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Two Ships Wrecked on the Same Island — Survival Would Be Brutal

Shipwrecks of The Grafton and Invercauld — two unrelated ships went down in 1864 on opposite ends of the remote Auckland Islands at the same time. Both crews battled to survive in the same unforgiving wilderness. But while one forged tools, and hunted sea lions, the other descended into madness, starvation, and silence. This is the true story of two shipwrecks unfolding just miles apart — and how leadership, resilience, and fate shaped their fates. A brutal survival tale you won’t forget. 🔔 Subscribe for more survival history and true shipwreck stories. 🎧 Want the podcast version? https://open.spotify.com/show/3oRKU4h... This video includes paid stock, public domain, or Creative Commons content used under fair dealing or fair use. Including Francisco Goya’s "Saturn Devouring His Son". If you have concerns please email us from the channel page. Timestamps: 00:00 – Starving on the Island 01:00 – Two Shipwrecks, Same Island 02:00 – Invercauld Sets Sail 03:00 – Lost in a Storm 04:00 – Shipwreck in the Night 05:00 – Survivors Reach Shore 06:00 – No Food, No Leader 08:00 – Grafton Crew Fights to Live 10:00 – Sea Lions and Survival Tools 12:00 – Building a Real Shelter 14:00 – Invercauld Crew Falls Apart 20:00 – Rescue and Aftermath