Survival in the wilderness: The wild fruit dessert is called flower grilled fish.
You can't believe this ginseng-like thing, as long as you scatter its branches and leaves on the stream, there will be fish on all fours. Not only is Ecuador rich in fish, but it is also home to countless rare animals, such as cute bananas, tailed crocodiles, black widows, caimans, rare baby monkeys, and a variety of deadly insects.
Many explorers call this place the Green Hell, not only because of the deadly creatures here, but also because of the harsh environment. Not long ago, a couple of stunned couples came here to drift in search of excitement, but accidentally capsized the boat. In this issue, the Wolong Phoenix Brood partner will play the lost couple to demonstrate how to survive in this ghost place.
When they arrived at the scene of the incident, they found a broken waterproof bag and a damaged water tank, which were a big treasure in their eyes. Open the waterproof bag and find that there are two machetes inside, not to mention that this couple is quite good at playing, and they also bring machetes to this rafting. Not only that, but there are also a few hooks and loops and magnesium rods, and with the bonus of these equipment, the two have to think about the next survival route.
Right now there are two options, either by water or through the jungle. Cody suggests going through the jungle because he doesn't want to fall into a river colder than hell, but the bridge is a different kind of jungle, without a map or compass. Once you enter the dense jungle, it is easy to get lost, and when the time comes, you don't know if he thinks that taking the waterway is the only thing in the moment, and if you are lucky, you may even run into a cannibal tribe.
Next, the two need to build a raft, after all, crossing the rushing Amazon River is not a joke, less than more. Collecting the materials first, Bridge found a vine that was extremely flexible and corrosion-resistant, just enough to be used as a rope to make a raft, and he had to pack a little more.
Cody found a tree called Balsha, which, according to the Deye Survival Manual, is less dense than softwood, which makes its welfare very great. It is undoubtedly the best choice for making the Kocho Bisun. I chose a thick and strong Kodi three plus five and divided it in two.
After finishing the incident, pick up the wood and go straight to the river, first arrange the wood neatly, then pry open a hole at the ends of both sides, stuff it into a thin piece of wood, and fix it with a rope. It took less than two and a half hours to frame the raft.
Just as they return to the jungle to find materials, the weather says it changes faces. At this time, thunder sounded in the sky, and then a light downpour began to fall. That's not a good sign, they have to hurry up and go, in case they get stuck here and finish calving.
The two loaded two pieces of wood in their homes on either side of the raft and immediately began their rafting trip. The Amazon River is full of dangers, and even if they seem calm, you have to be on your watch. Not long after, a rushing wave of water gushed out ahead, causing the two to let out a scream of giving.
Fortunately, they escaped this disaster with their lives, and the bridge was dehydrated for several hours. They plan to dock first to find fresh water to replenish the bamboo knots, which are herbaceous plants that grow through the roots and filter out water that is safe to drink. The bridge split a bamboo, and the clear water was dripping into the bridge's mouth, refreshing and sweet, barely mixed with water.
He also didn't forget to bring Cody the one to say that he hurts his teammates, which is no worse than Beiye. Cody saw that there was water to drink, and directly stunned the gap in the bamboo like a wolf.
After a squat, it's time to solve the shelter problem. They plan to make a hammock first, and this location is a good choice. They cut some wood and tied it together, then straddled the two trees, carving a notch behind the tree in order to hang the frame in the air. Then fix it fiercely with vines.
Cody tried it and said it was strong. The next step is to make a pitched roof. First cut a forty-five degree angle on the tree, then tie the pole to the tree to spread beams, the roof is covered with thatch, and then the bamboo is split to use as a mattress, and a warm Simmons is ready. Lie down and try it, my obedience is so comfortable.
As a top survival expert, shelter alone is not enough. They also need some food. There are more than 2,100 species of fish in the Amazon basin, all of which contain essential protein and calories. Cody spotted several crocodiles swimming around in the water. This can make it bad, and you have to think of a bad chance to grab a few to make up for it.
Cody found a plant called a fish pond, which has been used to poison local natives for thousands of years.
The fish Cody uprooted it, and the toxin in its root was absorbed by the fish's waist and entered the bloodstream, causing temporary paralysis. But this toxin has no adverse effects on people who eat fish.
In order to drive away the fish in the water and kill it, the kind-hearted Cody blocked the downstream to the point of dripping. Then he began to frantically pound the fish vine roots, pounding them as thin as possible, then putting them in the head eggs, taking them to the water and rubbing them vigorously with his crafting hands.
Then wait for the toxin to spread slowly, and after two and a half hours, the fish in the water are still sucking happily, and Cody doesn't know what happened. It stands to reason that the toxin has completely spread nearby, or wait and see.
After a few minutes, a fish finally hit the trick in case the guy blew up. First throw it on the shore, and then reward it with a stone is obvious, a fish is completely insufficient, the two stuffed their teeth while the toxin was still there, it went to get another one, if you want to stone it is still too cruel, so Cody directly kicked it to death.
These two fish are very fatty and fresh, one for each person just right. As for how to cook, ask the camp before making plans. Two men cook in the wild and open the leaves, and the aroma of grilled fish comes to the nose. The characteristic herbal aroma of Meto leaf masks the fishy smell and makes it appetizing. Joe was puzzled, took off his socks and hung them in front of Cody, and the strong smell of Hong Kong feet wandered between the smell of fish. Cody sucked in the air twice, then nibbled on two bites of fish.
The next day, the two of them rowed out on the raft without eating breakfast. At this time they are located in a tributary of the Amazon River, and local legend says that at least a thousand people drown every year, and the river is so turbulent that it is likely to fall if you are not careful. Not long after walking, the two encountered a rapid, and in a panic, the bridge was too hard and broke the oars.
