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Basic survival skills
How to prioritize needs in survival situations
How to adapt to extreme situations
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Fish juices, blood, alcohol, seawater and urine will dehydrate you, which is the opposite of what you want.
It can also trigger low blood pressure, which can damage vital organs like your heart, lungs, and kidneys.
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Snakes will avoid you, but if you happen to get bitten by venomous snakes, don’t try to suck the venom out as it is delivered straight to your bloodstream and could further infect the wound.
Instead, hold the bitten limb below the heart level to prevent the venom from reaching your heart.
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Whether stranded in the woods, the mountains, or on a deserted island, the first thing to do is to signal for rescue.
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It’s impossible to drown in quicksand because humans will float in it. However, once disturbed, quicksand becomes more viscous, trapping whatever it develops.
To get out, wiggle your legs to create a pocket for water to trickle down. This will loosen the sand around your legs. Then lay bac...
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22.Turn off and inwards. Think about your happy moments and what your big dreams are and how you can make them happen.
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