Thank you to Wix for sponsoring our show! Support Simple History by creating your own website today with Wix: www.wix.com/go/simplehistory The corpses of the victims of Everest are well preserved, due to the cold environment, posed in their last moments in the clothing they set off with on their way to the summit, frozen in time. Their bodies have been left there to this day because attempting to bring them down is so dangerous when high up the mountain above 26,000 feet, that attempting it can result in your own death due to the thin air and extremely cold temperatures.
Diana Rodriguez read his comment again properly and see if you get it. He’s talking about how other climbers mistook purple boots guy as green boots as they trekked past
Man, how depressing. Can you imagine either dying yourself in a rescue attempt, or being forced to leave someone to die who is weakly begging for help?
My wife weighs 320 lbs. So I climb Mt Everest on a regular basis; occasionally, if she feels kinky, she puts on her green boots. That's when it really gets real!
So in order to climb Mt. Everest, you have to be prepared not only to walk past dead bodies, but also to leave a few live ones behind. Sounds like mountain climbing is cold in more ways than one.
Green Boots actually disappeared from his cave. And no one knows what happened to his body. Probably Chinese people removed his body when they where removing also other corpses from Everest. But of course some ghost/zombie stories exists about Everest corpses.
the fatality rate for everest climbers is about 6.5% the fatality rate for astronauts is anywhere from 1% to 4% depending on who you ask and what counts as an astronaut death it is literally more dangerous to climb mt everest than to go to space
Hoàng Trần Minh more people die as a result of car crashes anyways. It’s less likely for any average person to die climbing a mountain, not unless you’re not the average person living in a city.
Hoàng Trần Minh to be fair. They often put much more money into developing safe ways to go into space. If somebody had the money and dedication to develop better safety mechanisms as well as keep novices from trying to climb it would probably be lower cause I bet a notable amount of climbers don't spend the same amount of time preparing and training as the astronauts do
"Green Boots" is no longer in that cave on Everest. In fact, his body has been missing since 2014. Most likely pushed by other climbers off the cliff, in respect of the deceased climber. I mean, it's been 4 years since this happened..
He's the more famous one that has gone missing. Bodies have randomly gone missing over time and it's believed they are being given a climber's burial (buried under a pile of rocks) in an effort to make the mountain more appealing.
I agree and disagree at the same time. They should be left to remind people but, at the same time, they should have the respect we normally give to the dead by not being left on display and used as landmarks.
Its kinda what happened to Bear Grylls. His friend Rob Hall died on Everest in '96. When Bear climbed everest in '98 he saw Rob's body perfectly preserved, and he paid his respects.
@@mattyicicles1608 The weather can change so fast up there, plus the fact that at the altitude of the Death Zone you breath 30% of the oxygen we breath normally (level) its hard to not encounter potentially dangerous situations.
19500ables There's still no answer to that case so I highly doubt they will do a video on it. They are an informational channel not an investigative one
Just a little comment on the 1996 Everest disaster, most of the deaths were actually when they were returning from the summit (having summited earlier that day) when a brutal storm began
Some believe that due to the high number of fatalities that Everest is haunted. Climbers have reportedly radioed in to their base camps saying that they see other climbers standing in front of them wearing old gear before the radio cuts out and they are never seen again. Others believe that some ghosts are helpful, encouraging the climbers to make it to the top while others, seemingly jealous, attempt to scare climbers right off the mountain
@@mcknightmom4 Google up Sherpa people. They're indigenous people native to mountainous regions. They often act as guides, leading mountain climbers to the top of the Everest. Having spent their entire lives in the Himalayas, they can withstand extreme cold weather and are expert in mountain climbing.
There was a crazy slovenian Davo Karničar who sucessfully skied down from the summit of Mt. Everest and a japanese man Yuichiro Miura who climbed Mt. Everest at the age of 80. Respect.
@@lucialuppi5402 I remember him. He didn't think at that moment. I still beleive that having the ability to weild out fire is still better than having none. Haha
Power in fire bending comes from the breath. You can't fire bend properly if you can barely breathe. Even if you had oxygen tanks you'd have to make a choice. Either risk burning through your oxygen supply and die a slow asphyxiating death or preserve oxygen and risk freezing to death. Either way, firebending just prolongs the inevitable.
Just gonna say it....with all of the Zombie movies and ideas that have come out of Hollywood, I wonder why no one has thought to make a movie about some hikers climbing Everest and the bodies coming back to life and attacking them. THAT would be a great zombie flick.
Then they Get stuck in a cave while the zombies are right outsiden, but the dont have radios and are running low on oxygen. And one of them is ill and another one lost his medicine on the way and has diabetes
@@Robtop-ml4sv If it's Hollywood....I'd take anything far fetched 😂 Maybe something got in them that allowed them to adapt? I can maybe think of a few "Hollywood" scenarios.
The thing is, Everest isn't even the most deadly of the 8000ers. That would be Annipurna, Nanga Parbat, or K2. Everest is actually 11 out of 14 based on percentage of fatalities per ascent. Granted, these numbers are from 2012 at latest. Everest's high body count is due to one thing...it has the most people trying to ascend because it's the tallest. Cho Oyu is the next most ascended 8000er -- it's technically the easiest of the 14 (although NO 8000 meter peak is truly easy), and it's death rate is 1/5th that is Everest, with the lowest percentage of fatalities per ascent.
@@The_Soulful_Ginger By # of fatalities, yes (working from the same list as I did for the post you responded to)...you don't get called "The Savage Mountain" for no reason. By percentage, tho, it's Annupurna.
Fun fact: the base camp's oxygen, or lack thereof, is too much for some people to even handle. Imagine being at the top of it. The amount of oxygen you are getting at the top is incredibly small.
Michael Ciotta no its that if u want to climb it dont be an idiot and take enough oxygen and satellite communication systems... also they need to get some PJs (parajumpers/rescuemen) there
You forget to mention the role that Summit Fever often plays in deaths on Mount Everest. When people get close, they often become overcome with something called "Summit Fever" which causes them to desire reaching the top at all costs. This leads to some climbers taking unnecessary risks, and leads to others abandoning the injured fellow-climbers to die rather than abandon the summit and attempt to rescue them.
Some famous dead bodies on Mt. Everest: Green Boots George Mallory (first ever death) The Sleeping Beauty Hannelore Schmatz (don't look it up) David Sharp's sitting corpse
@@jakenothanks307 there are mountains in South America whose summits are a greater distance from the centre of the earth. But this is due to fact the earth is not perfectly spherical but slightly squashed sphere that bulges at the equator
Some people say George Mallory and Andrew Irvine did actually reach the summit, which would of made them the 1st. And Mallory slipped on a dangerous slope on his way down, tried to steady his fall down with his ice axe, but failed due to the axe striking a rock and bouncing off, hitting his skull. This left Irvine on his own and most probably ran out of oxygen and died a slow and painful death. The thing is, only one climber saw them the previous day, and at that stage they were nearing the summit. Additionally, they carried a small camera with them and both said if they would reach the summit they would properly document it. Also, George said he would place a photo of his loved one on the summit. Neither the camera or the photo has ever been found, yet as Mallory was one of the best climbers there has ever been, people do really believe he was the first one, 30yrs before Hillary and Norgay were recorded to summit.
And ironically, Mallory's brother was no other than Air Chief Marshal Trafford Leigh-Mallory who was one of the men who lead the RAF to victory in the Battle of Britain. Trafford Leigh-Mallory would later die in 1944 travelling over the alps in a Avro York transport plane due to very poor weather. So both brothers died on the mountains.
Green boots fascinates me the most, I've watched many videos about him but this one captures my fascination even more. Great show and channel. Liked and subbed
It was considerate of green boots to choose a fluoro color. That hi-vis color makes it so much easier navigating up and down Everest when visibility is poor. And also his boots are pointing towards the summit so you know exactly which direction to take.
@@Shadowschannel1 It wasn't an undertale reference, he was saying that these people who died once had hope and courage, but unfortunately, never met their goal.
Mt. Everest was scaled (conquered if you will), many times over, at a cost of many lives and victories, now let the mountain rest in peace, with the souls she claimed.
That'll never happen. There's always some 35 year old seeking meaning in their life and trying to do something they're not capable of doing. It's honestly pathetic, and I feel sorry for their families.
I thought it was Hannelore Schmatz, but sources I've seen indicate her body is the one in an odd sitting position, like she was leaning up against a snowbank that melted after she passed. I don't know that the one at 0:56 has been identified. The others I recognized, tho.
This reminded me of ‘Into Thin Air’ about the 1996 Everest disaster where the madness mountain and adventure expedition members had left Beck Weathers and Yasuko Namba but Beck Weathers was in a coma like state and had woke up and made his way down to Camp IV blind and confused. Beck made it down alive and he did get some stuff amputated. Anyways read the book and watch the movie.
I hope some people leave things like flowers or things out of respect. It’s so cold I’m sure they’d be preserved. Or fake flowers, just in case. Whichever. But still out of the respect & honor for the dead. 🙏🏻💐🕊🕯
When you first think about this, it’s like “Huh?” Why can’t you drag them down the mountain?” Then you think a little more and realize you’re in one of the most remote area imaginable. There’s miles of jagged, ice covered terrain all around you. You’re higher up than some passenger planes fly. The weather could take a slight turn and in the process, end your life. Getting YOURSELF to safety is going to require every ounce of effort you have. And it starts to make a little more sense...
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The corpses of the victims of Everest are well preserved, due to the cold environment, posed in their last moments in the clothing they set off with on their way to the summit, frozen in time.
Their bodies have been left there to this day because attempting to bring them down is so dangerous when high up the mountain above 26,000 feet, that attempting it can result in your own death due to the thin air and extremely cold temperatures.
Hey simple history i have idea for you The Polish-Lithuanian - Crusade war
there a korean movie about 3 mountain climbers died at the mountain
Simple History please make a video on Indo-Pak war of 1971 and liberation of Bangladesh
Simple History, seems legit
Simple History this video was my favorite one yet!!!
"Hey who's that guy in the cave there, with the purple boots?"
"Oh. That's green boots."
Actually the purple boots is David Shaw....who sat down next to green boot's body to rest...and died.
Diana Rodriguez read his comment again properly and see if you get it. He’s talking about how other climbers mistook purple boots guy as green boots as they trekked past
Diana Rodriguez your brain must be on airplane mode
Diana Rodriguez Exactly. You are absolutely right.
@@dianarodriguez6629 r/woosh
Man, how depressing. Can you imagine either dying yourself in a rescue attempt, or being forced to leave someone to die who is weakly begging for help?
Ik right 😢
Randal Glyph right?
If I was to leave a person to die I’d be traumatized for the rest of my life
i hate the cost of human lives
@@Mr.Nefarioussness Yeah, I don't know how you couldn't be traumatized. If you had any compassion it would haunt you for the rest of your life.
my dad climbed Everest and I’m now realizing how lucky I am for him to have came home perfectly healthy
my dad doesn't even get up from his couch.
My wife weighs 320 lbs. So I climb Mt Everest on a regular basis; occasionally, if she feels kinky, she puts on her green boots.
That's when it really gets real!
If i’m not mistaken my uncle climbed as well but didn’t went to high so he luckily came back healthy as well
@@spankylalaverture1151 does she get to reach her peak though 😂😂😉
@@spankylalaverture1151 You Sir, have a beautiful way with words.
So in order to climb Mt. Everest, you have to be prepared not only to walk past dead bodies, but also to leave a few live ones behind. Sounds like mountain climbing is cold in more ways than one.
CraftySouthpaw indeed it would suck having to leave friends and family to die there..
They all know the risks and they still took it
That is sick i couldn't do that just seeing dead bodies but seeing alive ones that i can barely help
It's even cooler when you're the one getting left behind
@@umarb7325 lol nice one XD
Rules for climbing mt everest
Rule 1 : never rest in open mouth cave in mt everest
Rule 2 : never rescue someone
Rule 3 : never lose you way never
Rule 4 : After climbing mt. everest skii to the base level/ camp
Or Rule 1 : Just don't
i got a rule
just dont die
Rule 5: don't, your gonna die
DONT LOOSE YOUR WAY IN THE DARK
Imagine seeing a living person that needs help and you just leave him there. That would mess me up for the rest of my life.
if you help him, you are dead
You literally have no choice. If you follow through with 'being a hero', you too will die. What good would 2 dead bodies be?
@@PartnershipsForYou yeah yeah I know. I never said I would do otherwise. I'm just saying it would mess me up for life.
The lady whispered "don't leave me"
@@theballq I would sadly not help, but I would have nightmares for the rest of my life...
Well I'll never climb it to start with ...
Fun fact: You won't die on Mt Everest if you never go outside.
Hey dude
Oh hey Powahslap your becoming as common as Justin y also when do the animations come out
PowahSlap Entertainmint you again??
Why are u evry ware
You aren't gonna replace Justin Y.
What an absolutely terrible way to die.
Logan Paul would get great views up there though.
Logan Should go there alone at night.
Cool
Yeah. Then he gets absolutely doxxed >:D
Milking a dead body is unethical
@Prussian Eagle (GONE SEXUAL)
Everyone gangsta till green boots changes his sleep position
I would fly, funny stuff
Green Boots actually disappeared from his cave. And no one knows what happened to his body. Probably Chinese people removed his body when they where removing also other corpses from Everest. But of course some ghost/zombie stories exists about Everest corpses.
@@Pehmokettu no he was gone from 2013(2014 not sure right now) to 2017 but since then hes back. He just was burried under snow.
@@mattmad6259 they should stick LED lamp on his boots
Imagine being so hyped up to climb highest mountain in the world, only to die and remembered for your shoe
the fatality rate for everest climbers is about 6.5%
the fatality rate for astronauts is anywhere from 1% to 4% depending on who you ask and what counts as an astronaut death
it is literally more dangerous to climb mt everest than to go to space
Hoàng Trần Minh more people die as a result of car crashes anyways. It’s less likely for any average person to die climbing a mountain, not unless you’re not the average person living in a city.
More people die for a much less impressive and important feat. Human idiocy and pointless stubbornness at its finest
100% of humans living on earth die
Hoàng Trần Minh to be fair. They often put much more money into developing safe ways to go into space. If somebody had the money and dedication to develop better safety mechanisms as well as keep novices from trying to climb it would probably be lower cause I bet a notable amount of climbers don't spend the same amount of time preparing and training as the astronauts do
-- climbing Everest IS going into space.
Remember that every corpse on Mount Everest was once a highly motivated person.
Y u copy?!?
@@professored7169 ?
Another comment above yours was very similar but with "deeply" instead of "highly"
Accidently copying comments is common. Don't get too triggered.
Sir, where did you get your awesome profile picture?
Did not think I'd be watching Mount Everest with South Park animation
Kenny freezes on the mountain at least 20 times 😂
Yeah same level of production.
Cheesy
Exactly.
Idiotic animation. No respect.
"Green Boots" is no longer in that cave on Everest. In fact, his body has been missing since 2014. Most likely pushed by other climbers off the cliff, in respect of the deceased climber. I mean, it's been 4 years since this happened..
I was just about to comment this, thank you!
He's the more famous one that has gone missing. Bodies have randomly gone missing over time and it's believed they are being given a climber's burial (buried under a pile of rocks) in an effort to make the mountain more appealing.
*this'll make a great scp*
DarkestDeeds that's ridiculous. All bodies should be left where they've fallen.
I agree and disagree at the same time. They should be left to remind people but, at the same time, they should have the respect we normally give to the dead by not being left on display and used as landmarks.
Imagine hiking with your friend
And he eventually dies
And you reach the summit and return back and spot him dead on the snow..
Its kinda what happened to Bear Grylls. His friend Rob Hall died on Everest in '96. When Bear climbed everest in '98 he saw Rob's body perfectly preserved, and he paid his respects.
'Return back' is not an English word. Your English is the only casualty here.
@@goosequillian no it's two words
We've won but at what cost
HAH! Got you on this one, I have no friends.
I guess it's called "Ever Rest" for a reason.
Huh!!! got 'em
Rhys KNEEBONE Wait a minute, I kinda cared, I didn’t know there was another name, Thanks Methods
Methods i actually cared too i never knew that any more info on the mountain?
how about For Rest
Your comment is slept on
I will show this to my brother since he wants to climb on Everest.
Lol I saw both of your comments
chain him.
Idk about him. But if you showed this to me. I'll definitely climb Everest then.
Tell him to climb K2 instead. Much more impressive.
Say to him. Im going to order an grave stone for you already
Every single one of these deaths is just kinda depressing. Everyone died awake and Likely terrified. ;-;
Every corpse on mount Everest was once a deeply motivated person.
If ur gonna climb everest, don’t get in a situation where you’re gonna die.
Now the sight of them to any climber... would be deeply motivating... ironic huh.
@@jasonruka1665 ironic, they could save others from death but not themselves
@@mattyicicles1608 The weather can change so fast up there, plus the fact that at the altitude of the Death Zone you breath 30% of the oxygen we breath normally (level) its hard to not encounter potentially dangerous situations.
Brian Falker So then don’t go😂 stay at home hike a small mountain or something
I feel like a horror survival game on Mount Everest would be scary
Mount battleground 100 players start.. last man climbing win last dinner..
There's a game for the wii kinda like that; its called: Cursed Mountain.
I wonder if a developer could actually pull that off 🤔
Also add in a yeti or yetis and Bam I would pay to play!
Yeah, there is potential.
Oxygen level so low on Mount Everest makes your brain think purple boot is green boot.
I think it was the fact he looked more like a dead body rather than the colour of his boots.
Climbers HAVE reported difficulty with simple tasks above 8000 meters....it's called the death zone for a reason.
-30° C?
FINNISH: *That's too hot*
Here in Canada that's shorts and sandals weather
*White death can be seen casually strolling up mountain past some hikers*
Not too hot, that's normal is the right one
SAATANA POLTTAA
Here in Australia we would all be confused
*Make the WINGED HUSSARS*
COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN SIDE!
Cutehyena
COMING DOWN, THEY TURNED THE TIDE
As The days are passing by and as The dead are pilling high
Weak
You called?
Hiker: Ah yes, this is Mr johns body, just need to go 76 more corpse till the top
How about doing a strange story about 9 college students lives where lost mysteriously in February 2, 1959 in Russia?
Sounds interesting
19500ables There's still no answer to that case so I highly doubt they will do a video on it. They are an informational channel not an investigative one
*The KGB wants to know your location*
Do you mean "Dyatlov Pass"?
Dyatlov pass
You know what, Im good. I'll climb a different mountain
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Andrew Irvine was a family member of mine, I hope they find the body some day
OMG. I'm so sorry. I heard they have found George Mallory's body. I hope it will happen to Irvine's also. RIP 🙏
what relation exactly?? Andrew sir died in 1924 that too very young.
Supposedly, the Chinese already found it.
0:56 Is it just me or does that corpse look like Kenny from south park
Oh my god! He killed kenny!
YOU BASTARDS
Not just you bro
@@benabad4186 DUDE! Not cool
It is.
Actually
its a sad way to die.
And at least you become more famous than if you die another way.
Lmaooo
N7 ODST Id rather drown then freeze to death
@@arctaisiaxiakta2854 when you die i think you wouldn't care 🤔
Yea well I can't really care when I'm dead, my brain will cease to function
It's kinda scary how bodies who have died such a long time ago are still there-
the ice and the literal coldness preserves the bodies because ice preserves meat etc etc
Breaking News: Flat-Earther dies trying to climb Mt Everest to prove Earth is flat.
Ive always wondered if the earth is flat why cant we all see mount Everest from our front door ?
Mama Papa That would just be lovely! More oxygen for us normal folks!
What are you talking about, true flat earthers don't believe in mountains.
This comment is 13/10
Robert Akers they don’t believe in oxygen too!
Corpses are my favorite compass
Edit: theres ww3 going on replies
@Prussian Eagle yeah americans learned that they must change direction in kasserine pass
says the one that betrayed the fatherland
@@erichvonmanstein2015 says one who doesnt likes hitler
Erwin Rommel you and your ressisstance tried to kill him
Oooohhh yooooou
Just a little comment on the 1996 Everest disaster, most of the deaths were actually when they were returning from the summit (having summited earlier that day) when a brutal storm began
Yeah theres a movie that covered this incident called "Everest". Pretty sad
*Random Logan Paul Meme*
Hello memestatic reply me
Nice
how do you capslock your comment?
Ello
You watch this?
I'd suggest you guys to make a video about german U-boats
*U boots*
**U Boots**
Now i can't unsee a pair of boots gliding underwater with missile tubes and a periscope
Imagine passing by a person pleading for help only to realize that your only option is to continue the hike becuse there’s no hope saving them...
*You'll Be a Landmark If You Go There* 😉
That's quite dark
Anything can happen
Well it could worse.
This would be the perfect thing to say to a child who wants to be famous
Goals
Don't give Logan Paul ide-
Y'know what? Yeah, he should go to that mountain.
si Logan Paul ay totoong tang ina.
Why not let his brother Jake Paul join him in climbing the mountain?
Leader of the Lewish People good idea
How about make jake Paul climb it instead of Logan
Do it at night and more views
4 years ago I met someone who said the next year he would be climbing Everest, I really hope he is alive and well today.
Next vlog on logan paul's channel
*GOING TO MT EVEREST*
(KILLING MY FRIENDS AT MT EVEREST) (SCARY) (MUST WATCH)
Did we just find 200 dead bodies on the mount everest?
(GONE SEXUAL?!?!) (MUST SEE)
@dachicagoan yes he should go shirtless
Some believe that due to the high number of fatalities that Everest is haunted. Climbers have reportedly radioed in to their base camps saying that they see other climbers standing in front of them wearing old gear before the radio cuts out and they are never seen again. Others believe that some ghosts are helpful, encouraging the climbers to make it to the top while others, seemingly jealous, attempt to scare climbers right off the mountain
Anton Chigurh And then the White Walkers come.
Patrick Donnolley At least they don't have to say Winter is Coming. It's already there
Anton Chigurh Though that being said. The way many of these people die. The wind comes and then when it goes they vanish. It’s kind of creepy.
Westerners : praised for their braveness to climb mt Everest one time
Nepalese locals: carrying westerners bags to the summit every day
Wait, what- source of this happening?
@@mcknightmom4 Google up Sherpa people. They're indigenous people native to mountainous regions. They often act as guides, leading mountain climbers to the top of the Everest. Having spent their entire lives in the Himalayas, they can withstand extreme cold weather and are expert in mountain climbing.
@@MethLord Ah, thanks. I'll be sure to read more into this.
"braveness"????
YUP!
There was a crazy slovenian Davo Karničar who sucessfully skied down from the summit of Mt. Everest and a japanese man Yuichiro Miura who climbed Mt. Everest at the age of 80. Respect.
It's a good time to be a fire bender in this kind of situation
borresron Prince Zuko almost froze to death when kidnapping Aang's body on Season One. So...
@@lucialuppi5402 I remember him. He didn't think at that moment. I still beleive that having the ability to weild out fire is still better than having none. Haha
Power in fire bending comes from the breath. You can't fire bend properly if you can barely breathe. Even if you had oxygen tanks you'd have to make a choice. Either risk burning through your oxygen supply and die a slow asphyxiating death or preserve oxygen and risk freezing to death.
Either way, firebending just prolongs the inevitable.
Air bender is good you can fly to the peek
@@user-mu7xh4sm3v Only Guru Laghima and Zaheer were the only 2 airbenders that could fly. No other airbender could.
Just gonna say it....with all of the Zombie movies and ideas that have come out of Hollywood, I wonder why no one has thought to make a movie about some hikers climbing Everest and the bodies coming back to life and attacking them.
THAT would be a great zombie flick.
Haha sounds good bro.
Then they Get stuck in a cave while the zombies are right outsiden, but the dont have radios and are running low on oxygen. And one of them is ill and another one lost his medicine on the way and has diabetes
They are dead in minutes..
But zombies don’t really do great in cold weather that’s why most of them live dry areas
@@Robtop-ml4sv If it's Hollywood....I'd take anything far fetched 😂
Maybe something got in them that allowed them to adapt? I can maybe think of a few "Hollywood" scenarios.
This quality of this video is astounding.
Almost as good as southpark
The thing is, Everest isn't even the most deadly of the 8000ers. That would be Annipurna, Nanga Parbat, or K2. Everest is actually 11 out of 14 based on percentage of fatalities per ascent.
Granted, these numbers are from 2012 at latest.
Everest's high body count is due to one thing...it has the most people trying to ascend because it's the tallest.
Cho Oyu is the next most ascended 8000er -- it's technically the easiest of the 14 (although NO 8000 meter peak is truly easy), and it's death rate is 1/5th that is Everest, with the lowest percentage of fatalities per ascent.
It’s K2
@@The_Soulful_Ginger By # of fatalities, yes (working from the same list as I did for the post you responded to)...you don't get called "The Savage Mountain" for no reason. By percentage, tho, it's Annupurna.
I remember I almost died climbing Mt. Everest. Luckily a pair of Yetis found me and took me back down the mountain.
HMM
Did they touch you! 🤔
@@jimmorgan21 lol
@Pouty MacPotatohead r/whooooosh
Everest is not a joke.
These people died climbing Mount Everest, and I still couldn't build a website..
I just built a dope website with wix.
use WIX
*WIX*
Wix use just
And you almost died when Obi Wan claimed to the high ground
Fun fact: the base camp's oxygen, or lack thereof, is too much for some people to even handle. Imagine being at the top of it. The amount of oxygen you are getting at the top is incredibly small.
If I ever go to Mt Everest, if I reach Green Boots, I will feel accomplished and willing to turn back. "Yes that is a dead man, lets go home now"
If this ain’t me.
@Grim Reaper what happened to him?
@@Alucard-gt1zf he has probably been buried by others climbers
@@Alucard-gt1zf nothing has happened to him. Its believed that he was moved by Chinese soldier and was buried by snow but he is found back.
Moral of the story... Avoid climbing Mount Everest lmao.
Michael Ciotta no its that if u want to climb it dont be an idiot and take enough oxygen and satellite communication systems... also they need to get some PJs (parajumpers/rescuemen) there
*whoops I accidentally climbed mount everest*
@@spetsnazttv6724 then there will be dead paras..... No point in bringing the body's back anyway
jake pauls next video: CLIMBED MT EVEREST *ALMOST DIED* (FOUND A DEAD BODY) GONE SEXUAL ( WE GOT ARRESTED )
shark raptor *logan Paul
i didnt even remember that name until you mentioned it here.
Accurate
Necrophilia?
Let’s cut a part, ‘(FOUND A DEAD BODY) GONE SEXUAL’. Hmmm. :thonking:
Mountaineers: *sees dead bodies*
Also the mountaineers: Yup, let's continue, its definitely a good idea to continue further to certain doom
You guys have made such good progress through the years I love your WW2 videos
Soldiers : "No one gets left behind!"
Mt climbers : "Hold up, lemme mark this loser on my map..."
Why would somebody try to climb a mountain when we’re already on the worlds biggest rock?
the thrill, completing bucket list, rich and bored, existential crisis. Many many reasons that involves mortality issues.
cool points
big spike on big rock
Because it's there
You forget to mention the role that Summit Fever often plays in deaths on Mount Everest. When people get close, they often become overcome with something called "Summit Fever" which causes them to desire reaching the top at all costs. This leads to some climbers taking unnecessary risks, and leads to others abandoning the injured fellow-climbers to die rather than abandon the summit and attempt to rescue them.
I was looking at mt Everest deaths on wikipedia and it said I can help the list by expanding it.
Welp time to go to Everest to freeze bye guys
Lol, this comment had me, lmfao...
10 months... Wonder what happens to him
@@lunar6156 Nothing his latest upload was 2 weeks ago
yes
Lmao, do a funny pose
Of the 1000s of things that can kill me, climbing Everest is not one.
It won't be just being pushed off Mount Everest will be
Bodies as landmarks?
I swear recommendations is starting to become more and more fckd up.
Hole in the skull probably due to his ice pick/axe falling and hitting on him as he fell? Hmmm this sounds fishy af
Has a slight smell of Hilary Clinton to it :D
And the other guy was never found again
This is the stupidest comment I have seen today.
Accidents happen. And they happen a lot on Everest.
@@cornovii3012 haha yes hillary clinton because a fucking mountain has everything to do with American politics haha yes you girl!!
Some famous dead bodies on Mt. Everest:
Green Boots
George Mallory (first ever death)
The Sleeping Beauty
Hannelore Schmatz (don't look it up)
David Sharp's sitting corpse
I'm going to look it up.
@@radioactive9861 incredible position to die in I have to say
I looked it up and now I hate my life
Can anyone please tell me what it looked like?
@@jaynelson9543 tell us about it you brave soul
When you *die climbing mt everest and then realize mount Everest isn't the tallest mountain from base to peak*
It's not about climbing the farthest it's about being at the highest point of the earth
@@jakenothanks307 there are mountains in South America whose summits are a greater distance from the centre of the earth. But this is due to fact the earth is not perfectly spherical but slightly squashed sphere that bulges at the equator
JOSEJOSESITO have fun climbing underwater
Dan Sneyd The earth is a geoid look it up
@@TotoRina4343 It's an oblate sphereoid.
Do a video on General Douglas MacArthur!
Include his public heroic acts AND his disgraceful personal behavior.
Some people say George Mallory and Andrew Irvine did actually reach the summit, which would of made them the 1st. And Mallory slipped on a dangerous slope on his way down, tried to steady his fall down with his ice axe, but failed due to the axe striking a rock and bouncing off, hitting his skull. This left Irvine on his own and most probably ran out of oxygen and died a slow and painful death. The thing is, only one climber saw them the previous day, and at that stage they were nearing the summit. Additionally, they carried a small camera with them and both said if they would reach the summit they would properly document it. Also, George said he would place a photo of his loved one on the summit. Neither the camera or the photo has ever been found, yet as Mallory was one of the best climbers there has ever been, people do really believe he was the first one, 30yrs before Hillary and Norgay were recorded to summit.
And ironically, Mallory's brother was no other than Air Chief Marshal Trafford Leigh-Mallory who was one of the men who lead the RAF to victory in the Battle of Britain. Trafford Leigh-Mallory would later die in 1944 travelling over the alps in a Avro York transport plane due to very poor weather. So both brothers died on the mountains.
Green boots fascinates me the most, I've watched many videos about him but this one captures my fascination even more. Great show and channel. Liked and subbed
Hi man
Pls make a video about panzer series
I feel a 4 hour long binge of Everest videos coming on
Not even the warmest sweater can keep you warm.
Can a space suit?
@@cuphead8159 nope.
Critical Furries no they don’t, they were only ok on the moon because they reflect the suns heat. That and they landed at below peak surface temps
Critical Furries that’s why their visits are made of gold,,, :p
Critical Furries np brotha, someone taught me so I’m paying it forward.
I hope you enjoy your dinner!
"Gotta reach for the top, get on the mountain!" -Midnight riders (Left 4 Dead 2)
every lady's crazy when her daddys not around
Climber: "After this momentous achievement, I will be remembered by all and my name will be placed on landmarks!"
*He wasn't joking apparently*
Mount Everest=Dead bodies=Great content for Logan Paul
It was considerate of green boots to choose a fluoro color. That hi-vis color makes it so much easier navigating up and down Everest when visibility is poor. And also his boots are pointing towards the summit so you know exactly which direction to take.
I just scratched "climb Mt. Everest" from my bucket list after having watched this video.
Nice video PLS bring the GERMAN BATTLESHIP BISMARK
All of them dead bodies are once full of determination...
Exu They died trying.
Let them be a monument to mankind’s ambition
@@Shadowschannel1 undercringe? What? stfu
IHaveACake3 It doesn't matter how old something is.
@@Shadowschannel1 It wasn't an undertale reference, he was saying that these people who died once had hope and courage, but unfortunately, never met their goal.
"Why do you want to climb Everest?"
"Because I'm an idiot!"
No, because I want to prove my mountaineering skills to the world by scaling the tallest mountain.
@@e.r.1702 and have a huge chance die a slow and painful death that i could've avoid.
Oh, and want to have trauma seeing dead bodies and people begging to be saved.
sofer The real one I don’t think corpses really scare many people I think it’s more the story behind them
@@e.r.1702 "prove my mountaineering skills to the world" the world doesnt care about someone doing something thats already been done a bunch before
This reminded me of Lincoln Hall the person that got stranger on Mt. Everest for 36 hrs and survived
*So MT Everest is just a big cemetery?*
NASA And the ESA more or less yeah
Nope, the term would be corpse field considering none are buried intentionally.
Mt. Everest was scaled (conquered if you will), many times over, at a cost of many lives and victories, now let the mountain rest in peace, with the souls she claimed.
She wants more souls.
More Blood for the blood god
That'll never happen. There's always some 35 year old seeking meaning in their life and trying to do something they're not capable of doing. It's honestly pathetic, and I feel sorry for their families.
Its not a she
I would actually prefer to die this way. If I had cancer and I had a set amount of time before I die I would climb Mt. Everest at my last moments.
You would be too weak from cancer bud
@@cghul7315 Well, that's the point...
@@cghul7315 would try atleast
And lets say you made it to the top, would you die at the top?
@@ic1628 Good point, *what if they're all dead?*
My god imagine having to leave a guy in a cave to die because he’s too far gone... and having to just continue... awful
how to kill someone you hate? Give him a free ticket to climb Everest ! :D
Vasiliou Vasiliou there a 50 50 chance they might come back.
@@bre8549 if they have no mountaineering experience the chance is not that good
It’s 10,000 for a pass alone
@@vaughanwinnicki5471 $10,000 seems like a good price for a wedding anniversary for a wife you're no longer fond of...
@@SI0AX counterstrike, global offensive
If I'm not mistaken the locals refer to a section of it as rainbow valley because of all the colorfully dressed dead climbers
Read about Siachin the highest battle ground in the world, more soldiers die due to frostbite than war.
Green boots: flips the snow to the cold side.
Mountaineers:
Ah, the famed "Rainbow Valley" of Mount Everest. Enough of a reason not to climb it
0:48 Green Boots
0:50 George Mallory
0:54 Francys Arsentiev
0:56 (?)
I thought it was Hannelore Schmatz, but sources I've seen indicate her body is the one in an odd sitting position, like she was leaning up against a snowbank that melted after she passed.
I don't know that the one at 0:56 has been identified. The others I recognized, tho.
This reminded me of ‘Into Thin Air’ about the 1996 Everest disaster where the madness mountain and adventure expedition members had left Beck Weathers and Yasuko Namba but Beck Weathers was in a coma like state and had woke up and made his way down to Camp IV blind and confused. Beck made it down alive and he did get some stuff amputated. Anyways read the book and watch the movie.
I hope some people leave things like flowers or things out of respect.
It’s so cold I’m sure they’d be preserved. Or fake flowers, just in case. Whichever. But still out of the respect & honor for the dead. 🙏🏻💐🕊🕯
I would say snow globes of Mount Everest.
I want a snow globe of Mount Everest with the small, tiny handmade dead corpses laid along it
*handmade dead corpses with snow-globes of Mount Everest on them with tiny specks for bodies*
And the process continues.
"And minus 30 temperature forced them to abandon the rescue."
Me, a Canadian walking to school in jeans and a parka in minus 35.
@悪Aiiko well the temperatur is 1 thing, the lack of oxygen is something else of a problem
@@Stale_Mahoney As is the amount of time exposed to the cold/lack of oxygen.
now add 8000 meter and lets see!!!
And add wind factor...
When you first think about this, it’s like “Huh?” Why can’t you drag them down the mountain?”
Then you think a little more and realize you’re in one of the most remote area imaginable. There’s miles of jagged, ice covered terrain all around you. You’re higher up than some passenger planes fly. The weather could take a slight turn and in the process, end your life. Getting YOURSELF to safety is going to require every ounce of effort you have.
And it starts to make a little more sense...
Mount Everest is probably the best resting place for a body, i know if I die I would love my resting place to be on the highest point on earth
RIP Commenter who isn't everywhere
Dougy
I have a feeling your being sarcastic but then again I'm still trying to be everywhere ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@Perifroog I mean you're trying to but competition is tough but anime girls increase your likes by 1000% so you in the right track ;)
Dougy
Thanks, your motivation really helps!
Forever need a jacket
Sometimes I like my own comment to get things started.
One like may started it...but now...there are 3likes...we are unstoppable
Make that 10
Might be the only people to truly never be forgotten
The thought of Mount Everest gives me *chills* down my spine every time
Nein , just stop
that is why *Ford Everest* was made to climb mt everest
These Bodies turned Landmarks are straight up Sad, Fascinating and Disturbing at the same time. R.I.P to all of them
I wish some day in the future, it will be possible to get the bodies down from that mountain and replace it with real landmark.