The wilderness is the journalist Jon Krakauer running along the trail in the western United States. He visits people who have met with his journey and reads the mystery diaries, photos, books, and letters left behind by him. Telling about his youthful “Magic Finger” peak adventure and the family and psychological factors that made him immersed in outdoor adventures, he tried to solve the “Alaska Riddle”. The Mystery of Alaska: Why do rich kids and famous college graduates give up everything in the wilds of Alaska? In order to escape the heavy family? Do you avoid complicated human relationships? Longing for a thrilling adventure? Or persist in exploring the soul town? Why did he leave an unforgettable mark in the hearts of passing friends? Why did an unnamed traveler cause the American media to contend for coverage?

Bell Giloth's “Wildlife Survival” Program Introduction Conquering Nature Bell Giros is the veteran who has challenged the limit – he served in British Special Forces and successfully boarded Mount Everest. In this episode, Bell will parachute to a remote and desolate area of ​​the Rocky Mountains. The backpack will carry nothing but clothes. His mission is to survive in one of the most famous and dangerous places in the United States. Every year, 2,000 people are killed in the Rocky Mountains due to unexpected conditions. Cold temperatures, ferocious beasts, turbulent rivers... Make the Rocky Mountains a place of life and death. Bell will gnaw a grizzly bear, jump off a 70-foot cliff, climb down a cliff sixty feet, drift twelve miles in a cold rapids, and feed on rattlesnakes, raw fish, and bugs all the way. The European Alps Berg Giroth served in the British Special Forces, climbed the summit of Everest and crossed the Arctic waters. In this episode, Bell will be parachuting down to the Alps to show us the secrets of “Wilderness for survival.” He will only carry a knife, water bottle, cup, and a flinting stone for fire. The Alps consists of 80,000 square miles of mountains, some of which exceed 15,000 feet. The beautiful natural scenery attracts 120 million people each year to ski and climb. But to appreciate the beauty of the wilderness, there are times when it comes to paying the price - thousands of people are trapped or lost every year. From grasping the new life-saving techniques when the ice-gap area is at risk, to setting up a shelter for snow when the mountain storm strikes, and to demonstrating the escape method when falling into the ice lake, Bell Geroth will carry out these special techniques one by one. test.

After the concept of "wild wild secrets":

After struggling for a long time in the tedious life and work, having a well-planned holiday is a very exciting thing. Everything on the journey became cute, whether it was a billboard that was occasionally glimpsed before the red light, or a can of a can that rolled in front of the wheel. Even car siren sounds on the way became crisp.
But this is limited to a well-planned and smoothly implemented holiday. Every well-planned holiday may not be perfect from start to finish. If you mistake a direction card during the journey, you may fall into a situation where you are struggling to survive. Even if the wheels roll across the globe, those who have traveled the mountains will lose their way. They will also be trapped by their sense of disorientation. They will also be in desperation and facing a fatal crisis. At this time, if you have a good quality of survival in the wild, you will be given greater hope of survival and hope for salvation.
“Wildlife Survival Cheats” is such a wild life survival program. In each episode, the host Bell Grimes will trap himself in a wilderness area that is more popular with adventurers. These places are often tourists and adventures. Homes often get lost in distress. He once landed in a tropical rain forest, where the trees flourished and even covered the sky. He had roped down to the desert and lakes, and even ascended the top of America's highest and most inhospitable mountain. In these real and harsh field environments, Bell will show us his most professional wild survival techniques, escape danger, and return to human civilization.
Speaking of the "Wildlife Cheats" program, I have to say about Bell Grimes. He is a best-selling author, international speaker, karate black belt, but most admirably, he is a successful field adventure expert. He once climbed Mount Everest with multiple back injuries and became Britain's youngest successful climber and alive. He was 22 that year. Later, he became the host of a new program on the Discovery Channel, "Wildlife Survival Cheats."
The "Wildlife Survival Cheats" has been successfully filmed for seven seasons since it was tested in October 2006. During this period, Bell went to the Alaska Range, to the African grasslands, to the Sahara Desert, to the arctic frozen wasteland, and also to the Arctic Circle. I've been to some desert islands that I haven't even named. No matter where it is, Bell will repeat the difficulties and difficulties that travelers and adventurers may face, and then show us one way to survive.
Every season's Wilderness Cheats is impressive, but the most exciting and even challenging physiological limits are the special edition of Wilderness in the third quarter of Wilderness Survival Cheats. In this episode, Bell showed us some of the dishes on the world's most remote jungle, desert, and alpine menus. He puts a lot of things that we usually see in color, and it not only admires his courage, but also makes people worry that he is so “omnivorous” and can still stay healthy.
In this episode, the chubby Weevil larvae wriggled between his fingers, and the obese body stretched and contracted, allowing people to see straight goose bumps. Even if it were such an animal, Bell did not hesitate to plug it. Into the mouth chewing special chews. But looking at his expression, it is estimated that it is not very delicious. He said: "This kind of weevil larva is something that locals like very much, rich in protein, but this kind of delicacy is still left to the local people." I can't laugh or cry.
Then he also wormed the insects such as spiders, hornbills, and so on. These insects, which are often talked about by the cold, became the food of choice for hunger in his eyes.
In the hot Sahara desert, the small camel spider is the first dish Bell recommended to us; in Iceland, the eyeballs that had just been dug were put in the famous boiling geothermal pool and boiled, and then they also entered Bell’s. Mouth. This is the best food he has evaluated in this episode. He did not use nausea such as brain pulp and pus.
Bell told us that if you want to catch freshwater fish in the wild, sticks and stones will be a good tool for you. So how do you handle your fish without any pots and pans? The answer is raw.
In this program, Bell's mouth put a variety of things and digested a variety of bizarre meals. In the first episode, perhaps this was only regarded by the audience as a physical limit challenge, but if we really encountered the danger of the wild? This has become the only choice for us to survive. In the wild, every time you eat an insect, the fish are at great risk. You don't know if the next moment you are about to enter your mouth is to contain deadly toxins. From dysentery to liver failure, each has It may happen. But to survive, you need to give up on your prejudices. Maybe you need to bite the snake's head, chew it down, or maybe you have to fight for food with the vulture. But all this is necessary because you must live.
Bell pointed to the photographer following him and said: "This is actually edible."
Perhaps it is also a good choice to cut off a piece of meat from one's own body without really finding anything to eat.

Introduce a survival skill:

Suppose you strayed into the side of the mountain at night and could not reach the highway. The most important thing is to use a temporary emergency shelter to stay overnight. All you want to do is provide basic protection from nature's natural conditions. If the weather is dry, you can only dig a hole in the ground, then use a big stick and cover it with small, thick branches. Fir branches have good resistance to wind and cold. If you run into rain or moisture, do not dig or start construction. If it is not feasible to build a room at this time, then make a lid on the ground or on the slope so that the rain will not infiltrate.
Other ways to find an emergency shelter:
Use a fallen or standing hollow tree as a sleeping hole
Entering the cave or staying under the eaves can make your place weatherproof
Stay under the dense branches to provide a thick cover for the emergency awning.
• Use large stones and large logs to block the wind.

Just remember that in an emergency, your goal is not to require comfort. Your goal is to stay overnight until you can assess your environment and build a suitable place to stay. It is also important that you handle the cave very carefully. Close to the hole, you will not lose your way, but also pay attention to other creatures that look around you.
In the next session, we will see how to build a shelter with the materials on hand.