No One Could Have Believe It: How Just One Girl Survived A Plane Crash That Left Others Dead

Juliana Krupka is the Peruvian woman of German heritage who is well known for her work in biology. Yet, Krupka did not become prominent as a scientist.

Instead, when she was only 17, a terrible accident tested every fiber of her existence and catapulted her to international notoriety. This remarkable adolescent was the sole survivor of a catastrophic jet crash and spent 11 days alone in the bush. But how did she accomplish this incredible feat?

To comprehend Krupka’s story, we must go back to her unusual childhood. Juliana Krupka was a German citizen, despite being born in Lima, Peru, on October 10, 1954. Her father, Hans Wilhelm Krupka, was a zoologist who conducted studies in South America, and her mother, Maria Krupka, was an orthodontist. They were out of the ordinary in a variety of ways. They broke away from Lima’s established scientific community and founded “Penguana,” a research station deep in Peru’s Amazon.

The property was originally intended for five years of field research, but the family quickly made it their home. The accommodation was once a timber hut that had been abandoned by the inhabitants.

It was built on stilts with a palm leaf roof and an extra kitchen hut next to it. Juliana learned how to survive in the bush away from her parents during this period. Although these survival methods would eventually save her life, local officials believed she should be in…..Read Full Story Here……