The Jungle Air Crash
- Julian koepcke
Objective
- To read and comprehend the textual passage.
- Read and analyse the textile passage.
- To use and manipulate the newly learn the words.
- To respond in issues mentioned in the textin the form of news paper report.
About the author
Juliane Koepcke, also known by her married name Juliane Diller, is a German Peruvian mammalogist. As a teenager in 1971, Koepcke was the sole survivor of the LANSA Flight 508 plane crash, then survived 11 days alone in the Amazon rainforest. She survived a fall of 3,000 m, still strapped to her seat.
Summary
The Jungle Air Crash’ is a chilling experience of a, |plane-crash on the slopes of the Andes in South America,, narrated by Juliane Koepcke the famous German Biologist, and writer., , Juliane and her aster were flying from Lima to, Pucallpa. Thirty minutes after take-off, rain and lightning, grew turbulent. The plane crashed. Juliane was thrown, out of the plane. Her mother and all other passengers, died. Juliane fell in a jungle. There were many wounds on, her body. She knew that the snakes and the insects were, more dangerous than wild animals. Maggots were hatching |, in her wounds. With luck, she survived all dangers., She followed the course of a brook. Lack of food |, , and ‘45’ degrees of heat made her very weak. On the, tenth day, three American-Indian hunters found the, helpless girl. They took out the worms from her wounds., She looked like a living nightmare. Eleven days after the |, crash, Juliane boarded a plane and reached the U. S, | Mission Base near Pucallpa. Her father joined her. Thus, the terrible ordeal was over.
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