Will people now be able to survive in the wild?

Generally farmers over the age of 40 should have no problem living in the wild, but young people in big cities are basically hopeless (they can support it for a few days, but not for a long time).

It's up to you! Wild fruits can't climb trees and can't eat them! Wild beasts and birds don't hunt and can't eat! If you can't plant crops, you can't eat them! There is also the fact that people who eat salt can't be short of salt, the time is short, it's okay, it's over for a long time!

Looking for death is definitely ... The current people can't endure hardship, but the older generation may be able to.

It mainly depends on whether you can endure loneliness... After getting used to the lights of the city, you will be very lonely when you live that kind of life, and you want to play with your mobile phone or something...

Unless you've spent time in the middle of nowhere, you know a lot of wild plants, and you grew up in the countryside before the 60s!

The premise is that all the resources you are talking about are available ... It's so unrealistic.

If you are a young person, most of them have this kind of thought, after all, they have not been exposed to it since childhood, so you can find some experienced travelers to experience it.

You guess it's la-la.

Yes, there are news reports that there were once people who could have survived.

June 9 According to foreign media reports, Rudy Hummel, a 17-year-old boy from Minnesota, USA, accepted the test of surviving in the wild for a year in order to exercise himself. He even slept at minus 70 degrees Celsius in the snowroom he had built.

Hemmel once built a wooden house in the backyard of his house in the summer. In winter, when the temperature had dropped to about -13 degrees Celsius, he built an igloo and lived in it in order to survive the winter.

Because of the extreme cold of this winter, Hermel said he had the coldest day ever, when the outside temperature reached minus 70 degrees. Even so, summer is still a little more difficult for him than winter, and the sweat on his body often makes it difficult for him to sleep.

Hermel confesses that he learned how to build a house when he was in the Boy Scouts. His family originally lived in Alaska and held camping events a lot, and he learned a lot about building at that time.

1.Good mindset. More important than any skill is your attitude in a survival environment, maintaining a good state of mind, and being calm and judgmental.

First of all, you have to remember the three rules of survival :

People can go up to 3 minutes without breathing.

When a person's body temperature is lower or higher than the normal range, they can stay awake for up to 3 hours.

A person can go up to 3 days without drinking water.

People can go up to 3 weeks without food when water is available.

The Three Rules of Survival tell us: in a survival environment, the first thing to do is to find a place where you can shelter from the cold or shade to prevent hypothermia or heat stroke; secondly, it is necessary to quickly solve the method of hydration; The second is to find the food.

Trapped in a complex wilderness environment, you'll face many challenges, so don't panic.