Survival Tips That Every Nature Lover Needs To Know

Even if you’re more of a city person who doesn’t venture out much, these tips could still be a game-changer in tricky situations. We’re talking about everything from making a compass out of random stuff to knowing how to do CPR.

Seriously, these are the kind of hacks that could really come in handy down the line. Below, you’ll find detailed descriptions of various survival scenarios. Take a good look, because you never know when these tips might just save your life one day.

If You Think You’re Being Followed, Turn Right

If you think someone is following you, turn right four times in a row. You’re probably in danger if the follower doesn’t go away.

It’s common knowledge that you should seek safety at a police station rather than returning home.

Seek Shelter If Your Hair Starts Floating

During a lightning storm, if your hair rises, seek shelter urgently to avoid being struck. If shelter isn’t nearby within 15 seconds, squat with feet together, grabbing ankles to create a direct path for lightning. This may reduce potential damage from a strike.

Pay Attention To Your Gut

Trust your instincts; if you feel unsafe, you probably are. Beware sketchy behavior; intuition is rarely wrong. Signs of potential danger include: Forced Teaming, Charm, Excessive details, Typecasting, Loan Sharking, Unsolicited Promises, and Disregarding “No.” Gavin de Becker’s “

The Gift of Fear” provides valuable insights into personal safety.

Opening a Can Without a Can Opener

How to do it? You’ll need a rough but flat surface like concrete or a sidewalk. Turn the can upside down and rub it across the surface quickly. Then turn it around and press the can from both sides. If you did it correctly, the lid will pop right off. If not, try rubbing it again.

You never know when you need this trick to save your (or your cat’s) life.