Nature survival basics
Survival in nature
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The favorable outcome of an autonomous existence depends on many reasons: physical and psychological condition, food and water supplies, equipment efficiency, etc.
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There are many reasons why you might be faced with the challenge of survival at sea. The ship or plane in which you were can be sunk or wrecked.
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The "primordial" jungle is easily recognizable by the abundance of giant trees. The tops of these trees form a dense canopy over 100 feet above the ground.
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Areas called deserts range from salty to sandy. Wherever you find yourself, know that deserts are places of extremes: intense heat during the day, intense cold at night, very few plants, trees, lakes and rivers.
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Climate and weather
Temperature
1) Arctic (polar). In summer, temperatures reach 65 degrees Fahrenheit (about 20 degrees Celsius). The exceptions are glaciers and frozen seas. In winter, the temperature drops to - 70 degrees. F and fluctuates within 32 degrees. F.
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