Endurance: A Tale of Survival and Courage

This is not a story of a successful expedition. It is the story of something far

greater: a failure that became the ultimate testament to human courage, resilience,

and leadership. This is the true, jaw-dropping saga of Ernest Shackleton and his crew,

stranded at the bottom of the world. <break time="4.5s" /> In August 1914, as World War I erupted, legendary explorer

Sir Ernest Shackleton set out on one of the last great adventures: to cross the entire Antarctic continent

on foot. His ship was the stout, wooden Endurance, named for his family

motto: "By Endurance We Conquer." Little did they know how that name would be tested. <break time="5.5s" />

By January 1915, they were just 85 miles from their landing point. But the Antarctic