We survived in an Igloo!

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Im testing to see if a few amateurs can survive 50 hours in an igloo that we build!

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It took us 3 hours to find the boys but it was worth it.

TheNinjaFam

If this comment gets 50 I will subscribe to all of the channels on ninja kids

cuevszr

Love his video ❤❤ Bryton you are awesome, keep it up ❤❤😊

kazinasreenbegum

I used to watch you everyday when I was 3 😭and now I’m back after like 6 years

ELLASTR

I'm so glad you made this video Bryton it made me laugh so hard.Thanks Bryton for making this video

yvettecooper

I can make a Igloo/quinzhee starting from the spring last the whole entire summer, and into fall until the next winter starts. All you need to do is add 20 layers of UV protection, white tarp to cover the igloo and then secure it so the wind from the outside doesn’t blow inside the covers and blows the covers away then next make sure your igloo is icy from the beginning by adding water to make the structure of the snow solid so it can last even longer automatically. And then last, but not least make sure your igloo or Quinzhee from the inside is at below freezing before covering the igloo. You should try to get a thermometer and put it in your igloo so you can see at the end of the year what’s the temperature results is and that it is still remaining around the freezing mark the whole time if you would ever attempt to try that. I experienced it with even just 2 UV protection, white tarp, and it dealt with plenty of 17°C/62°F weather days for a good while without it shrinking or collapsing.

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