
Stuff You Should Know True stories of survival cannibalism!
May 11, 2016
Explore the chilling tales of survival cannibalism from history. Hear about the Uruguayan rugby team's desperate choices after a plane crash in the Andes. Discover archaeological insights about cannibalism in Jamestown and the grim fate of settlers during the 'starving time.' Dive into Richard Parker's tragic yacht disaster and the moral dilemmas of shipwrecked sailors. Lastly, enjoy a lighter take on Alfred Packer's infamous legacy, blending humor with the dark reality of human survival.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Survival in the Andes
01:50 • 11min
Archaeological Insights into 17th Century Cannibalism
12:25 • 2min
Survival Struggles in Jamestown: Disease and Starvation
14:02 • 2min
Survival and Cannibalism: The Tale of Richard Parker
15:46 • 4min
Survival and Sacrifice at Sea
20:15 • 6min
Alfred Packer: Cannibalism and Comedy
26:27 • 3min
Mysteries of the Franklin Expedition
29:43 • 16min
Connecting and Comfort: Social Media, Music, and Leisure Wear
45:33 • 2min
