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To survive that's so gross 🤢😮

Yea they did

Yeah they did wdym

The pilot didn't have enough experience.

​​@@dannyboi830pilot had crossed that mountain more than 20 times before that crash. bad weather and flight instrument issues were also decisive

Seriously 😳

What's his grandpa's name

Roy Harley

@@camilaperciavalle4368 wow

awsome he is now a motivationalspeaker. great@@camilaperciavalle4368

Not really a fun fact thought is it breh

That was not fun to know at all

More of a Sad fact

Why didn't you take photos since you were there?

@@Nadae27 I had no phone or Camera

What are you talking about? They didn't kill people in order to eat.. There was already many dead bodies after the plane crash. Do you think that everyone survived that accident??

It was cold, so the meat was most likely frozen and didn’t taste like nothing

In the 1976 movie you see them cutting the flesh in filets and hanging those on an horizontal pole to dry them in the sun.....

just thought that only 13 bodies were found intact, other 15 were skeletal remains brings many questions; a) they ate almost 1 kilo a day? each of them a kilo? b)how they managed to cut it frozen at -30C' with a piece of glass? c) how could they survive at this temperature? they had a plane for shelter. then I think of 2 bottles of water i keep in my fridge and temperature difference of water in plastic bottle vs. metal one. the plain buried in snow is like a metal bottle. all of it simply unbelievable.

What a morbid comment 😮

​@@abdulazuzadel4768. They had minimum supplies at the beggining. They collected water from the snow, they ate very little meat... when rescued they looked like esqueletons!!! Its not like they feast on human meat. They also burried some of the death. The crash ocurred in one location but because of an avalanche, the remains of the plane moved to another place.

yes but they’re hispanic. Religion is huge- it takes a LOT of courage to eat someone, or to remember to faces while eating.

Easier said than done I'm assuming.

@@olivialddjjx.7 100%，I don’t have any religious beliefs and even I find it difficult, but after all none of us is really going to truly understand what they been through, you really have to be in that plane to understand. I got nothing but respect for these survivors, they really beat death and came back to life.

@@aljonborabo0801 definitely bro. I can’t even eat raw steak, I can’t imagine eating human flesh…. I would probably get some ice, roll the flesh in it and just swallow it. If I chew I’d probably throw up. But I’m just guessing here, when the body gives you that last survival instinct, I honestly don’t know how I would eat it. I really can’t say coz I’ve never been in their situation, I mean none of us has. 🤒

​@@olivialddjjx.7. We are not that religious.... that's just a western misbelief.

Here after watching Yellowjackets

Met oo

I cried so hard.

Me too

Same

Yeah 72 Days thats correct

This was my exact reaction

They used snow for hydration, and had such little food they list 40 percent of there body weight

Yep. When rescue first came, they couldn't see the plane and left. Then the radio announced no rescue would come again until after the thaw.

Even crazier how they ended the search just after 10days

Wrong....semi-professional amateur team

@@JohnnyDouchbag-nr5yf No, mate it was amateur back then, OC became semi-professional years later. Uruguayan Rugby tournament "started for real" in 1978

Me of terrifying flying watching on Netflix. I would die immediately on the plane if I experienced this stuff :( poor people.