STRANDED for 1583 Days on a DESERTED Island

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

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[@StreetJusticeCam]

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[@RyderG-q6w]

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[@JamesSullivan-ru4op]

Being "stranded" on a life sustaining and otherwise deserted island is a horrible fate? Where do I sign up for this? People suck. Society sucks. Governments suck. Let me have my island. "observing one may see that Solitude and retirement from the world is not such an insufferable state of life as most men imagine" *Edit: I don't understand how so many of those who responded have done so with false equivalencies and incorrect binary choice limitations. I never said I wouldn't want modern tools with me. By this I don't mean cell phones and PCs. I mean saws, axes, armaments, hammers, knives, fishing gear, etc. I simply said I would like being away from most of the rest of you. So many respondents have exemplified why I feel this way.

[@funkydozer]

Me too. Life away from this overcrowded dump would be paradise.

[@calummacleod2107]

I totally agree the problem is no dentist

[@funkydozer]

@@calummacleod2107 Tom hanks managed with an ice skate

[@skrayraja]

We may feel that way but we are unlikely to survive even a year in such conditions. We don't have the toughness or the necessary skills. This guy was a real man from a different era

[@funkydozer]

@@skrayraja What one man can do, another man can do

[@danielmitchell6940]

he had food and shelter and no one else almost sounds like paradise

[@carlmason4153]

What a street he lived on !!!! sounds like Quality Street.

[@alexross9355]

Rats liked a wee nibble

[@dilligaf73]

Only thing I would want with me would be my dog

[@Slowpaws1389]

Agreed 100%@@dilligaf73

[@johnupson2741]

Paradise mate

[@eddiemclean7011]

Selkirk returned to civilization, married and within 30 days he was last seen swimming south.

[@xn9333]

Oooooof

[@andretait2817]

😂😂😂

[@davidbereczky5319]

👍😂😂😂

[@APBinVTA]

😂😂😂

[@tonysa2337]

🤣😂🤣

[@johna.boniface4815]

An absolutely WONDERFUL story of survival

[@mafirearmsafety]

I would spend a month in my camp in northern Maine in the Fall, no tv, no phone no running indoor water, A spring fed well outside, no electricity, an outhouse, it was a hunting/fishing camp fifty feet from a nine mile lake, and I loved it and was sad when it came time to leave, and I usually was there alone. It was a natural retreat from the rat race.

[@dmag1234]

Must be nice to be able to afford to have a cabin on a lake and just not have to work for a month. I'm jealous. The way things are going now I don't think I'll ever be able to afford that. Just work until I die.

[@garethrobinson2275]

​@dmag1234 Abundance is coming, not in a religious but a technological way.

[@Neoteny-j4z]

Near Jackman?

[@kayned47]

He has no annoying people to contend with, ample food supply, cats for company, no woman nagging at him.. guys living the dream life

[@gemox3225]

This is an absolutely incredible story; but Selkirk was lucky that island had cats and goats. Some islands, I imagine, are not so well equipped.

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

You're exactly right. Keep an eye out for my next video as it's a much tougher case of desert island survival :)

[@darringrey4329]

New Zealand only had flightless birds when Maori arrived , they wiped out moa , also no edible vegetation if the white man had not colonised NZ Maori would have left or would have become extinct like mians, Inca, no red meat dead

[@RichardS-qh8mi]

The key though was fresh water streams - without those he’d have been dead in 4 days.

[@ianreynolds1806]

​@@RichardS-qh8miif it had coconut trees he would have been fine

[@RichardS-qh8mi]

@@ianreynolds1806 Though just coconut milk/flesh will give you diarrhoea just as a sole diet, which will in turn dehydrate you. So he was lucky having the multiple food sources he had, including meat and vegetables/fruit.

[@joedume8932]

If anyone has seen "Alone" you would know how hard it is being stranded by yourself mentally as well as physically. It's no joke.

[@SchantaKlaus]

Or they could remember the isolation of lockdown days. No need for Hollywood when the Elites stick it to us in reality. 😉

[@SMaamri78]

It’s hard for me to imagine it would be tough to be all alone. Sounds like paradise to me. But, ive read of people who purposefully tried it and couldn’t do it for more than a few eeeks.

[@GaiaCarney]

@joedume8932 - even self-styled loners are usually not truly alone. It would be rare to find a modern loner who didn’t have some contact with the outside world, even a plane flying overhead or the sounds of civilization nearby. They might have a radio, books, photographs, musical instruments. To be truly alone, never hearing another’s voice, only yourself and the animals you’ve domesticated to keep you company would surely test most people beyond their limits. The tenuousness of your existence would be taxing as well. Seeking food and water constantly, maintaining your shelter, clothing and health.

[@raymondsmith1213]

Only if you can't live with yourself

[@billfarley9167]

As a long time meditator, I feel I could handle solitude.

[@spun8389]

5 years is such a small time in the scale of our life this was a great story!!!

[@comradezero]

Yes, but he was in his 20s when he experienced it. I doubt he had the perspective to comprehend that.

[@mmmbass6068]

And when he got back I doubt he had trouble finding a “companion”😂

[@davidrice3337]

No it's not - 5 yrs is a long time - Its significant

[@venderstrat]

Little did he know that on the other side of the island there was a millionaire and his wife... a movie star...a professor...

[@EyeoftheBeholder1]

Hey that's funny.

[@bensmith4563]

A professor that could do everything except fix a boat

[@venderstrat]

@@bensmith4563 Funny. Did you know that the actor who played The Professor was a WWII hero?

[@bensmith4563]

@@venderstrat didn't know that I couldn't even tell you the name of any of the cast of that show

[@venderstrat]

@@bensmith4563 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Johnson

[@artsmart]

I've seen the movie Castaway several times and found it quite realistic in it's portrayal of someone being stranded on a uninhabited island. Worth a watch! Great true story here, thx.

[@keepitreal665]

I agree,he looks to have an ' island body' fish ,fruits and coconut.

[@joeswartz8286]

Is this a true story?

[@bickyboo7789]

​​​​@@joeswartz8286 I dont believe Castaway is a true story, but there are many accounts of people either alone or in groups being stranded on islands. Some of the stories from the 1700s-1800s are absolutely brutal. The channel Scary interesting covers some of these true castaway stories. The story in this video is true.

[@simpleman5688]

Hanks certainly has experience with islands…

[@adrianjohnson7920]

@@joeswartz8286 No. Hollywood, but with good psychological research to make it ring true.

[@theresabuede]

This is truly extraordinary and would be a remarkable tool for people to learn how to be in harmony with nature and learn to be with themselves. Most people today cannot handle solitude. Personally I love it!

[@KevinBowden-f3f]

I likewise find solitary times precious, I love being deep in the forest,, Food for thought,,and good oxygen.

[@voornaam3191]

But he was Homo Barbecue, not exactly a peace loving vegetarian. And his mental health was brain washed by the religion of his time. They all were aggressive as possible! You have no idea how horror society was, in those years.

[@ntal5859]

Finding harmony is easy , avoid women as you women consume so much more than the average man...if in doubt look at how many shoes you own... Then come back I have 1 dress shoes 1 joggers 1 boots 1 flip flops. Most of them over 4 years old...

[@SchantaKlaus]

It's different when you chose to be alone.

[@davepowell7168]

Beautifully expressed

[@billclisham8668]

5 years on a deserted island? Sounds like a great vacation more than a nightmare!

[@LateBoomer-sl1dk]

Till you break a limb.

[@danielswann3319]

If Maryanne is there count me in.

[@nickhalden9220]

​@@LateBoomer-sl1dkhow many bones have you broken in the last 5 to 10 years??? I'll say none

[@LateBoomer-sl1dk]

@@nickhalden9220 One

[@Dankboi420]

Modern society make us stranded with terrible jobs and life, escaping it for 5 years sounds great

[@Shoshun2]

Inadvertently left stranded?? It was absolutely deliberate!

[@jennifers6055]

I thought of that too, but it was a different person. The guy that ultimately rescued him, Dampier, was the overall commander, but the ship Selkirk was abandoned from was captained by Thomas Stradling.

[@mrvgranfield]

When he was found the Captain was asked if he wanted to eat some goat he quickly ran off to catch a goat the Captain said at the time he had never seen a man run so fast in his life. Survival makes you much quicker if your life depend on the meat. This was told to me by a distant family member.

[@jeremyholt4740]

It is significant that the ship that Selkirk went to the island on - and he was concerned about its seaworthiness- later sank. If he had not been marooned on the island he would have drowned

[@rrrogster]

I think not. Captain Dampier, who left him there, was the same one that rescued him 4.5 years later. Or weren't you listening to the video????

[@carraw3501]

@@rrrogster It doesnt mean that the ship didnt sink. I think it did. And of course it doesnt mean that Selkirk would have died.

[@dyingfromthelying]

@@jeremyholt4740 thanks for the interesting tidbit. I was curious.

[@jeremyholt4740]

@@rrrogster It is true that there were some survivors eg the Captain but a large number of the crew on the ship drowned. I am convinced that Selkirk made the right call however bizarre the decision may appear

[@rocknral]

Could of drowned

[@got2kittys]

There are now a Dollar General on all 4 corners of the island.

[@kennethmonroe3046]

Right across the street from the waffle House.

[@Newlinjim]

Starbucks just upgraded their WiFi.

[@kassyopia]

😂😂 I needed this after hearing about the rats.

[@sheilagravely5621]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@siegridthomas9674]

😂🎉❤😅😅

[@johnfisher7143]

William Dampier’s hand is all over Western Australia. He explored the west Australia coast and named several places that still bear those names like Shark Bay and the town of Dampier is named after him. He was a brilliant navigator and naturalist among his other pursuits.

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Wow that's amazing! Thanks for sharing I had no idea :)

[@davescott9409]

Yeah, he was a great guy. He was nice enough to leave Selkirk stranded on an island, when he could of just boiled him up for dinner.

[@youme8177]

I would happily give up the craziness of living in the city for this island.

[@dongoldney]

Rescued by two ships duke and duchess owned by my great great great grandfather Thomas goldney of Bristol

[@angrymandalorian8496]

Wow, what a wonderful personal piece of history 😊

[@OceanFrontVilla3]

Hmm.. this took place 300 years ago, there needs to be a few more "greats" in there.

[@simpleman5688]

Mentidoso!

[@brendafayepatten3312]

Cool!!

[@c.r.5106]

Stranded? Like it's a bad thing eating lobster and hanging out with some pets on an island without anyone around to give me a hard time? Shit, sign me up!

[@justanamerican9024]

One man's nightmare is another's paradise

[@drz400sm5]

No beer. Pass.

[@timin770]

If I can have Mary Ann and Ginger, count me in

[@shebo7760]

I was just thinking that only the professor. lol

[@Newlinjim]

Nope. It’s Mrs. Hathaway for you matey!

[@davidabulafia7145]

Just Mary Ann

[@timin770]

@@davidabulafia7145 yeah both of them might induce heart palpitations. I had a 3-way last weekend but there were 2 no-shows lol

[@joelellis7035]

You greedy bastard! I respect that notion so much! 😅😅😅

[@Waynegilchrist-r2h]

Not having ever heard of this man Alexander Celkirk before, immediately as you began your narration, I thought of "Robinson Caruso"! In your closing remarks you mentioned this as an inspiration for that very novel. Most amazing thing is that I have never, to my recollection, of this man's incredible experiences.

[@CosmoKramer-bf2od]

That's what I thought also, Robinson Crusoe.

[@andrewgilbertson5356]

Thank you. A good retelling of an old tale

[@surgicalfixer1720]

He also had his navigation book with him. Which helped him to become an even better navigator without even moving.

[@kiemer13]

Being isolated is not a bad thing animals are better companions than humans. Really enjoyed your tale of survival. I could see myself there with Alexander exploring the island & living off the land.

[@greghankins547]

I’m so glad he had a Bible : a Bible would definitely be at the top of the list of necessities I would want in that situation. If your a Christian, you completely understand why

[@adrianjohnson7920]

With supplies on ships' lifeboats, they used always to include a bible. I wonder if they still do.

[@PDZ1122]

Great for toilet paper.

[@RaptureHermit]

@@PDZ1122 U WILL REGRET ............

[@ThePatgilbert]

Great for lite up my fire !

[@ThePatgilbert]

@@PDZ1122thanks love your comment .

[@WilliamStuart-w3b]

In a self-centered world, it seems logical to seek isolation. What we miss is that we, just as all those we want to be isolated from, our fallen by isolating ourselves. We miss out on all the blessings that are available to us.

[@jimfisk4474]

What a story of endurance and if it hadn't been for him, the novel Robinson Crusoe might never have been wrote!❤

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

Sea lions cut him off from his food supply? Heck, they’d BE the food supply. Couldn’t he make spears?

[@normanpearson8753]

Aren't they all blubber?

[@integr8er66]

​​@@normanpearson8753If they were they couldn't move, but even if they were blubber is food

[@bertkilborne6464]

I'd hunt a sea lion if I were desperate

[@HiVizCamo]

Sea lions are the size of a Civic and weigh a ton, I think you're underestimating the task at hand.

[@ivanmatusic5540]

Sea lions are fast on land as they use flappers on land which regular seals do not.

[@OrgNetworks]

Very interesting...thanks for sharing!

[@jamesb.9155]

When I was a kid watching TV I remember seeing 'Robinson Crusoe on Mars'!

[@conradnelson5283]

One of the best books I ever read

[@Xbangsplot]

Check out the book "Endurance". Another true and incredible seafaring story of survival.

[@michelelambertselston1929]

What a great story!

[@mynameisgladiator1933]

You failed to mention that the ship he didn't want to sail on ended up sinking because it became increasingly unseaworthy.

[@johnmangos1512]

Imagine how good a bar of soap and a hot shower would be after 4 years…

[@beverlyhills7883]

This channel has potential. Upvoted. Subscribed.

[@Scott-et4kd]

The problem that never goes away are the mosquitos, flees, sand flies, and a host of other annoying insects, like ants, which you can never keep out of your food-stores and bedding. You work, like, 20 hours a day for about the first six months. If you got lucky, and got stranded in April, you'll have plenty of time to prepare for winter. But, God help you if you don't have at least some sort of saw or axe, nor can find flint or obsidian.

[@giorgiomunzini4819]

Incredible story,,,,, i remember the Crusoe novel as a kid,,,, thanks for the upload friend 😎

[@missy183]

Awesome video thanks for sharing this beautiful place. ✨❤❤🤩

[@williamstonesmith7971]

It’s good that the narrator made a strong mention of the Bible being a sustaining force in his life on the island -

[@billfarley9167]

It worked for him because he had all that wild food and shelter with warm temperatures to keep him alive. Trust me, if his survival was in doubt where you need food, water and shelter to survive, a bible would have been the last thing on my list.

[@billfarley9167]

As one who lived in Canada's high arctic for a number of years, stranded on a lush, tropical island teeming with wildlife and fish in the ocean would have been a piece of cake for me. In the high arctic, temperatures drop to -50F or lower on occasion, making survival over time very slim.

[@tikitavi7120]

I enjoyed that...Thanks!

[@scottfairclough9764]

Good story, you better know what your doing if you want to live on a tropical island it can be quite a adventure but also very dangerous, good luck to you! 😊

[@sg-vp2qg]

Well, he was lucky to find an island with livestock and cats!

[@jaimiehardy5652]

Good video. One minor note Cinque is pronounced 'Sink'in English. From the French for 5 and the Cinque ports were 5 fortified ports on the southern coast of England.

[@willanderson5088]

I certainly didn’t come into this world thinking something like this sounds like paradise but with what I’ve seen and gone through the peace of no people around would be amazing. We’re truly ugly and horrific to each other on the daily

[@johnd.5601]

The American government would definitely crush that resilience! After being rescued and brought back to American the IRS and the Federal Tax agency would hit you with fines and late fees making sure you would never recover socially or financially!

[@oldbatwit5102]

You forgot to mention The Reptoids.

[@MICH43LZ]

Right living abroad in a low tax bracket is not tax deductible 😅

[@greghankins547]

That is definitely a true statement

[@greghankins547]

Surely he killed sea lions for food

[@GnosticElohim]

Masterful presentation. Robinson Caruso is one of my favorite books and I had no idea it was based on a true story but I do now thanks to you. Thank you. I can't wait to enjoy the rest of your videos.

[@billfarley9167]

Try "Crusoe."

[@jimdempsey7129]

Robinson Crusoe!!

[@joeswartz8286]

Yes! Very good!😊👍

[@Ionz]

Was looking for this comment!

[@fatbackmiddlebrooks3122]

Wow that just shows you how strong you can be without knowing the truth within never give up hope

[@garyhobbins4746]

I read Robinson Crusoe in high school and it provoked fantasies in me to go to tropical areas. I still want to live on a remote island with several women, haha!

[@neilreid9005]

Wonderful and amazing story! Very well told!

[@johnadams3673]

Amazing story. And I must say that though I expected a few comments here about how great this situation would be (to get away from everyone, etc), I am honestly surprised by just how many folks felt compelled to make this juvenile, snarky comment. I doubt that ANYONE making that comment would be able to handle it, stay alive and stay sane, with no conveniences or tech and few tools, and no end in sight or means of escape. And it is not insignificant that he maintained his Bible and that daily devotions with it and God helped him in many ways.

[@virginiakraft8331]

Fascinating. Loved it. Thank you for this gem. ❤

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nrich5127]

Amazing story about an amazing man - inspirational courage ...

[@dpc0809]

Somethings telling me that after being stranded on the island with nothing but goats as company, his more colorful sailor mates had a different nickname for him.

[@babyduckmilitia2186]

A Privateer, or Private Man of War, is absolutely not a pirate ship, and the people aboard are not pirates or buccaneers. A privateer has a contract with its government to operate as a privately-owned naval ship, doing important duties like harassing and taking enemy Shipping, and raiding ports.

[@peterkoller3761]

war lords of the sea.

[@normanappleton3627]

Very interesting and well presented, Thanks.

[@candyapple7445]

Thank God he had his Bible! There is so much comfort in that book! Something to read to take your mind off your circumstances is helpful in any bad situation, but the Bible is priceless! ❤️ 📖 ❤

[@Laz_Arus]

Priceless indeed, that would have been handy to wipe his arse with, but when the pages ran out the comfort factor would have plummeted to zero! 😞

[@johnwatters6922]

And as the video says he went straight back to being a pirate, robbing at sword point !

[@elizabeths4371]

@@Laz_Arus SHAME ON YOU!

[@candyapple7445]

@@johnwatters6922 Lol, that’s a great point! I guess he didn’t take it too seriously. Still, I would rather have a Bible than not if I were stranded on a deserted island.

[@Newlinjim]

@@candyapple7445 or..or…a book on survival techniques might be a good read.

[@tonypike5785]

Great story, thanks and well done

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Thanks for watching!

[@DexterBanks5555]

That voice is so soothing! Natural Zzzzquil. Helps me sleep. Bravo!

[@luis33-n5k]

I just adjust the play back speed up one and it's perfect man. Thank you. Not everyone has every story. Always find something new. Subbing now.

[@gordonkeith9685]

I bet if this Guy was aroumd to see how the life of civilisation has gone he would find the quickest way back to his remote Island and hope it would still be remote .

[@joeswartz8286]

It would probably have a freeway by then. (And a Walmart)

[@Newlinjim]

Definitely an HR office.

[@natalioblanco]

The island on the thumbnail looks like some weed

[@wejsmith5446]

You high ass

[@tommyvarcity2783]

Who’s a stoner 😂

[@brandonford8092]

Some really shitty weed

[@LJ_Kenny]

What kinda garbage u puffin on

[@brucestener8476]

I thought it was a bud! LOL

[@wildsurvivalskills]

If interested come take my course on island survival!!

[@indivisible885]

Sounds like paradise!

[@pamflowers8364]

This is paradise, just need my dog.

Perfick

[@philosoraptor777]

Rumor has it that Selkirk's right arm was very muscular compared to his left when he was found.

[@legitbeans9078]

💪😂

[@larryfolloway6335]

@@IntoTheDeepYTActive sex life

[@vadusnisky]

Well he had plenty of time, and nobody was looking either

[@aloyisiuspeters8913]

Well, he was able to chase down goats and have sex with them. He notched the ears of those he nailed.

[@Letmebe_2363]

👀💀

[@knifelore1647]

Absolutely love your channel and way you speak the story. Amazing, Thank you Sir!

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it

[@sandyc6569]

Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@shayhoulihan4391]

Shay checking in from dublin Ireland thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@janjapolanec9426]

In the times of suffering, the Bible gives me strength and sanity.

[@StoffelDilligas]

I tend to lose myself in fiction and fantasy novels as well.

[@omaracevedo4784]

A modern city man would've jumped off a cliff as we have become weak and dependent on modern technology. We know nothing of hunting, foraging, fishing, making fire, carpentry stitching. Raising Crops, or animals. Slaughtering animals for meats. The average 16th century man was more adept at surviving a pre electricity world.

[@DeborahThird-og1uo]

I do

[@joeswartz8286]

You forgot plumbing and HVAC. 😂

[@ramonarichardson7904]

What an experience Silkirk had! Wow 😯. He sure was blessed to have everything needed to survive. His Bible gave him the strength not to give up or give into suicide. God provided for him what he needed to continue on… What an adventure! ❤

[@billfarley9167]

So where was God in 1933-1945?

[@earcher]

Imagine the world being so shit that being stranded alone on an island is preferable to rescue from the wrong group of people. It's a good thing we've come so far as a species! .... oh, right....

[@JackFrost008]

Yup

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

Amazing story ... and the role of his Bible bringing God into his saga is duly noted. We are made for our creator and He loves us dearly.

[@clarkpalace]

What a dumb comment

[@clarkpalace]

Oh so sorry

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

@@clarkpalace ?? Explain? Nothing to be sorry for ... the man survived. What is truly sorry is the increasing attitude that the man in the mirror can get along just fine without orienting to divine infinite power. The enemy of all mankind wants just that sort of agenda ... He knows God exists ... and that God rules everything ... but decided he was too important as a pure spirit to love God in His human manifestation ... For us ... the spiritual tectonics are many times out of sight ... but the effects are direct.

[@clarkpalace]

@@michaelpcooksey5096 oooh boy. I live on a little blue planet , third from the sun. No one put me here. Its just a crazy existence

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

@@clarkpalace Yeah it can really get crazy ... but look at what functions around us ...plant life, animal life, gravity, laws of physics, movement of the solar system around our galaxy, movement of our galaxy around the discoverable universe ... we see intelligent purposeful creation ... not spontaneous accidents from chaos. Such intelligence points to a 'creator'. His evidence is everywhere.

[@chief3839]

Lucky bastard!!!!!

[@robdickson9027]

This sounds like dream minus the rats

[@christyler5722]

Ya gotto eat something…

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

More like a nightmare I think hahaha

[@strykerjones8842]

I would think sea lions would be an excellent source of meat/fat/pelts.

[@mybigsteaminjohn4027]

Sure, but Goats are goated for meat fat and pelts

[@strykerjones8842]

@@mybigsteaminjohn4027 Absolutely agree, I also think those sea lions would be bigger, fatter and easier to shoot while they were on the beach than a goat inland. Just a missed opportunity I suppose or one he didn’t even recognize out of circumstance.

[@rideon6140]

Maybe if you are accustomed to it, the taste is sickening if you are not.

[@strykerjones8842]

@@rideon6140 The best seasoning is hunger.

[@peterkoller3761]

good luck fighting one ton tasmanian devils, cos that´s what (Steller) sea lions basically are when they are attacked. and they are damn fast on land, too: 3 times as fast as humans!

[@rupakgbikas4477]

Too many people wanted to be in a remote place for 20 days. So they had "Naked and Afraid episodes The purpose behind being Naked was to decrease the number of applicants. If the show was called "Afraid in a remote jungle with one other person", there may have been more applicants.

[@PeterLorimer-ji5ut]

Wilson? WILSON !

[@shizlittlebam]

What an absolute gangster. Thanks for sharing.

[@turdferguson5300]

I watched the sitcom. It started with a 3 hour tour, if not for the courage of the fearless crew...

[@alex6472]

At 7:40 it says he prepared shelters for winter in October 1704, but it's the southern hemisphere, October is spring leading into summer?

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Sorry I must have mixed up my dates when writing the script! I've just gone back over my research and October 1704 was when he moved inland on the island, as Summer is the mating season for the seals that overran his beach. It's estimated he built his shelters anywhere from February-May of 1705. Cheers!

[@alex6472]

@@IntoTheDeepYT thanks bro overall great video cheers

[@brendafayepatten3312]

I'm thinking most of us who are used to all the comforts of life, might possibly have a more difficult time surviving than Alexander. I find this story very intriguing and adventurous.

[@SUCCESSPASS]

What a fantastic editing job!

[@russ549]

I bet this life would be better than having to live on the streets of a california city as I've spent so much of my life

[@rebeccacarter1914]

Cats come in handy! They pay their way!

[@Fr3thc]

Algorithm bout to pick this 1 up! Calling it now

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Cheers man 🔥

[@LiiFTeDgamer]

We have arrived

[@markmanriquez3208]

Yup

[@williejordan1521]

You called it

[@vapormissile]

So say we all!

[@MovieMakingMan]

I could easily do that. I’m very resourceful and have a lot of ingenuity. That island was lush with plenty of food. And any loneliness could easily be dissipated with a lot of cats around me. Sign me up!

[@mybigsteaminjohn4027]

Bull, the cats would eat you

[@MovieMakingMan]

@@mybigsteaminjohn4027 😂😂Naaa, I’ve had as many as 7 cats and never eaten. They would be such good companions.

[@Infantryvet156th]

Id be happy to live amongst a small group of people on a large tropical island. But id be very depressed to live in complete isolstion from others. But I could do it if I absolutely have to in order to survive.

[@Richard-f4b4r]

Appreciated the history lesson!

[@victormagness9970]

Read history for relaxation thank you. I had a rough day today, but this made me feel much better. Keep up the great work again thank you.

[@IntoTheDeepYT]

Great to hear the video helped you, thanks so much :D

[@michaelsrowland]

The ship he was on sunk soon after he got left on the island

[@gungnir3926]

with parents, and a wife and perhaps a few friends. and no high tech ships. this would be preferable to all other existences. nothing bad about living in the real world, as long as adam has eve it is not only not a punishment but a blessing.

[@jameseastwood4984]

I think my wife might be available.

[@theotherwillie]

Eve betrayed Adam with the snake and destroyed Paradise‼️‼️‼️

[@squiggyg.8415]

They didn’t have to deal with the past four years. They’re the luckiest people on the planet.

[@ddover49]

I guess he quit complaining about the sea worthiness of ships.

[@gilbertvidana9709]

Where"s the Movie ??? Excellant tale !!!