Name: どんな極端な状況でも生き残るための14の簡単なコツ (14 Simple Tricks to Survive Any Extreme Situation)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:51:10.000Z
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No matter who you are, deep inside we all once wanted to be adventurers.

Yet the world is a dangerous place, and they won't teach you in school how to survive in

Well today, you finally have this list of survival tips and nothing can stop you.

Avoid open fields, make sure there’s something taller than you around.

Like your big tall friend there – oops, just kidding.

Trees, buildings, and utility poles will act as lightning rods for you, so never stand

Also, avoid metal and concrete – they both conduct electricity too well for comfort.

Remember that a lightning storm lasts only from 30 minutes to an hour, so it's always

better to lose time and wait in safety than risk and get zapped.

Even if you’re dressed warmly enough, there are always some parts of your body left exposed

A simple can of petroleum jelly will help you with that.

Apply it to exposed parts of your skin and it will protect you from frostbite, but don't

Another trick is to let your shoes a bit loose.

It will help blood circulation in your feet and will make them warmer.

You need a magnet, a needle, something floaty like foam or straw, and a glass of water.

Magnetize a needle by rubbing it against a magnet, then put two pieces of floaty stuff

Let it float in the water and it will eventually stop in one direction.

Just like a compass, it will point to the North.

Getting a couple of bites is not that extreme, but trying to find your way in the wilds without

You can repel all flies and mosquitos away by burning herbs.

Garlic, rosemary, mint or thyme – all of these herbs' smell will scare away all the

Cut a plastic bottle in half and put sticky tape on its edges.

Pour sugar water inside and add some yeast – mosquitos will get attracted to it and

See, now you’re going to start carrying yeast with you on your camping trips…Hey,

Don't let yourself go dry – use dew and collect rainwater.

Having a tent with you is good anyways, but try to hang it a bit loosely so it will collect

If there is no such luck as rain, tie a scrolled piece of cloth around your leg and go through

It will collect dew that you can squeeze out into a bottle.

Take two containers, one a bit taller than the other.

Fill the tall container with dirty water.

Twist a piece of cloth and put one end of it into the filled container, feeding the

It will take some time, but a piece of cloth will soak up all the moisture and transport

Good news is, all the dirt and debris will be lost in the process.

Don't forget to boil the water to further assure your safety.

Simply putting both contacts of this battery against a piece of steel wool leads to a small

short circuit spark that spreads right away.

Put some cotton balls to the place where a spark appears and here you go – you've started

Just remember that you need to always keep the fire small and have at least one trusty

Put out the fire and the entertain the other campers.

8) How to make fire with a battery and a gum?

Well, not the gum itself, but its tinfoil wrapper.

First, cut it lengthwise into three parts.

Then cut each of them in a bowtie shape with the center about 1/16th of an inch wide.

Before proceeding, put on gloves: tinfoil will burn fast and you need to protect your

Place one side of your tinfoil bowtie to the 'plus' contact of the battery and the other

If you prepared some dry grass or firewood, you'll have yourself a campfire in no time.

9) How to make a room heater with a clay pot?

You need a clay pot -- of course, candles, a metal rod, and support for them.

The support must be able to hold the metal rod vertically.

Turn the clay pot upside down and place it on top of the rod so that it hangs in the

Place some candles around the rod and light them up.

The heat from candles will get trapped under the pot.

It will absorb this heat and radiate it around.

This way even candles will become a useful source of warmth.

You can use any source of natural fat instead of wax, and you can use a simple paper tissue

For example, cut a butter stick in half with wrapping paper still on it.

Take one half and make a deep hole in it with a thin stick.

Twist a piece of toilet paper into a wick, and push it down the hole with the same stick.

Wax the wick with butter, and light it up.

This candle will burn for 4 hours straight!

Alright Houdini, I hope you'll never find it useful, but it’s always good know your

Even paperclips and hairpins will do the job.

Put the end of the wire into the keyhole and bend it at a right angle, then pull it out