Lost in the wilderness? Did you forget your emergency personal beacon (EPERB)? Learn from the BBC how to start a signal fire using your car battery and a piece of wire wool. Let's just hope you ha ...
Learn what to do when you find yourself lost at sea, including how to gauge your rate of drift and make a sextant (a reflecting navigation instrument) in order to locate yourself and--hopefully!--find ...
Learn how to open a can with a knife. This is a very useful skill because, in many situations, there's often no can opener to be found. What did people do before can openers were invented? Watch an ...
Start a fire using a flashlight a aloevera, hydrogen peroxide, and a magnifying glass. Super Easy! ...
Using materials collected on Bois Blanc Island, Michigan you can create a fire quickly with the flint and steel method. Tinder fungus is common in North American woods. ...
Ray shows us how to make a strong shelter in wet forest, and the right and wrong ways to strike a match. ...
Ray is in the outback making smudge fires out of termite mounds to ward away the creepy crawlies, bugs and mosquitos. ...
Description of contents and usage of Preparedness-In-a-Box Kit. Be prepared when disaster strikes with the right materials to survive. ...
Andy McNab survived six weeks of torture and interrogation in Iraq. He gives us an exclusive guide on how to get through it and win the physical and psychological battle. Watch now! ...
Learn how you can use a hacksaw blade to start a fire in an emergency or survival situation. ...