Avoid Ash, Beech, and Coconut trees to sleep or even camp under the tree since branches and or huge nuts could fall on you.
Overall be cautious where you sleep.
Submitted Post from another user.What plant can you not get a lot of water out of…?
a) Banana Tree.
b) Pine Tree Roots.
c) A pitcher plant.
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To bake a fish, you should…
a) Wrap the fish in edible leaves and set it into the fire or build it over it.
b) Wrap the fish in edible leaves, cover it with mud, then build a fire over it.
c) Wrap the fish in edible leaves, and put it close to the fire while flipping it often.
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To collect water from a plant, you should…
a) Cut the end of a branch off and tie a bag to it.
b) Tie the bag around a branch with healthy leaves.
c) Put the whole plant in the bag, then alternate for other plants as needed.
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To conserve water you should…
a) Lay on the ground.
b) Eat little and work in the shade.
c) Work hard to keep your mind off your thirst.
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I came up with a way for you all to search up what tips you may need through the form of a website. This means that if there was a specific tip you want to review, you can search it on there and view it easier than on here.
I am currently still adding more to it, so be on the watch for more updates.
Hope it helps!
Which out of these is the best for your survival kit?
a) Flint and Steal.
b) Matches.
c) Magnifying Glass.
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Part two of tapping sap from a birch tree.
Sorry it took so long for the second part; I just thought finding something visual would be better for you all then a description.
On top of being great for starting fires(the bark is similar to paper), the birch tree can save you from dehydrating. Like with the maple tree, you can tap the tree for sap. It has high amounts of energy to keep you going in the woods, and even has some amounts of vitamin C, potassium, and calcium.
Just like peeling off the bark, tapping a tree can injure or even kill the tree, so should not be done unless necessary.
