During his most famous expedition, this man's captain trekked 32 miles across South
This man allowed photographer Frank Hurley to dive underwater to rescue his negatives, including depictions of a spot called "The Ritz" where his men dined. One of his best advisers was his appointed dog-handler Tom Crean, who took a bigger role in the expedition after this man ordered all the dogs killed. During his most famous expedition, this man's captain trekked 32 miles across South (*) Georgia in 36 hours with his captain Frank Worsley, who did most of the work covering this man's mistakes. On that expedition, his crew had to camp out on a moving ice floe for a year after their ship was frozen into it. For 10 points, name this Antarctic explorer who salvaged the 1914 Endurance expedition.
This man allowed photographer Frank Hurley to dive underwater to rescue his negatives, including depictions of a spot called "The Ritz" where his men dined.
Ernest Shackleton