We Found HUMAN REMAINS On Remote Island😨☠️

[@lawrencebrenn3345]

I live in Northwest Ontario, Canada, and am currently watching your clips while its -20C outside with 3 feet of snow on the ground. I look forward to your episodes every week. I am an old man now, but you two live the life that I have dreamed of my entire life and have never been able to achieve! Bless you both!

[@VladKhomutov]

+7 in Toronto today... but yeah this was wild

[@iftikharifti4630]

Great sir stay blessed

[@WatchTheMoss]

oh well you will pass away soon don't worry

[@sergiobowers6930]

10 degrees in Victoria BC. The warmest city in Canada surrounded by islands & wilderness.

[@TheBowhunterinNB]

I am watching in NewBrunswick Canada , just came in from shoveling my driveway.

[@DS-fr4cm]

Strick's understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal culture is one of the many things that makes this channel unique. Love your work, mate.

[@DavidBulsey]

check out wild reaches

[@abitofeverything9970]

Legitimate studies have shown for a long time, that the Aboriginal people actually had ZERO culture

[@SteveJones-gz4vd]

It's amazing how the British colonised the world and brought culture, adventure and understanding to the World

[@nundayabusiness]

@@SteveJones-gz4vd I really do hope this is sarcasm?

[@SteveJones-gz4vd]

No Serious , Thanks to the Brits you are there bringing us this amazing journey @@nundayabusiness

[@guillermodelnoche]

Does anyone hear something else when she says beach especially with the phrase basic beach kitchen? It makes me smile. I love that they both have accents that are awesome to my American ears. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers!

[@TheLefaLife]

Lol yes! 😂😂 it's endearing.

[@davidwebb2257]

Yeah . I heard / hear it every time.

[@sourdough.sketches]

It’s the basic bitch kitchen and I don’t want it any other way! 😂❤

[@drumandbassob0007]

@@sourdough.sketcheshaha 100% this it's endearing tho

[@andreabcelli1615]

what an amazing episode guys, shows you how remote you are. An abandoned boat, human skulls, burials.. ancient cave paintings. Awesome experience that you are so kind to share with us, thanks a million. Please be careful. Mario

[@kellywilkins8043]

Anthropology in any culture is truly fascinating! Showing respect for the dead as you guys have is always paramount! You guys are awesome! Be safe!

[@KHAZ-tl4pt]

What an amazing and emotional adventure you guys just encountered. I really enjoyed it, and found myself completely in awe in what you found. Thank you so much for being respectful, leaving everything alone, and leaving with peaceful thoughts. You guys are the best!

[@PeterKertesz2013]

The aboriginal cave art is amazing, thank you!

[@jeffreygibson8123]

Thanks!

[@alexandertelehin3425]

Hi Jack and Fran, at the start of this video both of you were looking at the size of the Croc foot print in the sand. When I toured the Walker river, I went up a creek, about 50 meters wide, I noticed a huge Croc slide going up a muddy bank. The width of the slide was about 150 centre meters or close to 5 feet wide. some massive foot prints that had sunk into the clay about 150 cm's deep on the outside of the slide. The foot print was close to 30 cm long, about 12 inches. My heart started pounding that hard and fast that my blood pressure must have gone up substantially. I kept going up stream to collect my traps that had moved about 50 meters from where I put them in. I could not find the other one. I motored as quietly as I could out of that side creek. in my tinny, got into my bigger boat and left the Walker River, back into Blue Mud Bay which was north of Groote Eylandt, Gulf of Carpentaria. NT. On the way out I noticed a couple of floating Crocs just watching. I sailed back to Alyangula, Groote Eylandt, to the Clinic which I had phoned on my way back about my yellow and grey leg which had two deep puncture marks about 8mm apart and 5mm deep. The Doctor looked at my leg and said Darwin Hospital; filled me full of injections, booked the flight and took me the 17 kilometres to the Airport that afternoon. My boat was still at anchor on my return..

[@teardropcamper3988]

No harm in reporting the remains just in case they belong to the anchored boat. Great video Jack and Fran.

[@caseychipley1671]

I live in Medford Oregon and am disabled, I love watching your channels and love the places you go. I wish I could go out and live and sustain off the ocean. Thank you so very much ❤

[@michaelb.42112]

Me too,...Good Luck and I'm praying for you in my own way. I'm not religious, but spiritual and we are all connected.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I absolutely love this series!! Keeps me sane during the Winter months in the US. This video was just incredible, to see the paintings of old sail boats that visited these islands. Wow! Spectacular! Sadly their lives would change forever. So much history on those islands. Thank you for showing great respect for this culture.

[@lilipich8628]

Hey Strick and Fran! Loved this episode and your adventures. As an Aboriginal person I appreciate the presence in your video, I got goosebumps when you found the sacred burial sites and rock art. In case you don't do it already, I would begin to introduce yourself to Country (name and origin), state your intentions and ask for permission before taking anything. Introduction and acknowledgement shows love and respect to the spirits, and keeps you safe from bad spirits. Thanks for reading and keep up the awesome episodes. ❤

[@rebecamontenegro5607]

Spirits? There's no such a thing. When you die, your sawl goes, there's two places to go. One hell or heaven. That's a lie and is not true that the spirits follow you or stay out there. Oh my, it's not like that. Sorry, but that is not real and true.

[@bruce8554]

Another flawless vlog which covers the bases so well. A satisfying balance of content. Equilibrium.

[@markhaszoe-life6337]

Thank you, you two lovebirds, enjoy going on an adventure with strict and Fran. beautiful scenery always appreciate the videos you guys put out.

[@Jnike8715]

Totally cool, great explorations of the islands, coastal beaches & cliffs.. keep up the amazing videos.

[@SurfsFlatTrader]

What an amazing life you guys are living! Love your channel.

[@ozzleoni6609]

I'm really impressed with the site read and the petroglyph ID, Jack y Fran. What memorable adventure. Cheers.

[@shaneburns4349]

There is certainly a balance required between original ownership, creation of an economy, and inheritance. Complicated, but a great episode.

[@Leosarebetter]

I found a carcass of an Irrawaddy Dolphin on Northern Yeppoon Beach back in the early 80's. Unfortunately the trawler guys had netted it, killed it by hanging it by its tail under water and then chopping off its tail fins. I took pics and sent them to the relevant Department back then. Sad to see. It was confirmed as an Irrawaddy.

[@WGTNmarineLife]

Bit of a cliffhanger that 1. Any update on the boat or the human remains you found? Surely weather you believe the human remains are old Aboriginal remains or not you would have to report the finding to the authorities and coupled with the boat it all looks suspicious. 🤔🤔🤔

[@UtahDelaCruz]

It's doubtful they're connected. The bones on the body were completely clean and bleached, making them several years old at the earliest. But the beef jerky on the boat was barely bad. But it is odd.

[@SuperBlaek]

The boat is possibly odd. Human remains not really, burials like this area common with the saltwater clans Qld through to PNG and Torres.

[@ceIIardoor]

They might be on an illegal beach tbh

[@TreasureHuntingNana]

I want to know too... any remains should still be reported.

[@charonstyxferryman]

@@ceIIardoor Define "illegal beach" in the territory of Australia, please. In my country, the coast line is public. no exceptions to that law, including multi-million properties. The beach is never part of it, and that is true even if the property loses e.g. 10 meter to sea.

[@shon0369]

Amazing Amazing !! Fantastic episode , you stumbled upon a very sacred spot I can feel the old ghost. You gave respect to it .

[@TheOldaz1]

Amazing place with amazing history. Thanks Folks.

[@Matt_Norrie]

WOW this episode was gripping! Full of mystery and history. Really loving the cave hunting and your general adventures discovering new places. Keep us updated if you find anything out about the unmanned dory. All the best guys take care out there 💙

[@cardinal8656]

I once talked to a guy on Middle Percy Island who lives there at the beach (Percy Hilton Tree House). He said his buddy went out fishing in the boat and never came back. I just had to think about that when I saw this video.

[@diegosauda9596]

Very nice place,everybody likes to see things on the shore,but if everyone takes a souvenir nobody will find nice things to see,but it was just a shell...but you took it there is one shell less to see in the morning.😢

[@benzidane]

Good to see you again guys, have a good time 💙💙💙💙

[@250sabre]

Excellent episode folks ! Thanks !

[@samharper4289]

Watch out for those Crocs! Blessings and much love always you two!!! 🙏❤

[@Dstick1Spearfishing]

What an amazing time you are both having, respect to all involved and the people from a different time you crossed paths with. Stay safe, have fun! 👍🤗😊

[@richard_n]

This episode really was an adventure, so many crazy things in just one video.

[@Eagle621]

Fantastic episode gang😊 Stay safe out there…nature sees you as food also….💕

[@richardthornhill4630]

Enjoying the Great Adventures along the northern coast of Australia. Thanks.

[@alonzowitt5931]

A lovely couple in the prime of their life living the life that most of us can only dream of! God bless you guys!

[@basildavidson4597]

Today’s vlog is exceptional for so many reasons. The amazing islands and the history of the indigenous inhabitants. Thank you for sharing it.

[@jamieborge6810]

Powerful video guys. Thanks. Stay safe.

[@BobvanT]

This is adventure at its best ! Crocs, dolphins, washed up murdered turtle, wild pigs, skulls and skeletons, no fresh water …… and Robinson Crusoe’s boat 😅 . Thanks for this fab video Guys ❤

[@michaelhughes7458]

What you both are doing is what a lot of people wish they could do

[@steveh3483]

You guys are so lucky. The content and quality of this episode guys is amazing. Its up there. Driving home from work this morning in -2'c and snow, you are world away spending time with a beautiful co presenter who is amazing at flying the drone and getting the shots too.

[@richardharker2775]

Fascinating and a little bit spooky. Those paintings are amazing and so sad their culture and ancestry has been destroyed.

[@heroinwithsteez3116]

Hardly a culture

[@travisrobertson5689]

You mean destroyed it themselves

[@mosin9105]

Great episode. Those paintings at the end with the multi-masted ships were incredible.

[@gracesedillo1377]

Wow...I must admit that every episodes are all amazing but this one beats everything so far because of the unexpected human remains...What an absolute creepy and lots of imagination about the spiritual world I can think about this...Just WOW

[@steelsilver4078]

You guys are AWESOME!!!!

[@dunk856]

A fantastic postscript honouring those who went before and touching on the history of European arrival. Thanks for a fantastic episode

[@2aa2aa2]

20:06 "we haven't seen a boat in almost a week now". 4:43 very clearly a boat in the background with people fishing?

[@carvinlambert6899]

You and your Mom are just excellent together! I love your Videos, always great content!!

[@felischaus838]

You are best ! Thank you for giving people paradise ! Respect !👍❤️❤️

[@TanyaRando]

My first thought when you saw the skull, was that it could be someone who had gone missing after a wreck, or croc attack or something like that, I never even thought it could be a sacred place. It's so good to see people having such respect for culture.

[@clxudia777]

exactly! he seemed so confident in his guess that I didnt even consider a croc attack or wreck😂

[@a-townhoops9002]

Hi Guys! NIce episode! Question. Did you have any feedback on the boat or human skull? Thank you for the great exploration. You light up my life every week!

[@taurenmale]

Report it for sure

[@TheApnean]

Pretty sure they are obliged to report it@@taurenmale

[@sheeprider4565]

So glad I came across this channel loving the vids so far you guys are deffo out there living the dream ✌️

[@roytherhodesian4029]

Love your work guys , so informative, respectful and your appreciation of nature and love for each other evident 🙏

[@bigboss-tl2xr]

We need LONGER episodes 😎

[@johng6109]

Great episode. Can’t wait for the next one!

[@bmL2tParty]

You Got the life. I know that it's not all rainbows and yellow fin tuna but you guys got the life. You are both Amazing. Thanks for what you do.

[@jimscanoe]

"We come, as a visitor, with all the love and respect...."-beautifully said.

[@danieladdyman9015]

Touched by your love and respect for nature and ancestors. Big love to you both.

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Wow, another mindblowing serie, the content is on a high level, very unique spots i would never see without your explorings - the human skull was a precious found, and your historical explanations are super interesting ! I saw 3 years ago in Myanmar Irrawaddy Dolphins in the Delta by exploring a Marine NP, they came near the boat and i could see them shining in blue-grey colour - it was amazing ! Thank you Strick & Fran, you are adorable, your videos and work are phenomenal !🙏👋✌😍

[@dartmart9263]

There are skulls everywhere around the world. There have been dozens of billions of people on the planet from the earliest beginnings. I know that a good portion of the human family has practiced cremation instead of internment, but I’m actually very surprised that people don’t find more.

[@neutonrenda2303]

What an amazing place, and the cave paintings are absolutely out of this world. I get to see San cave paintings here in South Africa, I know how special it feels to see it in person. Being on an uninhabited island with such beautiful coves and caves is right up there.👍

[@lavonclaxton2329]

I enjoy watching and I think this was the best one yet you guys are great 👍✌️😁

[@a.m.1094]

In Germany we say 'neid ist die höchste Form der Anerkennung' means Envy is the sincerest form of recognition. Love what you Guys are doing. ❤

[@roypowell3450]

Well we look forward to "What is cooking at Frans Restaurant today"!. Amazing again guys thank you...

[@1011-s7d]

Strick.....The rainbow serpent, you sure it's not the water leaching through the porous sedimentary rock oxidizing the iron minerals? You see when you have a layer of rock with higher porosity above a lower porous layer the water accumulates (puddles) at the base of the more porous layer subsequently oxidizing the iron minerals.

[@michaeleppinger5536]

Really cool special thank you for all the history 🤠🤗👍👍

[@markhorne3096]

I'm from West Virginia USA. I love your adventures look forward to them every week, keeping them coming.

[@MikeVSMike]

Absolutely amazing episode

[@MichaelJenner-x3v]

great episode guys thankyou

[@JamesHardiman99]

I really appreciate the respect you accord the aboriginal culture.

[@jimhilstad5227]

So interesting! Must feel a little strange finding some of these things 🫣

[@SouthernCrossGO]

Top Ep fellas 😊

[@stevenharper9066]

Thanks kids 🌊🐟👍🏻😎👙☠️🙏🏻awesome episode

[@mickden3155]

Josh Gates from ''Expedition Unknown'' will want to do an episode with you guys soon he's been to Tassie already.😂😂 👍

[@JoseFuentes-br6pb]

Man i love this dudes videos i use to just watch videos about cars video games and other stuff but i been addicted to watching these videos there so interesting

[@danvprado]

Amazinggggg video and exploration! You guys are making history!!!!! (and i´m watching all of that history from the other side of the world, BRAZIL) Love guys, keep up the good good work

[@waynewilliams8554]

Without fail, I can always hit the thumbs up before watching your posts. Never disappointed!!

[@stevehammond2016]

Well hello . hello . What a stir to the gut that must have caused / felt with your mate hollering for you like that . Being an older man , I have heard about and seen some aboriginal drawings as such but nothing to the scale of what you have shared within the past couple of weeks . Thank you . I guess I'll let you go here . Always looking forward to going exploring with you .

[@matthew-lh3zx]

❤ great one!!!

[@ianwollstein8974]

Fabulous show today you guys 🤓❤️

[@shockwavegaming1376]

I love the adventures and the respect you have for the native cultures.

[@huntingtonbeachsasquatch]

Call maritime dib's on that skiff!👍💯 ...Then again, it's not adrift so I'm not sure you can.🤔

[@gazpearce3700]

Unreal guys, love the respect Jacko and the explanations, thank you 👍👍

[@GreatestCornholio]

Another great vid! You guys should grab a pair of short range walkie talkies so you can keep in touch when you split up. Could definitely be handy for when you find something or in an emergency.

[@a.m.1094]

Reminds me a little Bit of Malcolm Douglas exploring Kimberley... Like the same boat.... Just awesome

[@GrahamSmyth-um6uh]

Hey Fran / strick another great video.coming across that skull would be freaky and finding that boat

[@leonkahler7223]

Absolutely incredible fact about the dolphins, wow!!

[@edwardpootchemunka8027]

I love your videos guys every episode♥️♥️

[@richardmeftah2569]

What an absolutely brilliant video! The history is incredible and I love the cave-paintings.

[@ophirdog]

Another top episode. Thanks guys.

[@jim5247]

If I was a croc. Strick would even be a thought but Fran wouldn't have a chance.

[@karlscher5170]

creep

[@jim5247]

@@karlscher5170 thank you. some people have no sense of humor.

[@ghomerhust]

theres a massive pod of dolphins off the eastern coast of South America that have been doing this for well over 100 years with locals there, herding fish in for the nets, and the locals actually take fish from the catch and feed the dolphins there. the older dolphins teach the younger ones to do this so it just keeps going generation after generation. it's fantastic. they're so incredibly smart, and the working together is just a show of why humans are just so close to other animals in build and intelligence.

[@andyturner3935]

Amazing video and you guys do such a great job at editing and making amazing content!! I really hope you write a book!

[@MTB_Rider_96]

You guys need Walkie-Talkies for sure.

[@65commet]

Excellent interesting greatly different Woa!

[@charlievaldez9132]

u look like a water world movie leaving at the sea.i love sea .that's why I love ur contents.

[@chuenyeelau]

That’s a spooky episode!

[@danbasham9207]

Wow! What a crazy day!

[@roseogrady8785]

Thank You... What a amazing experience.

[@kastingwithfrostbyte]

I absolutely love old history. The chance to come across things like that are so rare and awesome. Enjoyed every second of it felt like I was there with you. What an awesome episode. To be honest the thumbnail made me feel like it was clickbait with the skull. haha I'm glad I stuck around and watched. Couldn't take my eyes off the video. Superb content friends! Tights lines!

[@nickmcarr617]

I swam in a creek in the NT with freshies when I was a kid, there were skulls in the caves above it.

[@Chelsea-fc-aus]

Great episode guys that was something well done keep them coming so we can keep watching

[@aindanaouvi]

From Azores Islands in the Atlantic ocean! The other side of the worl ...Amazing... Thanks guys truly fascinating!