Can Agile development teams and projects encounter a "Death March" situation for which some projects have become well known in the past?

$$ Yes, Agile development can encounter a "Death March" experience in essentially the same way as $($earlier$)$ more traditional development practices did with projects that find themselves way behind schedule often with large cost overruns and in difficulty in achieving the defined scope

$$ No$,$ there is no such things as an Agile "Death March"

Yes, but the cause is often different, often occurring when early success in Product development and implementation is followed by diminishing advancement in adding more and more value for the user

$$ No$,$ Agile practices will not experience a "Death March" due to the incremental and iterative nature of the Agile approach