Survival in the Ice - Part 2

[Dafidd]

don't start a fire directly on the snow like he does. that's why his "bomb proof method" was not working....raise a platform and start it in a bundle

[Celtic8781]

that was me who rescued them on the snow mobile

[D33Lux]

Great vid

[Digyul1]

love the suits!

[ass1231453]

u goto water skip

[guy76767]

Doesn't matter how cold it is, water is still above 32F, or it wouldn't be water lol

[ObserveIt]

Just catch ur breath, only breath air, get out in one go, get fire wood, make fire big, make shelter, make fire, make fire

[alexkmoore]

This was pretty decent, but up here (Toronto area) it's usually -30C/-22F so survival would be more difficult.

[lostlyrics]

the water doesn't.

[carlsimmons171]

HHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAH up here its gets down to -50'c and this hypothermia guide would not help me survive at all

[Bcboi92]

i live in manitoba Winnipeg its useally -30 with wind chill hint spring time its about 1 or 2 degrees -1/-2 or something like that so u can fall through

[yoitired]

What if it's like -50F and you go through the ice? Wouldnt you go hypothermic like, really fast

[keeneyeful]

@yoitired Yes you could go Hypothermic REALLY FAST with -50F/-45.5C, Your bodies normal core temperature is 98.6F / 37C and thats what counts for hypothermia, which is when the core temp is 95F/35C or below. A lot can also depend on what your wearing & how long your exposed to the elements, in the case that your wet and stranded in a -50F environment the risk is elevated alot.

I'm Canadian hence the F vs C (celsius) conversion.

All in all, if your faced with a -50F day, stay inside :P

[jdu6]

i am moving to florida in 1 month. i am from jersey, soo it do not get too cold here, but boy i can not wait til fla, the beach ,, seeyas, stay cool....

[uhhjomaymee]

florida sucks balls

[bowcatz]

Even folks down south in the USA (like me)could watch this video and learn something. I fish in cold waters in a local river and if I fall in the 40 degree Fahrenheit waters, I now know what to expect from my body as I paddle for the sandbar as fast as I can. If the current keeps me in the water too long, I will know what to expect and can prepare for it when I finally get out of the cold water. I carry a magnesium fire starter all the time. Better than matches.

[vickster304]

AKA Professor Popsicle - glad you posted this - could save lives!

[ajau1]

Every Canadian should watch this. Anyone can fall into the ice