5. Avoid small creeks or streams if you’re lost because they tend to lead to developed areas.
Finally, small creeks may merge with larger streams. Such rivers must lead to places where aid can be sought.
6. Never create in a cave a spark. Alternatively, put it out.
Fire heat causes rocks to move, so you’re not supposed to build one in a cave. Finally, the contraction of rocks must break. Try building a fire outside if you’re inside a cave and need heat.
7. Use your teeth and remove the restrainer to free you if your hands are tied.
Then try to rub your wrists together at the same time. Don’t just pull it or do it too hard because you could accidentally tighten it up.
8. Lie flat on your stomach in the event of a blast, cover your head with your hands, cross your legs and keep your mouth closed.
Laying your head flat on your stomach and crossing your legs should make you safer. You must open your mouth to stop the shock from blowing up your lungs and eardrums.
