Australian men get lost in the forest and live by eating mushrooms. Do you know how to save yourself in this situation?

The main reason why people get lost is that people can't relate their position to some known factors and take it as a guide. At the same time, there is still a lack of observation and systematic knowledge about leaving and returning to the base. Remember only one special point when traveling, which is often the reason why people sometimes get lost. Moreover, the climate in the jungle is changeable, which brings us many difficulties in saving ourselves. So how to save yourself in bad weather?

Get lost in the storm and save yourself: If you have a sleeping bag, you can stay where you are and wait for the rain to stop. If you don't have a sleeping bag, don't stay where you are and leave quickly. Dense contour lines indicate that the cliff is steep and should be kept away. The flow direction of the stream shows the route down the mountain, but don't walk near the stream, because the running water on the mountain erodes the river very strongly and the river bank is very steep. So, you have to follow the stream down the mountain. Pay attention to whether there is a farmhouse or other shelter when going down the mountain. You can usually find a hiding place near the path. Don't go near the depression with light green and spike grass, it is likely to be a swamp. ?

Get lost in the dark and save yourself: if there is moonlight, you can see the surrounding environment clearly and try to walk to the road or farmhouse. If you are on a dark mountain and can't see around clearly, don't continue walking. You should find a hidden place, such as the leeward side of a wall or rock. If you have a life-support bag, you should get in. Several people huddled together to keep warm. In this way, even without a survival kit, you can survive the cold night. The middle position is the warmest, so change positions from time to time. ?

Get lost in the fog and save yourself: take out the map and compass and turn in the same direction, and then decide which direction to go. Follow the compass, see where you are going, and choose an easily recognizable target, such as rocks, trees, fern leaves, etc. Go to the target and follow the compass to find another target ahead. Use this method continuously until you get rid of the fog lock. If you don't have a map or compass, you should stay where you are and wait for the fog to dissipate.