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How Did The Greely Expedition End In Starvation and Survival?

In 1881, 25 men led by Lieutenant Adolphus Greely were sent to the Arctic for a U.S. military science mission. By 1884, only six were rescued alive. This is the harrowing true story of the Greely Expedition — a doomed polar expedition marked by starvation, frostbite, execution, and evidence of cannibalism. They boiled their boots. Ate candle wax. Some were executed. Others were eaten. In this documentary-style video, we follow the journey from Fort Conger to Cape Sabine, using firsthand journal entries, historical photos by George Rice, and modern forensic evidence. 🔎 Topics in this episode: • Greely Arctic Expedition 1881–1884 • Cannibalism and survival in the Arctic • Forensic discoveries from exhumed bones • How the survivors were rescued 🎥 For more: • [Shackleton’s Endurance: The Untold Story (   • Stranded in Antarctica — How Did Shackleto...  ) • [The Franklin Expedition Mystery (   • How Ada Blackjack Became the Lone Survivor...  ) 📸 Photos sourced from the Library of Congress (George Rice). This video includes paid stock, public domain, or Creative Commons content used under fair dealing or fair use. If you have concerns please email us from the channel page. 🎙️ Subscribe to Mysterious Backstories for true survival stories, lost history, and real-world horror. #arcticsurvival #survivalstories #historymystery #explorationhistory #wildernesssurvival #historicalmystery Timestamps: 00:00 - The Harrowing Scene at Cape Sabine 01:33 - Why This Story Matters 02:43 - Meet the Men of the Expedition 05:12 - The Plan and the Science 07:50 - When No Ship Came 10:47 - The Forced Decision to Leave Fort Conger 13:18 - Arrival at Cape Sabine 15:47 - Desperate Attempts to Survive 19:23 - Death, Discipline, and the Unthinkable 23:00 - The Final Days Before Rescue 25:38 - What the Evidence Revealed