STOP, shelter, water, fire, signaling, and survival priorities.
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- According to the Rule of Threes, how long can you survive without air?
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3 minutes- According to the Rule of Threes, how long can you survive without shelter in harsh conditions?
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3 hours- According to the Rule of Threes, how long can you survive without water?
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3 days- According to the Rule of Threes, how long can you survive without food?
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3 weeks- What does the S in STOP stand for in wilderness survival?
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Stop panicking- What does the T in STOP stand for in wilderness survival?
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Think clearly- What does the O in STOP stand for in wilderness survival?
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Observe your surroundings- What does the P in STOP stand for in wilderness survival?
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Plan your next action- Why is shelter a survival priority?
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It protects you from harsh weather, temperature extremes, wind, and the elements.- What is a lean-to shelter?
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A simple shelter with one slanted side for a roof and one open side, made from branches and covered with leaves or bark.- Why should you insulate the ground in an emergency shelter?
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Ground conducts heat away from your body, so insulation with leaves, moss, or dry grass prevents heat loss.- Why is a small shelter better than a large one in survival situations?
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A small shelter retains your body heat more efficiently than a large space.- In cold weather, why is getting out of the wind more important than blocking rain initially?
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Wind causes heat loss from your body much faster than rain does.- What is the first step in finding water in the wilderness?
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Look and listen for running water, wet soil, or animal tracks leading to water.- What are three natural water sources in the wilderness?
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Streams, springs, and rainwater collected in leaves or containers.
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