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National Park After Dark

82 - Frozen Alive in the Scandinavian Mountains.

National Park After Dark

Audioboom Studios

True Crime, Places & Travel, Wilderness, Society & Culture, Sports

4.84.6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

We head into the beautiful mountain ranges of Norway and follow a survival story that seems impossible. When a woman has a ski accident, her body temperature plummets to a degree never recorded in a living person before. Medical professionals investigate how she could survive and in the process make huge advancements in medicine.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Survival stories have caught the attention of people for years. Hearing the stories of

0:07.7

the willpower people have to survive in some of the most grueling circumstances is inspiring.

0:15.8

When we hear the story of someone who fights their way away from an animal or treads through

0:20.8

hundreds of miles of wilderness with little supply and survives, we begin to imagine ourselves

0:28.0

in that scenario. Would we survive? How would we do it? What choices would we make? But what about

0:38.3

those situations that we can't make decisions about? What about circumstances of extreme

0:45.4

medical phenomenon? A person who survived something that, from a medical standpoint, is impossible.

0:53.2

Today, we're going to believe in the impossible. Because today, we're going to find out what it's

1:01.0

like to be frozen alive. Welcome to National Park After Dark.

1:16.9

You got me on the hook. I'll tell you that right now. I'm invested. It's a really interesting

1:34.0

story that we're going to talk about today. And we're going to a country that is super high

1:39.2

on my list. I so badly want to go to Norway and that's where we're going today. Oh, is that okay?

1:48.9

It's all making sense because Cassie sent me like three or four pictures of Norway between

1:55.9

yesterday and earlier today and said, and I quote, if we don't go to Norway, I will rye it.

2:02.1

Which, and I quote, Danielle responded with, we have way too much stuff we're doing. We're going

2:12.0

to all these places. And if you keep doing this, I will rye it. That is true. I did say that.

2:19.9

Okay. Well, so I am very unfamiliar with Norway. I actually only know one person who's ever

2:27.6

been on vacation to Norway. So I'm very interested to learn more about it. And the story because

2:33.8

someone's getting frozen and living, I'm assuming. Yeah. And this is a survival story, which

2:39.2

as we've kind of said before, we just like survival stories because we know that there's

2:43.2

kind of a decent outcome. But the story I'm telling you is just so wild and there's so much

2:48.3

information. But first, we're going to talk a little bit about Norway. And I do want to say,

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