Survival Tips

Great question!

The answer is that nobody really knows. There is a tale of a tail-gunner in a Lancaster bomber who fell 6,000 meters (maybe) without a parachute, but dressed cold-weather flight gear, and landed in heavy snow and pine trees. He survived with merely a broken back.

Much depends on how you are dressed, what you land on, and the landing position. A t-shirt and shorts on concrete? Probably 30 meters, if you know how to land. Maybe 15 meters if you land badly; one meter if you land really really badly.

Check out the article linked below for information on how to to increase ones chances.

During the Dust Bowl, people survived by staying indoors as much as possible to avoid the dust storms, sealing windows and doors with damp cloths to keep the dust out, and wearing masks or cloths over their faces when venturing outside. Some also relocated to areas less affected by the dust storms.

A human can typically survive without water for about 3-5 days under normal conditions before severe dehydration sets in, leading to organ failure and ultimately death. However, this timeline can vary based on factors such as activity level, temperature, and individual health.

Some cleaning tips for a Sealy Posturepedic pillow top mattress are vacuuming and treating stains with cold water and a mild soap. If you use a protective mattress pad, the only cleaning the mattress will require is an occasional vacuum.

Yes, all hydrates lose water after heating.

you have to make a hole in one of them then rub the other one inside the hole and it will start to smoke then you have to rub faster and faster the better then get some flint or grass and little twigs and add it to the fire :)

By rubbing sticks, you create friction and friction creates heat Go to the following website for a much more concise answer http:/www.inquiry.net/OUTDOOR/skills/seton/rubbing_fire.htm

Happens to me all the time as a brick mason. If its scabbed, you have to pull off the scab. the acid is trapped underneath and will continue to eat away. pull off the scab and rinse the cut thoroughly with water. gobs and gobs of water. then treat it like any other cut. good luck.

Mountain lions have been known to attack humans and are potentially deadly.

* mountain lions are ambush hunters and may be reluctant to attack if confronted. If your an adult person a stare-down maybe in order. * Throw things at it, act aggressive yourself. Rocks are a good choice. * If you are in a group don't scatter. This is the lion's first objective - to separate out the weakest member. Yell, scream, throw things at it. Open up your coat and try to make yourself appear bigger. * If the lion does attack - do fight back.

* Most people around here carry a knife in the woods - one that is already open (not a switch-blade) an is easily and quickly drawn. Lions have been killed this way. * Bear bombs (pepper spray) is commercially available round here too.

Baboons are neutrally defensive, so they don't attack humans unless severely provoked. Most scientists believe that baboons aren't strong enough to fight back, so many people could survive a baboon attack, but few people die from a baboon attack, especially adult baboons.

All life on earth is adapted to a day/night cycle. Further, all life on earth is ultimately dependent on plant life, and plant life is dependent on sunlight. Were no sunlight to reach earth due to thick ash clouds or something else obscuring sunlight, plants would die, herbivores would die and finally carnivores would die. There would be no food for humans to survive on, except for fungi which are not dependent on light.

Heck yeah. They have fangs and Posion glands that would scare a cobraJ/k.lol But really they can be if they have rabies, but that goes for all animals with rabies even a little mouse can give you rabies if its saliva enters your blood stream. Squirrels can be a handfull if you are trying to hold a wild one. They have very shrap claws and teeth not to mention they are fast and angile so grabbing one without gloves would be foolhardy and just plain flat out stupid

People follow their emergency plan. Each natural disasters has a different emergency plan

The wise penguin will grow up by paying very close attention to their parents' advice, eating properly, exercising regularly, NEVER swimming alone, and avoiding various types of shark, Orcas, Leopard Seals, Skuas, and of course, humans.

What do you do in the rare case you are being attacked by a bear? Fight back. Predators do not attack out of anger, and they are always careful to avoid injury. Unlike what you may have heard, play dead only in the even rarer case of being attacked by an angry mother. She is acting out of instinct, she perceives you as a threat to her cubs.

For any other reason, a confrontation with a bear should be handled with a great deal of noise and threatening action. This will end the "attack" quickly with the bear leaving for safer grounds. See link below for more information.

WAit till it evaporates and then when it is evaperating put over a mirror or something cold then it will touch turn back into water but clean water and whilst it runs down your cold surface put in into a cup or whatever you want to drink it with.

The currents flow through the torch and we get light from the torch

maglight or flashtorch flassh torch is better in brightness it can burn stuff but its realy expensive and mag light can be runover by a semi and not even scratch the paint (ok mabey the paint but it would pop the tire and the light would be just fine)

Wear a bright orange shirt. And that's all.

Wear camouflage pants & shirt, with an orange vest & a camo hat.

What I prefer to wear is a blaze hat, camo shirt and pants, boots, and a tactical vest. I like the vest because it holds things more securely than a backpack. When it's cold out coveralls are good.

The chemical energy stored in batteries gets transformed sets into electrical energy through the wires. This then gets transformed into light energy that you see.

I hate when I am in my bathroom and then my pee decides to shoot sideways! Why does it do this?? It really sucks that i have to clean my pee off the walls and/or floor. Thats a janitors job! Thats why i pee on the floor and walls at school and restraunts on days when I'm mad!

Those who provide First Aid treatment ideally have the following abilities:

· The ability to gain control and apply rational thinking to a situation

· The ability to slightly disconnect from the situation as necessary.

· Creativity and quick application of memory and logic.

· The ability to suspend moral judgment of patients and simply treat the injury.

· Knowing when to act. And knowing when not to act.