Ask for a questionnaire about survival in the wilderness, see Question Supplement

Survival in the Wilderness" test.

1. Multiple choice questions (single choice).

Scenario: You are in a barren land, cut off from the outside world, what should you do? （ c ）

A: Ask God for help.

B: Immediately lay an image of "SOS" on the ground.

C: Observe the environment in order to survive.

2. If you want to survive in the short term, which of the following tools is necessary? (a) A: dagger, flint.

b: Compass, map.

C: A set of mountaineering equipment.

3. What about long-term survival? （c ）

A: Dagger, flint.

b: Compass, map.

C: A set of mountaineering equipment.

4What should I do first? （ b ）

A: Look for water, food.

B: How do you want to leave?

C: Build a house.

5Which of the following foods is your first choice? （a ）

A: Meat that has been found and processed by yourself.

B: High-protein insects.

C: Wild fruits, wild vegetables.

2. Multiple choice questions (double choice).

1What should I do at night? （c ）

A: Bring torches forward.

B: Guarding all night.

C: Use the surrounding objects to protect yourself from sleeping.

2How to sleep safely? （c ）

A: Leaning against a tree.

B: Stay away from the ground.

C: Place torches around.

3Meet the beast! （ b）

A: Wrestling with it.

B: Observation. C: Run away quickly.

Is it surviving in the wilderness filmed by Bei Ye? That's a posed shot, the hearth is arranged, someone in front of you opens the way, and there is a hired guide on the side, and even the prey is put into the trap by the crew. Do you really think that Bei Ye can still ensure physical strength to climb and run by eating insects?

See how a 45-year-old uncle lives in the African bush.

Modern Robinson, Remers traverses the northern wilderness. Everyday Survival Self-Help Handbook (Bell Grylls) Movie: Wilderness Survival, 127 Hours, Doomsday Danger.

Brother Xiaowei Longge offers 10 here. 1.Modern Robinson, 2

Remills travels through the Northern Wilderness. 3.Everyday Survival Self-Help Handbook (Bell Grylls) Wilderness Survival.

Hour. 5.Doomsday is in danger.

6.Moment of destruction. 7.

Human exploration.

It's Tim, not Bell. It should be fake. Although there are a lot of ancient animals in Australia, if you think about it. If it's true. There's no reason to put this brutal ** on the air.

The death of the host was fake, and it was a parody of filming. When this ** was broadcast on foreign TV stations at the time, it was opposed by many viewers and thought it was too bloody, and later the discovery channel made a statement on its official **, saying that the host was not really dead, just a filming technique.

Thunderbolt looks, in the documentary exploration program, you can see it with a search. I also like to watch wilderness survival, which is very inspiring.

I have, how to send it, I QQ send it to you,

Are you talking about the Wilderness Survival "Montana" episode into the tunnel?

LZ wants to see Bei Ye being hit so much.

Here's the TV show:

Wilderness Survival Techniques (Man vsWild), a realistic TV show produced by the American Discovery Channel, hosted by the British adventurer Bear Grylls, in each episode he will go to deserts, swamps, forests, canyons and other situations that are not suitable for human existence, simulating in an extremely harsh environment, in order to get out of danger, try to find a way back to civilized society, on the way he slides down the rope into a deep valley, and even climbs a cliff with his bare hands. In the show, in order to save his life, Bell catches larvae and scorpions alive in the wild and eats them raw, and even squeezes water out of elephant feces to drink in order to quench his thirst, teaching you how to avoid wild survival techniques such as bison, poisonous snakes, crocodiles and bears.

On March 12, 2012, it was officially discontinued due to contract issues between Bell Grylls and Discovery Channel.

Fight to survive with Bear Grylls in the world's most inhospitable environment. No matter how well planned, your journey can go awry. One bad decision is enough to make a person struggle to survive.

Even the most experienced traveler has moments when they are lost, trapped and confused, even in fatal danger. How do we get out of danger? What do you have to do to save your life?

Bear Grylls, host of Discovery Channel's new episode of Survival in the Wilderness, puts himself in the shoes of a stranded traveler and teaches us how to survive in the world's worst environment, yet where most people are determined to go. (It was suspended on 3/12/12 and has now resumed).

Bear Grylls, born in 1974, is a mountaineer, best-selling author, international speaker, black belt in karate, and former British Army Special Forces. After an accident in Africa and three back injuries, he had to stop serving, but two years later he climbed Mount Everest and became the youngest person in Britain to successfully reach the summit and survive. He was 22 years old.

There is also the movie: Synopsis:

The film is based on a true story, showing the legend of an idealist, a wandering story.

Christopher (played by Emile Husky) has a wealthy family and is an honor student at Emory, a prestigious private school in Atlanta, with a bright future. However, after graduating from school, he chose a very different life, giving up his coveted job, donating his savings to charity, and going to Alaska to find himself. Under the persuasion of his family, he embarked on a slow and long road back to nature and became a veritable wanderer.

Along the way, he met many people, and also suffered several challenges to survive in the wild, every step was full of hardships, and with tenacity and perseverance, he practiced his dream ...... to find himself

In 1992, a decomposing body was found in an abandoned bus car in Alaska, USA, and after investigation, it was confirmed that the deceased's full name was Christopher. Johnson. McKendos, a young man from a wealthy family on the East Coast of the United States, lost contact with his family after graduating from college in 1990.

Longing for a primitive life back to nature, Christopher changed his name, burned cash, gave up his car and most of his possessions, and wandered around the North American continent ever since. Especially the trip to Alaska, which ended Christopher's life, people have mixed opinions, and some people admire Christopher's courage; Some people think that Christopher is too neglectful of nature, despising nature, and hastily entering Alaska, the most barren and harsh environment in the United States, to live alone without adequate preparation. What is the reason for a young man in his early twenties, fresh out of college, and from a well-to-do family to abandon everything and embark on a so-called suicidal journey?

That's what everyone is asking.