Andes plane crash survivor Roberto Canessa on cannibalism and optimism I BBC News
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- In October 1972, a plane crashed in a remote part of the Andes, and a group of young rugby players survived for 72 days in the snow with no means of finding food.
Dr Roberto Jorge Canessa is a Uruguayan peadiatric cardiologist and one of the 16 survivors of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571.
Canessa spoke to BBC News about his harrowing experience.
The survivors were discovered after two of the players trekked for days with no specialist equipment or clothes to get help.
The starving passengers of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 were only able to stay alive by eating the bodies of those who did not survive.
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'Do you think you'd have survived two months without food' is essentially what she asked, what kind of question is that. The guy is like I did do it and I still lost 30 kilos what do you think
Yes true. As if he did it out of malice. He was starving
Roberto, I admire you and all that survived the crash. I love the way you are describing the conditions, you are so down to earth. Thanks for sharing your survival experience, good to see you alive and healthy.
"Let me remind you of the story." Literally everyone knows the story. Several years ago the members left of the two rugby teams met and finally played the game they were meant to play.
Guarantee you that many people don't know this story
Absolutely incredible and tragic story. Shows how strong the body can be when the mind is committed
Not really, shows perhaps that his body was healthier and in a better condition to begin with. In concentration camps and gulagi people were passing out and dying left and right and many even died on the way to them. The survivors that we mostly hear from were kids at that time which probably helped to survive in those conditions but older people had tougher time
I am so happy to see this man who is brave and smart. Hope he is continuing his wonderful life ❤
I really enjoyed this interview. Amazing to hear from an actual survivor and good questions. Thank you!
It's an excellent film
Actual.
I read the book when i was in high school (1995 or 96), and i remember everything in that book til now. Even me as a teen just directly approved what they did to survive and wish to tell them that if i were the dead friend i would let them eat my flesh rather than letting them die from starving. From the book i could imagine how it became a nightmare for them when they finally decieded to cut the flesh of their friend and the first time that matchbox size flesh were eaten that they couldn't even chew it. I haven't watch the movie and maybe will not because the book has given me crystal clear vision of their days up there.
A very insightful interview, cannot begin to imagine what I would do if these circumstances had befallen me, gratitude is all I can feel right now
But you have given yourself a name emotionless and now now talk of some gratitude and imagining what you will do in that situation
This movie is amazing.. Still shocks me to know it didn't win any oscars. I don't think I've ever felt so many emotions watching any movie before, but this movie made me feel all the emotions.
Intelligent man! Survived because he was rational!
Ive read the book about their experience, absolutely life changing, makes you appreciate life more!
The questions are ridiculous
“What made you come to that decision” (cannibalism)
“Do you think you would’ve survived without having done that”
BBC, please do better
I just recently watched on Netflix. Great movie that makes you question what you would do in the same circumstances.
What a life that man has lived!
My there rest in peace 🙏
Watched the movie at theatre when it first released, I was a teenager. It was a great story and movie, happy that this survivor still live and teach us how important to be alive and be in peace with nearly everything.
Do you mean 'Society of the Snow' or a previous movie?
It’s called Survival mode
You had to do what you had to do. It’s understandable. They’re true survivors. Bless 🙏
I was just thinking about the society of snow and then this pops up
I was thinking of your mum and then she pops up
@@utubebroadcasterbro’s made over 100 comments on this channel, and the only other 3 I can see are sensible and relevant comments pertaining to the content of each original video. And then you drop a zinger like this. Absolute madman, I’m dead😂😂😂
@@utubebroadcasterdam you beat me to it😂😂😂
I just watched a video earlier today and this event was mentioned in it, now this random interview is uploaded. It’s not even the anniversary of the event so maybe it’s a youtube algorithm or tracking thing? Kinda like when you talk about something, then ads match what you talked about. No idea just guessing 😆
@@Mussa.H it's in the terms and condition that if you allow use of your mic.
If the temperatures were - i wonder how the managed to get by with the eating….
Society of the snow is an amazing film !! Would recommend
I remember hearing this on our black and white TV as a kid
What a decision to make. I dont know how i would react to this situation. Very disturbing indeed
Remember watching it on Nat Geo a long time ago
That’s extreme
Very disturbing
It's a matter of survival
No flipping me off Maryam?
1972: "This plane took of but never arrived at destination ... shall we search????
- Meh!
It was impossible to spot. Watch the movie ffs
Off.
They did search at first, but failed to find anything so they stop searching.
@@scaryghost5721 damned!
The hole love of the world was in extract is in this real and extraordinary story. It is much more than a survival story; It'is a love story.
Society of the Snow was very disturbing to watch
I just watched a video about this a few days ago.
Either Thoughty² or Ray William Johnson.
It's a mad story. Personally, I'd rather just wait for death, rather than prolong what seemed inevitable.
Either wait it out in the wreckage or try and make it back to civilisation and if I don't make it, so be it.
It is an incredible,unheard story that requires a lot of guts to understand what happened then, particularly,the part describing eating human flesh to survive the hardship caused by the plane crash.but telling this story to the kids,that, I don't recommend 😲
Unheard? It’s literally been made in to several books and movies over the last 4 decades…
There are normal people, and there are people who watch Society of the Snow in a plane.
What’s crazy is if they left sooner they’d be alive
They couldn’t leave sooner, it was winter, they were waiting for spring for a thaw and warmer nights.
But at the end we all did what we had to in order to survive.
How does human flesh taste....i've heard it doesn't taste very well....Hope i never am forced to be an actual judge.....
🐔
It's like Pork.
Which makes sense when you think about heart valve transplants.
It's probably better with a bit of spices.
@@wildandbarefoot flesh always tastes bette being marinated😀
I hear it tastes like ham IDK
They did what they could in order to survive.
It's called Alive xD
A non-native using the word "harrowing" impresses me.
Please save Indian 🇮🇳 democracy
Roberto looks like Feech La Manaa from Sopranos
lol totally
Anyone else, you help me please how i go to USA ❤
Go to the airport for a flight to the USA???????
Go to Greenland and turn left.
Just walk duh
And the answer to his most asked question is.
It tastes like pork.
Funny thing is at that time the pope, well fed with the best dishes money can buy, gave his pardon to the survivors because they have eat human flesh.
Would this turn you vegetarian?
Nah, vegetarians have no meat on their bones.
@@ge2623 Are you partial?
Surely vegetarians would taste better than meat eaters .
Nah, too dry. And don't call me Shirley.
do not do that sort of behavior of the unnatural
This is crazy because last night i had a dream about chickens and this morning i woke up with a c**k in my hand😂😂😂😂
Whose was it?
@@ge2623ahhh you got me 😆🤣🤣
Seriously though it was my own 😐
@@lockstockand3smokingcarrots 😁
bet it wasnt yours
you couldda woke up with two and had a dream you were skiing
🍽️🤦🏼
Is she the same lady who was showing middle finger to her colleague?
Has he tried it since? 🕵🏻♂️😂
😂😂😂
Leftovers?
"Cannibalism and Optimism" Wasn't that a Spice Girls song?
Why not eat snow instead?
Snow is not going to sustain you for 2 months in frigid temperatures
That's Because snow don't have Fat, Protein and Carbohydrates... Basic nutritions for surviving.. Simple G.K🤔
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Well, dumb question
its not ethical behavior the scythian consumes human flesh
They were an extremely ancient people without our traditional morals
doctor zelensky these are my organs you cannot eat those