Ridiculous Survival Tips that you might actually need (Parts 6-10)

1:30 gonna also say be careful of wearing wool near water. The documentary Hidden Killers of the Tudor Home did a segment on the number of drownings. The wool soaks up water, making the clothes heavier. That in combination with the shock of cold water can cause you to gasp, and with the clothes being waterlogged and heavy caused many to drown by accident

chat i didnt know sharks were legless or that breathing in water will kill you :0

The elephant one was not a survival tip, it was a death tip

What sharks don’t have legs I thought they did. Thank you. You saved my life.😂❤ give this man a like he deserves it!

INTERESTING 🙂
THANK YOU FOR SHARING 🙂

THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL 🙂

I cant watch this in mini thing bc it says its music 💀

I think it's good advice on how to handle a polar bear.

Now, where did I put my AR-500?

Bro, I'm dead 😂😂

Here's another tip
People die when they are killed. The more you know 💫

'Tiger sharks, lemon sharks and great whites don't actually have legs' yeah no kidding
it seems all of part 8 was just a joke as all of it is ridiculous advice.

I spend a lot of time at the beach in the Netherlands (got a camping house that stands there from April to end of August) and rip currents are something I see at least once every 2 weeks. Since I've spent so long there, I can see them before feeling them (a calm(-er) part in the middle of a surf), but each year at least a few get caught in it. Mostly day trippers are the victims, because they don't know and usually ignore the extensive warning signs with explanation in Dutch, German, and English so there's no reason to go play the dumb tourist.

2:20 really? And how are wr supposed to achieve that? Considering by the time one chop off it's head the polar bear sent you to Jesus like twelve times

In Nevada, black donkeys are wild from the mining days. They total cars if you hit one. Headlights seam to not light them at night. Your best luck is if someone is drive oncoming to backlight them. Open ranges of cows are also everywhere and they like the roads at night. Dont drive at night in the desert…

Can you eat a Kangaroo?

"Drink cactus juice, it'll quench ya! Nothing's quenchier! It's the quenchiest!"

If an elephant is charging at you, it's similar to a polar bear charging – you're most likely gonna die, but you can remove bags and clothing that you have on and throw them to the side while you're running so the animal might stop to inspect it, giving you a few previous seconds to keep running. No guarantees though