Breathe the air at the edge of the world, dive into the unknown, and come face to face with incredible wildlife in the Arctic. | National Geographic

436K views · 10K reactions | In 1845, the Franklin Expedition set sail on a quest to chart the Arctic - and vanished without a trace. 250 years later, a shocking revelation leads to the ships' discovery underneath the ice, and the gruesome fate of the explorers is finally revealed, in this episode of History’s Greatest Mysteries: Solved, a new History digital original series. | HISTORY | Facebook

Arctic ice ensnared the expedition vessel Karluk in August 1913. Captain Robert Bartlett and 24 men watched as shifting ice crushed their ship, leaving them stranded on frozen seas. They trekked for weeks to reach Wrangel Island, where in bitter -40°F weather they built crude shelters and survived by hunting seals and polar bears. Tensions and tragedy marked their ordeal. Determined to save his team, Bartlett and Inuk guide Kataktovik journeyed 700 miles across dangerous ice to seek help. In Sep

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