Hello everyone, it's @Jthan once again with this article. An article with full of knowledge and learnings.
This is from the book entitled LIFE HACKS by Keith Bradford.
Survival is also known as Public Worries refers to threatening situations that may dare an individual's well-being and life, or it is also referred to persevering through circumstances and troubles. We need to learn survival skills in order for us to live safely and aware of in times of natural disasters, conflicts condition, life-threatening situations, and even environment deprivations.
So, In this article, I will share you some survival pieces of knowledge. Hope you will utilize every information in this article in your daily living.
If you ever get kidnapped and they tie your hands together and put tape over your mouth, lick the tape. It will eventually fall off and you’ll be able to yell for help.
If you get buried under snow by an avalanche, spit and saliva will follow gravity. Dig the opposite way.
If you’re ever attacked by a swarm of wasps or bees, use a hairspray to immobilize them.
If you’re about to get hit by a car and can’t jump sideways, jump up! It’ll give you a better chance of surviving.
When you call 911, the first thing you should always say is your location. They immediately send police when they have an address.
Any working cell phone, regardless of whether it is in service or not, will call 911.
Want to take a nap on public transit but are scared of getting your bag stolen? Put your leg through the loop or handle it. If someone does try to take it, you’ll feel them tugging at it.
If you ever suspect that someone is following your car, take four right turns. It will form a circle, and if they’re still behind at that point, then they’re definitely following you.
Out of candles? A crayon will burn for up to thirty minutes!
Sitting in the back of a plane makes you 40% more likely to survive a crash.
Need to give CPR? Compress their chest hard to the beat of “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees. The tempo is the correct timing of compressions.
If you’re ever attacked by a brown bear, play dead. If it’s a black bear, punch it in the nose and it will run away.
When you see a halo around the sun or moon, get indoors immediately. This means a storm is coming.
If you’re in for a long drive at night, listen to comedians. It’s impossible to fall asleep while laughing.
If you’re outside in the woods and cut yourself, spider webs will not only seal the wound but also make it heal much faster.
If you ever get buried alive, take your shirt off and tie it around your face and mouth to keep from suffocating.
Find yourself without a source of freshwater? Get a cup full of dirty water and run a piece of cloth between that and an empty cup. After a few minutes, you’ll have filtered, muck-free water. Remember to boil it before drinking.
Bees can’t see you if you aren’t moving.
Outside during a lightning storm? Avoid open fields, elevated mountaintops, and watery areas. Try to isolate yourself between rocks or in caves and never lie flat on the ground.
If you ever come across a pack of wolves in the wild, the worst thing you can possibly do is look them in the eyes.
Whenever you’re going on a camping trip, always make sure that someone who’s not on the trip knows where you’re going and when you’ll be back.
Mix Mountain Dew, baking soda, and peroxide to make a homemade lantern.
Walking in a scary area at night? Download a police scanner app for your phone and listen to it on full volume.
Always carry pepper spray when in bear-infested woods. Spraying it can stop them from charging at you from up to thirty feet away.
10 Tips for Your Next Camping Trip
1. Keep your toilet paper dry by putting it in an old CD spindle. It fits perfectly.
2. Tossing some sage into the campfire will keep you bug-free all night.
3. Use “joke candles” (the ones that can’t get blown out) to light fires. This way, the wind won’t affect the flame.
4. Put some glow-in-the-dark paint on your tent so you can easily navigate back to it at night.
5. Blow into an acorn cap with your two thumbs over it if you ever get lost in the woods. This will make a loud high pitch whistling sound for other hikers or campers to hear.
6.In order to get fewer burs, rub the laces of your hiking boots with paraffin before hitting the trail.
7. Use biodegradable marking tape to mark your hiking trail so that you never get lost.
8. Putting deodorant on an insect bite will stop the itch instantly.
9. Never get your matches wet. Store them in a small Tupperware container and glue a piece of sandpaper to the inside of the lid for a place to spark your matches on.
10. Never wear the Calvin Klein “Obsession” scent when camping. It has been known to attract cheetahs, tigers, and jaguars!
Educate ourselves and learn more.
Please SUBSCRIBE👆 if you haven't and leave a LIKE👍 and a COMMENT💬.
Most important is to avoid strangers and place thats looks suspicious for a crime