#Survival Training On A Tropical Island
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In the unlikely event that you're ever surviving on a tropical island, remember that the sun is your enemy. It will burn you and it will dehydrate you. You want to forage in early morning and late afternoon and stay in shade and not moving in midday. If you have to be in the sun cover up and keep your clothes wet to help cool you.
Low tide is your buffet table. When the tide goes out rocky areas will have tide pools. Fish and crustaceans are much easier to catch when they are confined in a tide pool.
Watch those coral cuts and avoid them if possible, they get infected fast and easily.
Date: 2021-05-17
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MaKu
Humans have already ruined many natural paradises on this planet. It's a shame to see you stumbling through one of the last remaining paradises, killing animals indiscriminately for entertainment. Besides, when I look at how much effort and resources it takes you to get food on this island, I can't imagine that you could really survive.
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Humans have already ruined many natural paradises on this planet. It's a shame to see you stumbling through one of the last remaining paradises, killing animals indiscriminately for entertainment. Besides, when I look at how much effort and resources it takes you to get food on this island, I can't imagine that you could really survive.
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thorivaldic
I grew up in South Florida, USA. Rip tides are always there. They take you out but bring you back. Just have to understand and relax to survive. Relax on sandbar and drift back home. Piece of (crab) cake. Pun. Pun. Pun intended.
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Great content!
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I grew up in South Florida, USA. Rip tides are always there. They take you out but bring you back. Just have to understand and relax to survive. Relax on sandbar and drift back home. Piece of (crab) cake. Pun. Pun. Pun intended.
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Great content!
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Outdoor
Amazing! Did you use salt sea water for boiling the big crap into the Tatonka pot? Was That Fallkniventhe the one you broke the tip on log of wood? :) You are really in shape! good fitness! Congrats!
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Amazing! Did you use salt sea water for boiling the big crap into the Tatonka pot? Was That Fallkniventhe the one you broke the tip on log of wood? :) You are really in shape! good fitness! Congrats!
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brngrofdeth
Not only beautiful, I see. Wanted to say the same with your Canada Vancouver post but not sure why the comments were off. Regardless, glad I can say it for both here. Great work. :)
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Not only beautiful, I see. Wanted to say the same with your Canada Vancouver post but not sure why the comments were off. Regardless, glad I can say it for both here. Great work. :)
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Donnie
You mustttteat a lot of sand with your foo. Ive noticd that you have sand onyour hands, you prep our food (coconuts) in the sand. Is this sanitary?
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You mustttteat a lot of sand with your foo. Ive noticd that you have sand onyour hands, you prep our food (coconuts) in the sand. Is this sanitary?
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Tiger
Polynesians use the coconut husks as a sort of fire wood, at least the old dry ones
You could have used them to build a fire.
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Polynesians use the coconut husks as a sort of fire wood, at least the old dry ones
You could have used them to build a fire.
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