Survival Tips

Rocket-propelled chainsaw launchers.

Yes you can

Well find a palm tree get some leaves and sticks dig a hole with some thing put the leaves on top of the hole then the sticks nd make sure there is a way for you to get in

1. First add kerosene oil.

2. Add camphor(kapur).

3. Add phenyl liquid.

you should not use the muscle that has been sprained, for instance if you have sprained your ankle, walking should be kept to a minimum amount.

Well really you couldn't you would starve and go crazy. Plus what kind of question is this

you would drink your own pee by purifying it with plastic because theirs hardly water in the desert.

space blanket, matches, signal mirror, hunting knife, fishing gear, snair wire, bug repellent, mosquito net, warm clothes, hatchet, snow boots or hip waders, first aid kit, rain gear, cooking pot or kettle, duct tape, flare, small shovel and food.

No. It would damage the corpse but the corpse would remain dead.

Flare guns are used to fire flares, to call for help at sea or other dangerous things.

no because the hott high temperature melts what touches it just like rocks you put arock in it it melts and turns to magma

No one can live with out blood. Blood is the essential thing in human life. The average amount of blood is 4-5 quarts (liters) in female adult humans, and 5-6 quarts (liters) in human adult males. This is about 8% of total body weight. There are some experimental studies in the UK, where they exchange blood for a saline liquid at near freezing temperatures, in order to perform operations on pets that can last as long as an hour. It has not yet been tried on humans.

mushrooms and grass

Get treated at the hospital as soon as possible.

Try to save energy and buy frozen pizzas from superstore. Only $4 while pizzahut for the same size but with more toppings is like $17.

Simply put, they kept stores available to the pioneers, who relied upon those supplies for their very lives. Bartering and the issuance of terms of credit were sometimes creatively applied by the pioneer storekeepers.

I suggest watching some of those wilderness survival shows to get some ideas!

neither i bring a helicoptor!

Our job is to create a campfire when everything in the environment appears to be wet. Notice that the operative word is "APPEARS". Even after a rainstorm there is tinder and firewood that is dry. Knowing where to look and what to look for are the keys to success. Let's start with tinder. Look around your site for fir trees. The smaller lower branches that have died as a result of being denied sunlight by the larger upper branches are the first choice. The same branches that shielded these dead branches from sunlight have probably shielded them from the rain. These smaller branches are usually dry and will break off in your fingers. Collect a good amount of these. Take a little extra time to fray and shred these with your knife or fingers. Also look for dry grass under these trees. Look for birch trees as the bark is impregnated with oil and will not absorb moisture. Bird nests and wasp nests (unoccupied of course) are also good sources of tinder. The wasp nests look like brown golf balls and the unoccupied ones are usually found on the ground. The bird nests are a little trickier and you will have to look for them. Also you can use a piece of cloth from a shirt or other article of clothing if necessary. Do not overlook the contents of your wallet. All those useless business cards burn very nicely. The next step is kindling. Look for trees known as "Dead Falls". These are trees that have fallen and are now in various stages of decay. Locate one that has been down for a while. Strip off the outer bark and cut chunks out of the rotting trunk. This will burn fast, so gather as much as you can. The larger branches can also be stripped of bark and the wood below used. Do not forget to look under and around these "Dead Falls" for wood that has been protected from the moisture. Another tip to be mindful of when foraging for dry wood is: look for pine trees. Many of these trees will have a sticky sap running down the bark. Collect this sap or pitch. It acts as an accelerant for your fire. Before you start a fire make sure you have collected enough fuel to keep it burning for a length of time. Whatever you collect, protect it from getting wet with pieces of bark, stones, or a piece of plastic (if it is available). Firewood is the main staple of any fire. Here again, the Dead Falls" are your best bet. You can use logs up to 3 feet in diameter. Even if you cannot cut them into a usable length, just strip the bark off them and insert the end into the fire. As the log burns, just keep pushing it into the fire. Building the Fire - There are 2 ways to start a fire in a wet environment. The first is to create a bed for the kindling to rest on. This is a very simple operation. Choose 2 sticks about 1 foot long and about 1 inch in diameter. Lay them parallel to one another. Loosely stack kindling in 3 layers on top of these base sticks. Alternate the direction of these layers (i.e. the first layer at right angles to the base, the next layer parallel to the base and the third layer again at right angles). Next place your tinder material underneath this stack. There should be openings at either end of the base. This opening will also serve as a vent for the fire once it is started. The other method of building a fire is to place the tinder in the center and construct a Tee Pee around it with the kindling you have collected. Igniting the Fire - Here too, there are several methods of accomplishing this task. Hopefully you came into this experience prepared. If you brought a disposable lighter, waterproof matches, or have book matches that are not wet, simply light the tinder. Once the fire is burning add small pieces of wood a few at a time from your kindling stock. Be careful not to add too much as this might smother the fire. Gradually increase the size of the wood until the fire is burning. Only add the larger logs after the fire is firmly established.

To make sure that the batteries come into contact with the plate that holds the bulb.

It honestly depends on the type of flash light.

Depending on an array of factors it can be anywhere between 2-10 days. Things that will affect this are temperature, humidity, physical activity, and others.

A medical alert system basically calls an ambulance or paramedics if you have fallen and cannot get up. It is particularly useful for elderly people who live alone.

A medical alert system provides help at the push of a button. The way it works is:

1. User pushes a waterproof button.

2. Activates a 2-way voice console allowing the user to talk to a monitoring center.

3. Monitoring center assesses the situation and contacts EMS and/or friends, family and neighbors to help the user.

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When the stones collide, they generate friction which in turn generates heat. The greater the friction, the more heat that is generated.