how to survive

You've survived catastrophic disasters in previous episodes like tsunamis, landslides, and hurricanes. But this time, the An all out nuclear war has erupted. Countries are launching attacks and others are retaliating. What should you do to entire world is at stake. get out of this world-ending scenario?

How to Survive a Piranha Feeding Frenzy It's a hot, dry day in July when you decide to explore the Amazon basin by boat. You feel pretty comfortable with your local guide showing you the exotic environment. But all of a sudden, your boat capsizes and you fall overboard into the still, warm water. Luckily, you're a strong swimmer. Wait a minute. What are all those fishes? And why are they swarming?

This Strange Exoplanet May Host Life. How Could We Get There? #newearth #exoplanets #whatif One hundred twenty light-years from us, there is an exoplanet that can potentially host life. It's called K2-18b, and it's the world you'd want to visit. K2-18b isn't exactly like Earth. It's more like a Super-Earth. Yeah, it's 2.4 times larger and almost nine times more massive than our planet. #whatif #exoplanets #newearth #superearths

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Have you ever heard of Medusa? The snake-haired greek monster who turns people to stone with a single glance? Well, she might just be a myth, but there is an area so deadly that it could actually turn you to stone. The infamous Lake Natron. What makes Lake Natron's water so dangerous? What kind of creatures live there? Could you survive if you fell in?

So you wake up one day and find that you're the only person left in the world. Kind of cool, right? No obligations, no rules, no limits. Go nuts! Actually , go for the exotic fruits first. If your mangos and bananas are imported from overseas, chances are they'll be hard to get to. So eat them while you can, and enjoy every last bite.

It's another sunny day and you're out for your morning jog, when you notice something strange. The birds seem to be acting funny and are louder than usual. All of a sudden, a great big shadow is cast over you. The sky turns dark as thousands of unknown crafts blot out the sun. Uh oh, looks like we've got company. What now? Well, put on your tin foil hats and pay close attention.

Four thousand people have climbed to the top of Mount Everest, and 562 have been to space, but only seven have made it to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. Are you ready to join that exclusive club? Almost 11,000 m cover 36,000 feet) below sea level, it is the deepest location on Earth. And getting there is not going to be easy. Not only will things get cold and dark very fast, but you'll also be facing a deadly amount of water pressure. The water pressure at the bottom of the trench is over 1,100 kg/cm2 (14,000 lbs/in2.) That's about 1,000 times the pressure you feel at sea level! With extreme conditions like these, how has anyone made it to the bottom and lived to tell the tale?

It feels like the world is moving at a faster rate than ever. Every day, smartphones are getting smarter, A.1, is becoming more inteligent and our environment seems to be getting worse every year. If you were to travel 5o years into the the future, what would the world look like?

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