Can you share some interesting true survival short stories?

Sure. There was a hiker who got lost in the mountains. His supplies ran out but he managed to find a small stream. He followed it downstream and finally found a ranger station. Another one is about a sailor whose boat capsized. He clung to a piece of debris for days until he was rescued by a passing ship.

Another great survival true story is that of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571. The plane crashed in the Andes. The survivors had to endure extreme cold, lack of food. They even resorted to eating the flesh of the dead to stay alive until they were rescued weeks later. It was a story of extreme desperation and the human spirit's tenacity.

One true survival story is about Aron Ralston. He was trapped in a Utah canyon when a boulder pinned his arm. After days of being stuck, he made the extreme decision to cut off his own arm to free himself. He managed to hike out and was rescued.

A skier got caught in an avalanche. Fortunately, she had an avalanche beacon. When she was buried, she managed to create a small air pocket. The rescue team detected her beacon signal and dug her out in time. This was a great example of how proper equipment and quick thinking can lead to survival.

Sure. Here is one. A man once lost his wallet on a bus. He thought he would never see it again. But the bus driver found it and went out of his way to return it to the man. The man was so grateful and it shows that there are still kind - hearted people out there.

Here is another one. A man lost his wallet on a busy street. A kind stranger found it and went through a lot of trouble to return it to him. Inside the wallet were important documents and some money. The man was extremely grateful.

One famous true shipwreck survival story is that of the RMS Titanic. Some passengers managed to survive in the freezing waters. For example, the women and children who were given priority on the lifeboats. There were also brave individuals like Molly Brown who helped others on the lifeboats and later became known as 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown'.

There was a group of wildebeests during a migration. They had to cross a crocodile - infested river. As they entered the water, the crocodiles attacked. But the wildebeests grouped together, with the stronger ones on the outside protecting the weaker ones. They fought their way across the river, and although some were lost, many managed to reach the other side and continue their migration journey.

Sure. There was a family that survived a major flood. They climbed onto their roof and used some wooden planks to keep themselves stable. They had prepared some emergency supplies like water bottles and canned food in advance, which really helped them endure until the rescue team arrived.

There is a story about a group of refugees trying to escape the war zone. They walked for days through dangerous terrains, facing shortages of food and water. Some got sick along the way. However, they supported each other. They managed to find a relatively safe place at last. Their story is a testament to human resilience during war.