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- August 17, 2019
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In this episode, I attempt to survive on an Island with no food and only a few minor things to assist me, including my knife.
I explore the Island and discover berries, oysters, clams and other small creatures. I build myself a spear and go hunting. My boat becomes stranded as the tide goes out for the day. By night fall, the tide had finally risen. I was cold and it was very windy. Luckily for me I was not in a real survival situation, so I decided to head back home. Hope you guys enjoyed!
What are some sources of freshwater you can find on an island?
Solo Surviving with NO FOOD on an Island!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to survive on an island with no food or water? The idea of being stranded on a deserted island is not new, but the thought of having to survive without any food is terrifying. The important thing is to stay calm, stay focused, and be resourceful. Here are some tips to help you survive on an island with no food.
First and foremost, the most essential thing you need to keep in mind is staying hydrated. You can only survive a few days without water, so finding a source of water is crucial.
Look for any source of freshwater on the island, such as streams, ponds, or a natural spring. If you are unable to find any freshwater, try to collect rainwater by using containers or natural crevices. It is essential to have a regular supply of freshwater to stay alive on the island.
Once you have found water, the next step is to find a shelter. Shelter keeps you safe from the sun, wind, and rain. It also helps in retaining the warmth of the body. You can use natural objects like leaves or grass to make a shelter.
After setting up shelter, it’s time to look for food. The food available on an island varies depending on your location, climate, and season of the year. Fruits, nuts, and berries are an excellent source of food as they are readily available on most islands.
If you are near the sea, try fishing or collecting shellfish like clams and mussels. Use a fishhook or make one using small pieces of metal or bone available on the island. If fishing or collecting shellfish is not an option, you can try hunting small animals like birds, rats, or lizards.
The best way to hunt is by making traps or snares. You can use shoelaces, ropes or vines to make traps or snares to catch small animals. It is essential to use your resources wisely and save your energy to avoid exhaustion, dehydration or injuries.
Lastly, it is vital to keep a positive attitude and stay calm. Remember that you are not alone, and someone may come to rescue you eventually. Stay active and occupied by building something, writing or exploring the island. Keep track of time, temperature, and weather to help in survival.
In conclusion, surviving on an island with no food requires patience, determination, and the ability to use your resources to their fullest potential. Remember to stay focused, stay hydrated and stay positive. It is not an easy task, but with the right mindset, you can survive against all odds.
