Survival Tips

It creates a "cushion of air" which insulates you from the ground. This prevents heat loss due to conduction.

well that is difficult to say, as everybody has different reactions to life or death situations. take a hostage situation for example, some hostages will react by staying quit and still, as if in shock. some will go into states of hysteria, and have fits, some will panic, some will oddly become very talkative. and since everyone has different reactions (this relates to most life or death situations) you cant guarantee you will get panic reaction people in the hostage group, the captor may end up with a group of talkers, or they might all react by staying quite and still.

so by this information i would estimate that maybe a quarter to a half of people in a life or death situation, e.g. a tsunami, or hurricane will slip into panic.

Noting will happen when you turn on the flashlight without battery.

I know one way to purify water is by filtering it with some sort of aquifer-like material.

Three common methods of purifying water are filtration, chlorination and ultraviolet light disinfection. There is also reverse osmosis, distilling and Ionization.

The methods used depend on how dirty the incoming water is, and how pure you want the water to be. See NSF and EPA standards for specific information.

The worst thing to do when an ocean current pulls one out to sea is to try and swim against it and try to get to shore at once. The best thing to do is to remain calm and swim parallel to the shore. When there is some type of relief, then a person can try to swim to shore.

You pretend to have a siezure and get taken to the nurse then you ....yeah that's all my ideas. ur on ur own from there...

it depends on the dosage but you will likely hallucinate

Generally, the only way to save yourself from an attack by a large constrictor snake (such as an anaconda) is to bite it to death or cut off its head.

Either a large amount of pain or nothing because you're dead. If your neck is broken and becomes snapped this will break your spine and cause an instant death.or maybe not. my neck was broke at three levels and im alive

Build a Shelter

Find Food

Find Fresh Water

Pray

Cry

Build A Fire

Explore

although urine is mostly water, it has toxins that your body is getting rid of, so ingesting it is not recommended unless your on the verge of death from dehydration. Drink too much and you could make yourself very ill. so like i said, only do it if necessary.

you can survive if you look after yourself and do lots of healthy things.

wood,branches,grass,mud and string if u can find any!

They hide under the leaves of trees, shrubs, or inside some houses.

You may see them at ceiling height on a gazebo's walls as well.

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The most important thing is to prepare beforehand. If an apocalypse hits, you may want to take the 'defend your fortress' approach, and if you find yourself ill-prepared, you have a slim chance of survival. Next is to accept the world as it is now, after it has been taken over. Do not fall to panic. Try to maintain human socialization and ways of entertainment, as that is the only way to not go insane of the zombies' moans. Books are most recommended, as they don't require any sort of electricity, and usually do not break that easily.

Stock up on supplies. Have a large water supply, as you can survive without food longer than you can without water. Canned foods are most convenient, as they take the least room, and remain edible for a long period. Last thing you want to do is turn to cannibalism, or have someone do that to you.

Also, stock up on weapons. These are necessary to sometimes send out scouting parties to be in-the-know of the surrounding world, and know when the zombie threat may have been repelled to some extent.

If the whole Earth gets taken over, except for a few human refugees, then it is impossible to survive until you die. Zombies will eventually get in, or your supplies will run out.

Whichever comes first, both of those are just ticking time-bombs, ready to happen.

I am a 15 year old boy with a plan. I learned of the zombie apocalypse after reading the Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. If and when the apocalypse happens my plan is to take over a semi truck with a trailer and acquire vegetable seeds. With weapons, seeds, water and friends I will then steal a barge in the gulf, putting all supplies on it, and then sailing to the Bahamas living with vegetables, water and fish. Haha, ZOMBIES CANT SWIM.

The light is primarily absorbed by your clothing (or skin) and turned into heat. The only difference is that when held closely against you, the light from the the flash-light doesn't scatter, and is concentrated in a small area.

The light that is reflected from your body surface back towards the bulb hits the reflector and bounces back onto your body. Due to losses in the bulb, glass and reflector, all of the light is converted to heat at some point, some in your clothing or body surface, and some in the flash-light.

With a strong enough flash-light, you can feel heat absorbed through your clothing.

Sheltering indoors is safest; winds can blow damaging debris your way.

Well, it sorta depends on what island your on, what day was it, and when you got there. You could always look at the sun and shadow for time. weather for month and things you found on the island for what year.