Drinking rain 🌧️ KILLs you, if ... 😵 #survival #survivalskills #outdoor

#survivaltips #bushcraft

[SheriffSchnitzel_AB]

“Is drinking rainwater dangerous? If done wrong, yes. PFFFHHUAAAAHHH 👹”

[Lunaar]

Watching this just incase i somehow get lost in the wildernesd

[judee]

"If done wrong, yes."


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[TruthPrevails]

“dirty water could be safe to drink, clear water could be deadly” is the truest thing.

[warrior_hasan]

“Dirty water could be safe to drink, while clean water could be deadly”
Thats an insane quote right there

[Dicey_and_spicey]

Bro sounds like he was throwing up blood in the beginning

[IcandoitFR]

“Is drinking rain water dangerous? Yes, but only if its dangerous.”

[oscar]

I collected water off my tarp during heavy storm overnight. I imagined it to be clean and clear by the morning .It was the colour of cold black tea. I was in the woods though, i think its because it ran off the trees branches and twigs.

[GertrudeTheCar]

Thanks bro. I was lost in the siberian wilderness and had nothing but this video to help me

[radioactivepenguinofficial]

"3 months without social contact"
Introverts: "I am inevitable."

[Qwert-]

Our ancestors are playing hard mode that's out of our capacity to even reach in this era

[vincentbarnett]

If done wrong, every single action you take (or don't take for that matter) can kill you. In a survival situation, you are constantly weighing the pros/cons, the risks/rewards, and the danger/safety of every action/inaction.

[bushwookie]

Don’t lay sticks on top of the Mylar. Wrap/roll them inside of the edges. You can use cordage to tie rocks underneath of the lower side of the Mylar. This way, you eliminate chances of contamination to that which may be present on your cordage.

[KaijuuBlox]

"Dirty water can be safe to drink, while clear water could be deadly" ahh sound

[geraldwilliams]

Depending on how you're collecting the rain. If you're drinking from a puddle. Sure there's potential for bacteria. If you collect it in a container. As it falls from the sky. You shouldn't have any issues.
In all likelihood, if you don't across a fresh puddle. You should be fine with that too. Boil it, or use another purification method. If you have one available but in an emergency. You should be fine. If the puddle wasn't there before the rain and it's only a few hours old. Especially if it's still raining.
More water is safe to drink. Than people think anyways. I'm fifty years old and I've been drinking straight from the brooks and streams all my life and I've never gotten sick. Had the squirts once and that was probably coincidence.

[MemedPixel]

things to bring when hiking or adventuring
1.survival blanket
2.matches
3.disposable filters
4.nice snak and water
5.bandaids(incase your so damn prone to getting hurt)
6. extra clothes and stuff
7. bottles any if clean
8.if u have a buddy tell him to bring whatever you usually bring :)

[lookhoneyanabomination]

Have you done a video on that list of survival priorities? Would love to hear about that in depth from you tbh 🔥

[GourmetPickle]

Even drinking potable water the wrong way could be dangerous lol

[abe_nuh]

"if done wrong, yes"



*average father at 5:00am in the bathroom*

[-yeeyeetus-]

"if done wrong..."
👂
"Yes."
PFTTHÓŒØŌÆGH👹👹👹