my grandfather for 67 years. One of the things that happened to her as an adult was that after having her thyroid killed with a radioactive isotope (which is a practice still used in modern medicine), it grew back.

[@twallace9533]

Superwoman!

[@coreysayre1376]

I definitely vote for more of these. I don't really enjoy the ones where people perish although I do like the mystery of not knowing whether they make it or not, but I do enjoy the ones where people survive much more.

[@elenalohrey1971]

I am bothered to say that I enjoy the ones where perishing happens

[@anacaeiro1049]

We are together, sick ... xd ​@@elenalohrey1971

[@ryansmurda1552]

Enjoyed the video. Ive been a skydiver for about ten years. Most skydiving rigs have whats called an AAD( automatic activation device). It deploys your canopy if you are below a certain altitude falling above a certain speed in the event that you are unconscious and cant pull your piolet chute. It wouldn't have made a difference in this case since his instructor was able to deploy his canopy but its something that can save your life should you need it. Anyway, enjoyed the video.

[@gdawgs101]

How do you get over the fear of the first jump? I imagine after your first time, it's much easier to commit to jumping afterwards. I've always wanted to skydive but idk if I could make myself do it

[@HoHhoch]

​@gdawgs101 Look into doing a tandem jump. A certified diver is basically strapped to your back. All you have to do is enjoy the ride, and they take care of the rest. I did two. One was what skydivers call "tandem factories." Basically, all they do is take people who've never jumped before and make it a whole thing. They even gave me a certificate. 😅 If there's a sky diving location that's known for it's tandem diving, that's what you want.

[@AidanPatko]

I like the change of pace for a survival story, not just horrible fates! Would love to see more!

[@andrewfitzgerald7940]

Survived a car crash that could’ve easily killed me. I left skid marks on the highway and I would occasionally go back to see those tire marks because it might have been the last trace of my existence on the earth had things just been a little bit different

[@goldielocs41]

Totally can relate! I got into a car accident on may 3rd where I flipped 3xs with my car landing upside-down

[@nekonomicon2983]

Damn dude you lucked out.

[@QuestionThings123]

Have an aunt that rolled her SUV once, nor wearing her seat belt, and she was ejected out the back window of the vehicle as it rolled...literally shattered the window with hee body and got ejected out after it. The vehicle ended up rolling into a pond. They told her ironically enough that not wearing her seat belt actually saved her life that day. Weird shit happens sometimes 🤷‍♂️

[@kmdkrohn]

Same! Someone hit me, threw my car into 2 others, then around a telephone pole. Car was obliterated, the jaws were used to extract me. I walked away with literally a few scrapes and bruises. I was also cracking jokes with the rescuers the whole time

[@benji45645]

​@@QuestionThings123 my old coach would run a day camp during the summer, driving us around to different places of interest in his van. I once got to sit shotgun, and I noticed he wasn't wearing a seat belt so I asked him why. Apparently, years back he was driving alone behind a platform truck in bad weather and late at night, and he began to fall asleep from exhaustion (I think it was the tail end of a long drive). For some reason he didn't have the chest restraint (I don't remember if it was a lap belt or if he just didn't have a belt at all). Long story short, he fell asleep, top half of his body folded towards his knees, and his car got violently introduced to the metal platform of the truck and his canopy was sheered off as the car went under the truck. He said if he was restrained upright, he would've been decapitated. From that day onwards I think he was too scared to ever wear a seatbelt, but of course he always made sure we had ours on for safety. It's interesting how sometimes safety devices can cause more harm than good, but they do still help in most of the more common situations.

[@mayav927]

I have epilepsy. I’ve had seizures due to stress and it’s not uncommon for that to be a trigger. Flashing lights are a rare trigger but things like stress aren’t.

[@heidetermeg427]

As a person who's dead scared of heights, I can't even fathom how someone with epilepsy would think it's a good idea to go skydiving.. Thank god he survived. I get jittery even while watching movies where people stand on the edge of a cliff, so even the thought of Chris doing that is immensely terrifying. Thank your lucky stars, bro.

[@valerieshick9240]

Hi! More of these stories would be great!!! Always love all your stories! Thank you!

[@JustKandyMan1]

Honestly it sounds like one of the most human reactions ever to be so pissed off at a volcano you start screaming and giving the metaphorical middle finger. Incredidle resiliency.

[@MoritsukiRei]

For the record, I love this format and vote for more!

[@gusedixhoven1477]

When I was 10 years old, at the end of pe, we were putting back all the equipment used and there were three of those wooden and metal benches stacked up with a big gym mat on it, so in order to clean it up people started to push the mat whilst I, on the other side tried to lift it, I had no idea they were pushing the mat and the benches fell over and onto me, they snapped my upper leg and I scrambled to the wall. My teacher told me to walk it off and I refused but he insisted so I did and my leg folded so my knee was now pushed up to my hip. Luckily the broken bone was my only injury but it could’ve been far worse since theres a big artery in that area.

[@MarniBailey82]

Good lord! I hope your gym teacher felt horrible for telling you to walk it off!

[@stepheniemarrs4003]

Yes please! Loved these and would love to hear more! Love all your stories and the care you take to explain the technical details and facts.

[@sazmeister]

yes more of these please, nice to have some happy endings! love your work

[@Luis-pi9hl]

These are absolutely the best stories, please make more of this type!

[@Brey.cheeze]

This is by far my favorite KZbin channel! I love all of your content!

[@balanceofjudgement6136]

I really liked this, hope you do make it a series!

[@goodwoodjohnson1692]

Please keep these survival stories coming, sir. The average person needs to understand what the human body is truly capable of achieving. Too many would simply give up hope.

[@jamesmantooth7364]

Good work! Glad to see a channel in your genre that doesn't have a strong focus on fringe or supernatural stories.

[@ljenk5]

New series sounds great Sean, go for it!!!

[@spiritmatter1553]

Great video today, Sean. Keep ‘em coming!

[@crazyaussie7054]

Love your work. Huge support from Perth Australia!!! xo can't believe the first story is my home town!!!!!

[@JamesFromTexas]

Series please! Great video and would love some more.

[@madbyinstinct]

It's great to hear some stories with happy endings. Keep it up

[@sarakralj1350]

Enjoying a new video became my Sunday evening routine

[@Widdly_Wah]

Sounds like a great idea. Your content never disappoints.

[@izzyxblades]

Loved this, would totally watch it if it was a series. I have watched every single video on this channel and I really prefer Sean's retelling of events. Thank you for always giving the stories the dignity they deserve. Sean does not sensationalize the event, or glorify, or make light of the events. If something bad happened to me, this is the tone i hope my story is told in.

[@TheStuart-of-Cosby]

You my Friends over at Scary Interesting always provide. I like the seconds from disaster title. I used to watch it all the time in my younger years. Thanks for the informative and awesome narration. I've always wanted to play in a active volcano. Just Really wanna see a molten puddle of lava. Like touch it with a really long stick lol 😆

[@Tigersaurus]

More of this please. It's a great palate cleanser after binge watching the horrible fates videos tbh

[@Casket_Music]

Best thing I ever did was turn on all notifications for “Scary interesting.”

[@Generallyannoyed2024]

If that’s the best thing you’ve ever done bro… want a hug and a day out in the world touching grass, meeting people and stuff? I’ll pay!

[@redflag0477]

Keep up the great content I absolutely love these videos!

[@sarahr9894]

I remember watching the survivors recount that last story on "I Survived" and thought it was so crazy it was probably mostly dramatized. Nope, just a crazy set of circumstances and a potentially angry volcano goddess!

[@poesie59]

Yes! I would like to see more. Thank you !🙂

[@jaroneller1525]

id love more of these types of stories, it's just nice to hear about people who escape their horrible fates every once in a while

[@shannoncriswell8972]

I've been listening to all your series for almost a week. I love all of them and find that, as mentioned previously, Insane Survival Stories balances out the rest of the videos. I'm looking forward to the rest of the videos as well as anything new. Any stories covered by others is still appreciated as everyone has their own take as to why things happened or what could have been done to prevent/correct bad decisions. Thank you.

[@Kokoshi]

In times like these, we're already inundated by tragedy. It's stories like these that makes us yell "f* yeah" to the universe & carry on to face another day. Keep them coming, dude!

[@WTFCORY]

Please make this a series. I'm literally hanging on to every word of these stories ❤ I make YT videos and I'm more excited to watch your channel than Mr. BEAST 💯

[@mayday6916]

Yes, more of these stories, please! It's interesting to hear about incredible rescues (and, sometimes, foolish dares and mistakes). Great video as usual

[@jsouth5577]

I might have missed it but I could only find two of the insane survival stories videos. I hope its something you pick up again because they're a real breather in between all the tense and tragic stories. I'll save these two though and come back to them inbetween watching your other videos. Keep up the great work. You tell these stories, and the tragedies, well, with facts instead of sensationalism. There's a reason I only watch videos like this when its your channel.

[@MrKodiKash]

This was fantastic. After hours of deeply troubling stories its nice to know some people do make it out. I would 100% watch hours of stories like this. Also. Bonus points for linking the seizure video

[@CeaselessWatchersSpecialBoy]

I liked this video a lot! I’m always up for longer videos- I like to listen to them while I draw :)

[@TheKatyPB]

This is my favorite narrator. Best reading, EVER

[@KarenAlexandrite-aka-PinkRose]

Yes! Definitely want more of these stories. It's so wonderful to come to the end of one to find that everyone involved survived. Please do more of them. Thanks! 😊

[@gracemiller5792]

I don’t watch a ton of your videos because they’re always dark and have miserable endings. But survival stories are awesome! When you mix the two together the suspense is the best

[@dal8963]

I love that this channel tells you where you can see footage of tge event or pictures that he couldn't air on the channel just details like this make this channel superior to others

[@loading...............]

This was awesome. Please do more of these!

[@bookittyrun]

yes! please continue with these types of stories... they are much more interesting than "cave diving" sagas... love your channel and your content, thank you for taking the time to produce and post these to your channel!

[@ColtonBrummell]

Beautiful intro! Bttersweet stories. Good work dude!

[@someguy1865]

This new series would be great. It's always good to see a positive outcome from from what could've have been a tragic ending. It shows that people muster their strenght and will to live and can even get through what seems impossible.

[@ktparadis3204]

I love listening to you and your video content--and I really appreciate that the stories don't always end in a horrific and/or torturous death. I really enjoy hearing all these stories about people doing all these different things and how they turn out. I know keeping an audience is the major part of success for this sort of profession, but I hope you always pursue the stories you enjoy reporting to us. I always enjoy them. Thank you!

[@carefulman3673]

I almost drowned once as a kid, my friends were in a pool and I wanted to lush myself to go from one side to another without going up for breath, eventually I made it but before I got up for air his little brother pushed me down, keeping me down and my vision was starting to go blurry. Thankfully, I was able to force myself up. It was scary, but I didn't really think much about it after. I guess I was too young to really understand the severity of the situation.

[@Hugheshefner92]

This was an awesome one, definitely do more of these types of stories!! Its cool to hear how people survive some truly crazy situations!

[@Shturts242]

As much as I love ALL of your videos, I do enjoy one with a happy ending now and again! Loved this!

[@phillipmorgan4260]

I like the survival story’s a little better than the collections of horrible fates. Love this channel tho.

[@Jen-rose76]

I really hope you continue. I’m not even sure when this video came out being I can’t look now that I’m texting this. But I hope you either have decided or will decide to continue these videos. It is really nice to hear that even when everything seems to be going against the people they don’t give up and are rewarded in the end. It’s very inspirational. ❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽💙💙

[@sleepyproduction7166]

I’d like more of these bro, your videos are great. Actually seen one where dive talk did a reaction to one of your videos. You are great at this.

[@rhawkas2637]

As someone that suffers from seizures, that first story really resonated with me. I'm pretty sure that I wouldn't have been with it enough to go through a checklist after just coming out of a seizure.

[@tammywilliams1387]

As someone who started having seizures this yr, i know how disorientated it is coming round on the floor let alone at 5000ft in the air....must have been terrifying for everyone. Thank god for such a competent & brave instructor xx

[@TargetingPro]

Would love to see more of this series! 😊

[@iotaayushshrivastava114]

"If he couldn't fly planes, he'd just jump out of them instead." Not a best way to put a dream in wanna be pilots heads😆

[@L337KidKuso]

Please do keep making these. Hearing about Human determination to survive against all odds is just awe-inspiring.

[@khaithesnail5385]

I watch your videos while I work on animations. I enjoy them a lot and I especially hope you turn this into a series!

[@CYMotorsport]

The “I shouldn’t be alive” episode of the volcanos is BONKERS. Full blown panic attack on that ledge there’s no way I survive. Honestly id be happy to hear you retell those stories obviously not framed as episodes but I’ve seen that episode 10x and still liked this. I’m not sure how popular that show is so it might be a lot of unfamiliar stories! Just avoid the kids at the Grand Canyon. That one single handedly made me stop war hung the show. The writing is diabolical for that episode

[@joshlambier1513]

Yes! More of this please. Your other videos are great, but tend to be a bit dark. The lighter tone of videos like this would be a nice balance. (Probably easier to not get demonetized too)

[@soclose2her]

Ok so I love that nobody dies. I’m totally here for this as a series!

[@galatea5455]

Definitely want to see more. It's good to hear survival stories every once in a while in between the other heavier content.

[@juicewrldishim999-w8u]

I don't care what kind of Videos you post or if they're stand alone or compilation Vids......just keep them coming because I love the content!!!

[@LorienInksong]

I would really enjoy more of these

[@JD-tacotuesday]

I would love to hear more stories like this. I enjoy your channel and your voice. Keep up the good work.

[@alecebeling9723]

I look forward to your videos every week!!!!! This is one of the best channels on youtube. Keep up the great work!!!👍👍👍😁😁😁

[@judyhong5617]

Love this survival series and would love to see more!

[@Aranimda]

Disasters don't just happen. They're triggered by a chain of critical events. Unravel the clues and countdown those final seconds from disaster. Edit: Video title has been changed. Title was "Seconds from disaster".

[@10runescape]

Rather interesting how so many small events that are usually overlooked, can equal up to an insane outcome

[@koharumi1]

I love that show! Seconds from Disaster is so good

[@richardcranium3579]

Holes in the Swiss cheese model line up….accident.

[@tessfabled4115]

I can hear the voice too haha

[@BadgerBabe89]

Love these stories & you are such a good narrator. Please continue telling these stories of scary survival ❤

[@peacheswithleeches]

Yes! More stories with successful ending please, this was a relaxing change 😎

[@malia8829]

More of these stories, please!

[@kentonbenoit9629]

RELAX!! Sean is working hard on many things and further more he is NOT YOURS to demand things from.

[@malia8829]

@@kentonbenoit9629 cool your jets. He asked us to comment whether or not we wanted more stories like these.

[@kentonbenoit9629]

😠

[@kentonbenoit9629]

I will not cool my jet's you don't even know Sean 😠

[@deprofundis3293]

I love stories like this, including multiple stories like this in one video!

[@Tanuvein]

These stories are fantastic, please make this an ongoing series.

[@user-fk6id7qs6r]

this was a fun change of pace, i'd love to see these put together. has a similar vibe to the crazy diving stories etc

[@chitownkitty4327]

Hi Sean! The thing I love the most on this channel are your collections of horrible fates. These are great too though!!

[@ryandevore8346]

More survival tales would be awsome. Keep up the amazing work!!

[@seankraus5246]

I liked this mix. Good job. Thank you😊

[@Drockthe3rd]

Would love to see more stories like these

[@Un0vaGaming]

I like this series a lot because I love all your videos but sometimes it's nice to go into one knowing it's going to have a relatively good ending. Also I always enjoy survival stories!

[@sundance270]

Would love an ongoing series like this! Keep'em coming!

[@DogCat_ThatIsThat]

Excellent production! Loved the visuals!

[@ZombieSazza]

Almost died when I was a kid, had a bad asthma attack and got rushed to hospital, they gave me some meds and I reacted BADLY so I was losing consciousness, could barely breathe, I remember docs coming into the room with paddles, but whatever they injected into me (I got told when older it was something like adrenaline, this was back in ‘96 tho so I don’t really know for sure) got me breathing fast, I wasn’t slipping into unconsciousness, I was actually able to BREATHE. That feeling alone was amazing. I was 6, it was terrifying. Other time I was a day or so from death was a mouth infection starting to go septic, which will absolutely end you. I had an infection, went to the dentist, they did some major oral surgery, told me “don’t smoke or drink for 48 hours.” I don’t drink, but I was smoking as soon as I left the building which made everything 100x worse. My face ballooned on the left side, so much so that my left eye was shut closed due to the swelling from this infection. I put off going to the hospital for 2 days believing the antibiotics they gave me would help (they didn’t). Hospital gave me an IV drip and told me I needed to head to Aberdeen (was from Elgin) to the city hospital because they couldn’t properly help in Elgin, I got a lift from my friend so I wasn’t taking up an ambulance the NHS could better use, also gave me time to get clothes and items for a hospital stay. Got to hospital and was immediately taken in, they gave me IV drip, a bunch of meds, they had to do some minor cuts inside the top of my mouth to relieve pressure to the massive swelling and I’d be getting oral surgery the next day. When I spoke about smoking I don’t think I can explain just how ANGRY the dental doctor was, he was just incredibly disappointed and explained I was a day or so from dying from sepsis. The oral surgery was a success, I could either lose all my top teeth or die from sepsis (I have false teeth nowadays!) so I was happy for them to take whatever they needed out my mouth so I could live. I quite smoking immediately, haven’t felt tempted to smoke ever since then (2016), nothing else got me to quit smoking quit like almost dying from my own stupidity at 26! How these have affected me, well I’m mostly bedridden crippled with nerve damage, so I rely on a lot of pain meds, but I’m not afraid to speak to my doctor about ANY issue that’s happening because I trust them, they’ve literally saved my life twice so I have no fears talking to my docs. I also enjoy life for what it is, I could be angry or resentful at my disabilities OR I could just enjoy my life for what it is, I’m lucky that I’m happy where I live (Aberdeen, Scotland), I really love history and being full time disabled means I have a LOT of free time to look into local history, when physically able I will visit historical sites and document them around my country, I’ve become well known for being The Stone Nerd in my area where folk will contact me for information regarding Neolithic, Pictish and/or Gaelic stones/history. I also like reading and visit little libraries (locally run from old telephone boxes) where possible. So almost dying twice has just made me appreciate my life for what it is, instead of dwelling in misery at the hand life dealt me I’ve tried to use it to my advantage and use my free time to learn and honestly just appreciate living! I consider myself lucky all things considered!

[@cynthiaholland13]

I love your positive attitude!!

[@Dominicanflash]

Any content from you bro its gold. Just keep doing the great work. It has been really cool seeing your growth!

[@kaylenhunt3207]

I listen to a lot of true crime, so this uplifting content of survival and perseverance is so appreciated!

[@morianblackmore5422]

These videos always give me an adrenaline rush! Love the topic today! Would also love to hear some survival stories of some gruesome animal attacks. Think I heard one about a man surviving an alligator/croc attack and had his arm ripped off while he survived for either a couple of days or hours trying to stop the bleeding while being surrounded by the crocs. Can't 100% say that's how the story goes but watched a documentary years ago and remember some of the small details. That story always stuck with me 😅

[@randibeal8591]

this was amazing!!! i loved it!

[@MonkstaRS3]

Please make this a series it was amazing!

[@CocoCoberri]

I definatley want more survival videos. I live for survival stories....

[@samjules05]

Awesome video mate. Definitely would love to see more insane survival stories