Four children who survived a plane crash in the Amazon Rainforest have been found alive after 40 days. The group consisted of two adults and six children, but the adults died in the crash, leaving the children to fend for themselves. The Colombian Air Force began searching for the group after receiving a distress signal from the plane. After an extensive search, the four children were finally located and rescued.

The children, who were between the ages of 6 and 12, had managed to survive in the jungle by eating fruits and drinking water from streams. They reportedly constructed a shelter to protect themselves from the elements and had also used leaves and mud to create a make-shift water collection system.

The Colombian president, Ivan Duque, commented on the remarkable survival story, stating that the children had lived like “children of the jungle.” He expressed gratitude to the search and rescue teams who had worked tirelessly to locate the children.

The news of the children’s survival has been met with relief and joy from around the world. Many have been amazed by the children’s incredible resilience in the face of danger and the harsh conditions of the rainforest. The children are currently receiving medical attention and will undergo further evaluations to ensure that they are in good health.