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20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

You can't cheat death, but you can avoid it if you put on your smarty pants once in awhile. Here are 20 facts that could save your life when...

By Melo_Drama

Published 2 years ago in Ftw

You can't cheat death, but you can avoid it if you put on your smarty pants once in awhile. Here are 20 facts that could save your life when you're in the face of turmoil.

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    Holding eye contact with someone pointing a gun at you elevates your chances of surviving, they'll usually back away.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 2

    Tampons are lightweight to carry and great for absorbing liquids, so carry them around in case of a deep wound- the tampon will also take the shape of the wound.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 3

    The international emergency number is 2 1 1, and will get you out of a pinch if you're in need of help in a foreign country.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 4

    The international emergency number is 2 1 1, and will get you out of a pinch if you're in need of help in a foreign country.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 5

    If you're ever in a falling elevator, lay flat on your back and you have a better chance of surviving.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 6

    Store dark chocolate as a provision as opposed to milk chocolate- it will last 3 years as opposed to milk's one year.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 7

    Tampons are lightweight to carry and great for absorbing liquids, so carry them around in case of a deep wound- the tampon will also take the shape of the wound.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 8

    If you're ever in a falling elevator, lay flat on your back and you have a better chance of surviving.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 9

    If you're hiking and fear getting blisters, duct tape the area so that the blister won't form as badly.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 10

    Randomly smells like fish or urine in your home? Might be an electrical fire.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 11

    Random smells like fish or urine in your home? Might be an electrical fire.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 12

    If a service dog summons you over, follow them- they might be bringing you to a person in need of help.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 13

    Never pull glass or other sharps objects from a deep wound- you could accidentally cut an artery or the object might be helping seal excess blood.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 14

    All parts of a dandelion is edible. Not many calories but it's something.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 15

    Quickest way to stay warm is by wearing a hat and warm boots, as this traps the circulating heat in your body from top to bottom.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 16

    Maintaining eye contact with someone pointing a gun at you Increases your chances of surviving, they'll usually back away.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 17

    In the very likely situation that you're stuck in quicksand, lie flat. It'll make you float like being on water.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 18

    Carry hand sanitizer in your pocket, along with matches and a lighter in case you ever need to start a fire outside.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 19

    Prioritize water when lost in the wilderness. You can survive longer without food than with no water.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 20

    Quickest way to stay warm is by wearing a hat and warm boots, as this traps the circulating heat in your body from top to bottom.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 21

    An elevator button with a star symbol indicates that it's the most direct way to get to a floor leading outdoors.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 22

    Use the metal part of a detachable headrest if you ever need to break a car window to save someone's life.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 23

    Use the metal part of a detachable headrest if you ever need to break a car window to save someone's life.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 24

    Feel like you're being followed? Turn on your turn signal either right or left, then go in the opposite direction. If the car behind you goes with you, they're probably following you.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 25

    All parts of a dandelion is edible. Not many calories but it's something.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 26

    Never pull glass or other sharps objects from a deep wound- you could accidentally cut an artery or the object might be helping seal excess blood.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 27

    An elevator button with a star symbol indicates that it's the most direct way to get to a floor leading outdoors.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 28

    After a nasty bug bite, use toothpaste for relief.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 29

    Carry hand sanitizer in your pocket, along with matches and a lighter in case you ever need to start a fire outside.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 30

    Feel like you're being followed? Turn on your turn signal either right or left, then go in the opposite direction. If the car behind you goes with you, they're probably following you.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 31

    After a nasty bug bite, use toothpaste for relief.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 32

    If a service dog summons you over, follow them- they might be bringing you to a person in need of help.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 33

    If you're hiking and fear getting blisters, duct tape the area so that the blister won't form as badly.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 34

    Prioritize water when lost in the wilderness. You can survive longer without food than with no water.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 35

    In the very likely situation that you're stuck in quicksand, lie flat. It'll make you float like being on water.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 36

    If a person tries grabbing onto you, make sure to scratch them so their DNA touches your nails, making it easier to track them down later.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 37

    Tampons are lightweight to carry and great for absorbing liquids, so carry them around in case of a deep wound- the tampon will also take the shape of the wound.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 38

    Universal sign of distress is blowing a whistle in a set of three.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

  • 39

    Store dark chocolate as a provision as opposed to milk chocolate- it will last 3 years as opposed to milk's one year.

    20 Survival Facts For The High-Risk Adventurer

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