Survived 3 Death Rolls: Val Plumwood’s Crocodile Attack Story

Walking in your own neighborhood should be somewhere you feel safe. But in Churchill Canada - the Polar Bear Capitol of the world - you always need to watch your back. Erin Greene was walking home Halloween night, when a Polar Bear appeared in the darkness. With no way to escape, it attacked and soon had its jaws around her head. Hearing the commotion outside his house, Bill Ayotte opened his door and found a horrific scene. With no weapon and no way to safely defend himself, Bill had to make an impossible decision: should he risk his own life to try to save a stranger?Watch on Youtube: Almost Deadly Podcast - YouTube Follow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastFollow us on Facebook: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:Something Bit Me Polar Bear Attack by Erin Greene - Indiegogo 'My friends and family think I'm crazy that I still live here after being attacked by a bear' | CBC Radio 2013: Canadian man saves woman from polar bear with shovel Man recalls taking on a polar bear after receiving Star of Courage | Globalnews.ca PolarBearSafetyChurchillE1Final Town of Churchill - Polar Bears and Guided Tours Star of Courage (SC) - Canada.ca Spinal Cord Compression | Johns Hopkins Medicine What caliber penetrates bear skull? | [October Updated] Polar Bear Cape Churchill Cam 2 | Polar Bears International | Live Cams | Explore.org 

Alone, injured, and trapped in a dark crevasse, Joe Simpson faced a nightmare few could imagine surviving. After shattering his leg on the deadly west face of Siula Grande, Joe's chances of making it off the mountain seemed almost nonexistent. But after a desperate attempt to descend ended in a fall into a deep crevasse, he found himself injured, isolated, and running out of options. What followed would push the limits of human endurance.Follow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastFollow us on Facebook: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:Touching the void by Joe SimpsonBritannica.comWhat Does Hypothermia Feel Like at Each Stage? - Biology Insights

They were still 20,000 feet up when the unthinkable happened. Joe Simpson and Simon Yates were climbing the deadly west face of the Siula Grande, when an accident rendered Joe immobile. With no way down the mountain, Simon faced an impossible decision: risk both their lives trying to save Joe, or make a choice that could haunt him forever.Watch on YouTube: Almost Deadly Podcast - YouTube Follow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastFollow us on Facebook: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:Touching the voidBritannica.com

Val Plumwood was canoeing in northern Australia when a saltwater crocodile attacked her boat. Completely alone and with no way to escape, Val attempted to leap to safety. But the crocodile was too fast. It dragged her into the water and launched into a death roll. Val had to ask herself-Should she accept her death, or attempt to fight back?Watch on YouTube: Almost Deadly Podcast - YouTube Follow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:Being Prey by Val Plumwoodwww.plumwood.orghttps://everything.explained.today/Val_Plumwood/#Ref-16 The Eye of the Crocodile : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Taken by a crocodile Do crocodiles jump into boats? - The Institute for Environmental Research and Education Why Do Crocodiles Attack Humans? The Real Reasons Behind Human Attacks 16 Animals With the Strongest Bite Force (PSI Ranked) - Wildlife Informer Will a crocodile kill a human? - The Institute for Environmental Research and Education Crocodile Death Roll: Everything you Wanted to Know - A-Z Animals Kayakers caught moment their friend was ambushed and killed by 'man eater' crocodile on camera Australian Aboriginal peoples | History, Facts, & Culture | Britannica Kakadu National Park | (Official GANP Page) Melioidosis - Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment 

A plane crash is thought of as one of the scariest things that could happen to someone. But what if the crash isn’t the deadliest part? When Juliane Koepcke’s plane was struck by lightning midair, Juliane was thrown from the plane, falling 2 miles into the Amazon rainforest. When she woke up, she found herself completely alone, and completely lost. She had to ask the question; Should she stay put- or try to find her way out?Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/7C2zNbKsgKo Follow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:When I Fell From the Sky by Juliane KoepckeWings of Hope (1998)She Fell 10,000 ft And Survived The Jungle: The Juliane Koepcke Storyhttps://www.britannica.com/place/Peru/Amazoniahttps://www.nathab.com/know-before-you-go/south-america-travel-tips/amazon-machu-picchu/wildlife-guidehttps://simpleflying.com/lansa-checkered-history/https://web.archive.org/web/20180225140559/http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/07/02/germany.aircrash.survivor/index.htmlhttps://www.aconcaguatreks.co.uk/weather-climate.html

What happens when you're mauled by a bear 1,000 miles from civilization? 17-year-old Alex Messenger set out on what should have been a 42-day canoe trip in the Canadian Subarctic-one of the most desolate places on Earth, when the unthinkable happened. With rescue resources scarce and hundreds of miles of wilderness still ahead of him, Alex would have to figure out how to survive his injuries and make it home. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Amazon: https://linktr.ee/almostdeadlypodcast Follow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:The Twenty-Ninth Day by Alex MessengerAlex Messenger, grizzly bear attack survivor, writes WSJ best seller - Destination Duluth Kayaking and Canoeing in Nunavut | Destination Canada Precambrian - Paleoclimate, Supercontinent, Eon | Britannica Muskox - Wikipedia Bear Attacks (U.S. National Park Service)https://www.ptsd.va.gov/understand/what/avoidance.asp?https://tactical-medicine.com/blogs/news/how-much-blood-loss-is-fatal-the-critical-thresholds-of-hemorrhagic-shock

How does someone survive 438 days in a tiny fishing boat? Jose Alvarenga began what he thought would be a normal fishing shift, when a massive storm hit. Facing a broken engine, Jose had to learn how to survive on the open ocean. But after months adrift, what happens when his mind proves to be the deadliest threat.Watch on Youtube: Almost Deadly Podcast - YouTubeFollow us on Instagram: Almost Deadly Podcast Follow us on TikTok: Almost Deadly PodcastContact us: [email protected] Sources:438 Days: An Extraordinary True Story of Survival at Sea by Jonathen Franklinhttps://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/marshall-islands-castaway/such-sadness-family-castaways-fishing-mate-mourns-n22936https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/07/fisherman-lost-at-sea-436-days-book-extracthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Salvador_Alvarengahttps://phys.org/news/2025-03-ocean-eddies-food-trucks-sea.htmlhttps://grokipedia.com/page/Jos%C3%A9_Salvador_Alvarengahttps://www.healthline.com/nutrition/shark-liver-oilhttps://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/marshall-islands-castaway/pacific-castaway-passed-lie-detector-test-lawyer-says-n72536https://mountwashington.org/pressure-and-wind-on-the-summit-2/https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2026-05-15/families-scour-southern-mexico-after-40-migrants-vanished-on-dangerous-sea-route