Name: How Juliane Koepcke Survived A Plane Crash And 11 Days Alone In The Amazon
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On December 24, 1971, LANSA 508 from Lima to Pucallpa, Peru

基礎受動態

Now considered the deadliest lightning strike

that ultimately led to the demise of everyone onboard,

Today, we're going to explain how Juliane Koepcke survived

a plane crash and 11 days alone in the Amazon.

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of the flight and the crash are nothing short of pure nightmare

and just a few hours after her high school graduation

She was flying with her mother between Pucallpa and Lima

Along the way, the plane encountered a storm.

The sky became pitch black all around them.

And lightning was constantly flashing outside the windows.

While her mother was concerned, Juliane, who loved to fly,

Suddenly, there was a bright light on the wing.

The plane plunged sharply towards the ground

Juliane's mother was thrown from her seat.

Finally, Juliane, along with her seat bench,

was sucked from the fuselage and out into the sky.

as she plummeted toward the thick forest canopy, which

she later recalled as resembling green cauliflower or broccoli.

She suspects this may have played a role in slowing

Yeah, think about that the next time a flight attendant

And due to a concussion, she retains no memory

She suspects she must have awakened during this period

and removed her seat belt because it was off

by the time she fully regained consciousness.

It was 9:00 AM the morning after the crash.

In fact, she could tell thanks to her watch,

which at this point was still functioning.

Koepcke was soaking wet, dirty, and partially

She crawled fully under to escape the rain while she

According to Koepcke, I couldn't really feel anything.

It was like being wrapped in cotton balls.

With a lot of effort, I could only get up on my knees.

Juliane could tell her collarbone was badly broken.

It was a sharp break that was overlapping beneath her skin

She also had a deep laceration on her calf.

But because she was in shock, it wasn't bleeding too much.

Another cut on her arm had become infected with maggots.

She feared that this might mean the arm would eventually

But at this point, there was nothing she could do about it.

Doctors would later discover she also fractured her shin,

she didn't feel any of those things until much later

Most people would probably be terrified to find themselves

alone and injured in the middle of a jungle teeming

with snakes, crocodiles, and all manner of poisonous flora

But Juliane Koepcke had a very unique childhood.

Her mother, a world-renowned ornithologist, and her father,

a famous zoologist, worked at a research station in--

Yes, Juliane had been raised in a very similar area.

And her familiarity with the types of terrain

It also meant she never became overly afraid of her situation.

Koepcke herself mused, I learned a lot about life

It's not the green hell that the world always thinks.

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How Juliane Koepcke Survived A Plane Crash And 11 Days Alone In The Amazon

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