In 1906, a Danish expedition set out to map Northeast Greenland and settle a growing international dispute. Led by Ludvig Mylius-Erichsen, the team pushed farther into the Arctic than anyone before them.As the ice began to rot beneath them and supplies ran low, the return journey turned into a fight for survival. Dogs collapsed. Food ran out. And one by one, the men began to fall behind.If you enjoy survival history, mysteries, and true accounts of people pushed beyond their limits, subscribe for weekly episodes.
