Insect eggs can be found in moist areas under rocks and inside rotten tree logs or stumps.

Staying near a source of water is a good idea when building a shelter. You should avoid natural hazards like cliffs and dry river beds.

Dry mouth and a rapid heartbeat is a sign for moderate dehydration. Vomiting and diarrhea is a strong indication for severe dehydration.

Hypothermia happens during all seasons and temperatures, usually due to exposure to water that leads to the lowering of your body temperature.

The human body begins severe dehydration, that leads to death in 3 days.

Eating frozen snow and ice will reduce your core body temperature and can lead to dehydration.

A healthy person, properly hydrated, can last up to 8 weeks without food. This is not to say that they will be able to operate as they normally would with food. The starvation process will leave you without energy and unable to perform basic survival tasks.

Drinking any amount of salt water will further dehydrate you and in larger quantities cause organ failure.

Shelter from the elements is your first priority. Hypothermia can set in within 20 minutes, shelter will keep you from losing more heat and allow you to raise your body temperature. Once your shelter has been established you can focus on water, then food.

The majority of an insect’s body is pure protein. Insects actually hold more than three times the amount of protein (for their size) as beef.
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Sun exposure, frostbite and dehydration can take days to kill you, hypothermia happens in a matter of minutes.

Sleeping on the ground can lead to loss of body heat. You’ll retain more warmth by piling grass or pine needles on the ground to sleep on.