Thoughts on survival in the wild 1
Some time ago, my father bought me a book called "Tiger Surviving in the Wilderness, Volcano Surviving". The person who wrote this book is British field survival expert Bell? Written by Griles, I like this book very much.
This book is about the experience of survival. Baker, the protagonist, and his friend Peter went to play in a protected area in Indonesia's rain forest, and accidentally met Nakura, the administrator. Nakura took them to see Aisha, the gorilla, and then Nakura sent them home. On the way, volcanic magma gushed out, but Naqoura quickly crossed the clearing and hit a big tree. Baker and Peter survived, but Naqoura died. At this time, the story of survival finally began.
At this time, they made a knife out of the car glass, and then used strange methods to identify the direction. They made a hammock from natural resources. They used them to make a fire with flint, boil dirty water and eat maggots raw.
What impressed me most was Bell? Griles wrote a sentence: Never lose hope, this is the cornerstone of survival skills. Besides, the first rule of survival in the wild is to always smile. As long as you are alive, there is hope.
Thoughts on survival in the wilderness II
Recently, I read the book Survival in the Wilderness 9, which tells a series of stories about a British adventure teenager who was exploring the tropical rain forest in Guangxi, China.
Baker came to China and joined an international expedition to explore the tropical rain forest. Due to the landslide, the tour guide fell into a bottomless cliff. The guide is the only person in the team with communication equipment. Everyone has lost contact with the outside world, and the team's food can only last for three days. Baker and his partner Long Yao, a little girl from China, struggled to survive in the wilderness. As there is no food, they can only catch ants and bats to satisfy their hunger. They used vines as ropes and jumped off the cliff, just jumping on a fishing boat and being saved.
This book contains a lot of knowledge about outdoor exploration, such as wearing loose pants and socks, which will make you feel stuffy, but it is better than being bitten by insects and stung by plants. For another example, when eating bats, you must eat roasted ones, because bats contain rabies virus. After death, the rabies virus in bats drops to about 20%, and after roasting, the virus is gone. Catch frogs with smooth and oily skin, don't drink frog blood, and don't break frog intestines, because frog intestines are full of bacteria, and frog meat can't be eaten after frog intestines are broken.
This book teaches me how to survive in the wild. When I grow up, I can travel around and explore more secrets of our motherland.
Thoughts on survival in the wild 3
This summer vacation, I read a lot of extra-curricular books, one of which is Revenge of Deep Sea Wild Sharks written by the famous British wilderness explorer Bell Griles, which is one of his wilderness survival series.
Bell is the host of American "Survival in the Wilderness", a former special air service, mountaineer, speaker and best-selling author. He was born to transcend danger and death. He crossed the North Atlantic and climbed Mount Everest. He also narrowly escaped from the desert quicksand and survived in the waters where sharks swarmed. The book I read tells the story of how he survived in the Caribbean.
In order to avoid the media, Belden boarded a cruise ship and went to the Caribbean for a holiday. Suddenly, all the crew members disappeared, and then the cruise ship mysteriously exploded, and Bell and tourists had to escape by lifeboat. He did everything he could to keep them alive in the shark-infested Caribbean. Unexpectedly, when I was rescued, I fell into a bigger revenge trap. Despite the ups and downs of the plot, Bell finally survived.
The survival skills that Bell mastered in the wild played a decisive role in their survival. When the ship was wrecked, Bell knew how to use the lifeboat correctly so that they could escape from the sunken ship in time. In the lifeboat, Bell arranged manpower to paddle reasonably, so that they had a greater chance of escape. When they were short of fresh water, Bell used T-shirts to get fresh water from seawater, which ensured that everyone would not die of dehydration. When encountering a shark, Bell accurately judges whether the shark wants to attack itself, attack the weakness of the shark, and make it survive under the shark's mouth.
Bell's experience made me understand the necessity of mastering certain survival skills. Although our current living conditions may not use these survival skills, in the event of a serious natural disaster or accident, these skills will make you one more life than others! Therefore, I think we should take part in various field survival summer camps and read more books on natural science, so as to master more field survival knowledge and strive to be a person standing at the top of the food chain!
Thoughts on survival in the wild 4
Survival in the Wild is the first book I bought online. When I first read it, I always thought it was no different from other adventure novels. But I didn't know it until I read two or three chapters, and I was deeply impressed by its unique charm.
Survival in the Wild tells the story of a young explorer named Baker and his partner who had to go into the wild in order to find the truth. From the Cologne rainforest infested by pythons to the Himalayas everywhere. Baker shuttled through danger with the survival skills his parents taught him before his death. Even wild animals and storms can't stop Baker's firm faith. I seem to see the light of courage and wisdom from Baker, telling the pursuit and hope of life. This spirit makes an adult unable to compare with him.
There is a seed of courage in everyone's heart, but it has not been illuminated by the sun and baptized by the storm.
"When you are in trouble, don't panic. You are not the first lonely person, and you won't be the last. Don't give up hope of life. Whether you can finally get out of danger depends entirely on your will and action. " Wild survival expert Bell? Griles' words often echo in my ears. As the above sentence said, when we encounter difficulties in life, we need extremely firm will and correct actions.
Thoughts on survival in the wild 5
On a sunny afternoon, except for one or two dogs barking occasionally, there was almost no quiet sound outside. A series of doorbell rings of "Ding Dong Ding Dong" broke this harmonious scene. I went over and asked, "Who?" The other party replied: The courier arrived. "I was just about to ask my mother if you bought anything? Mother said, "Go down and have a look. This is what you want. "I listened, and quickly went downstairs to get the courier. After I got the parcel, I couldn't wait to open it. It's my dream "Revenge of the Deep Sea Shark", so I read it with relish.
The protagonists in this survival secret are baker granger and Lumos Company. Baker is only a 14-year-old English boy, but he is an expert in field survival. He knows more about survival in the wild than many military experts. Baker's parents disappeared when he was very young, but his adventure story didn't end. Lumos is a greedy, evil and selfish energy company. They can hurt others for money. This company has dealt with Baker many times, and each time Baker sabotages Lumos's action of polluting the earth.
After reading this book, I know the secret of survival at sea: using stars to ensure the direction of navigation. If you are in the northern hemisphere, you can use Polaris to find Ursa minor, the last star on the handle of Ursa minor, which is due north. If you are in the southern hemisphere, you can use the Southern Cross to extend the length of the Southern Cross by about 5 times. Imagine a straight line falling from the sky. From this point on, the place where this straight line falls is due south. But if you meet a shark, you must put away your jewelry, because the jewelry will reflect light, and the shark will mistake it for a fish scale, which may lead to a shark attack.
In short, as the author of this book and the world-famous explorer Bell Griles said, "Never lose hope, this is the cornerstone of survival skills. Besides, the first rule of survival in the wild is to always smile. As long as you are alive, there is still hope. So is life!
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