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CHARLIE: What's up guys,
here's the situation.
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We're in the
Alaskan wilderness.
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Now we've got to build
fires, construct shelters,
and make sure we survive.
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I just started this fire
with some lip balm, it's
time for Weird but True !
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KIRBY: Salmon!
CHARLIE: Victory!
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KIRBY: Salmon!
CHARLIE: Victory!
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Oh, hey guys! Charlie here.
You know my sister Kirby!
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KIRBY: Hey!
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CHARLIE: You guys are
never going to believe
what just happened.
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KIRBY: This is incredible!
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CHARLIE: The coolest thing!
Alright, check it out.
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Kirby and I
eat a lot of salmon.
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Like a lot of salmon.
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Our favorite? Slammin'
Salmon from Sitka, Alaska.
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KIRBY: Slammin' Salmon!
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CHARLIE: It's so good.
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And they have this
contest on the package.
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KIRBY: Every time you send in
Slammin' Salmon coupon codes,
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you get entered to win a
camping a trip in Alaska!
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CHARLIE: So naturally, we ate
like a boatload of salmon,
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sent in about 100
coupon codes, and...
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We won!
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KIRBY: We won the trip!
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CHARLIE: We're going to Alaska!
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Victory! Victory! Victory!
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KIRBY: But we have a problem.
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Camping in the
Alaskan wilderness
requires mad skills.
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It's so big and cold!
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And don't they have bears?
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(roar)
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CHARLIE: We need to
be prepared in case
something goes wrong.
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So today, we're
unraveling the world of...
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KIRBY: Human Survival!
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CHARLIE: Alright guys.
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We got two tickets on
a flight to Alaska,
for our camping trip.
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KIRBY: And it leaves in
about oh shoot, very soon!
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CHARLIE: But first we
need to do some research
to learn how to survive!
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KIRBY: Gotta hit the books!
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CHARLIE: Alright I've
got some info here.
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KIRBY: Me too.
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CHARLIE: Turns out
if we want to know how to
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survive in the wilderness,
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we need to know the
basic needs and limits
of the human body.
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Here are the big three:
Body Temperature.
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Food and water. And Sleep.
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One of the first things
you've gotta do is think
about your body temperature.
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KIRBY: Because if your body
gets too hot or too cold,
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things are going to go downhill.
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Super quickly.
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CHARLIE: This is normal
body temperature: 98.6
degrees Fahrenheit
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or 37 degrees Celsius.
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If your body gets this hot,
100.4 degrees Fahrenheit,
38 degrees Celsius,
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you've got a fever and
you're feeling pretty sick.
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Add just a few degrees and
you're approaching life
threatening temperatures!
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Going the other way,
a few degrees down
and you're shivering.
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Just a few more and your
skin is already turning blue
because of reduced blood flow.
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So, your body temperature
functions perfectly
at a very narrow range,
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only five degrees Fahrenheit
or three degrees Celsius.
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KIRBY: Which just
goes to show you.
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People who survive long
exposures to hot or cold,
are truly survival all-stars.
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CHARLIE: Like this
lady, Anna Bagenholm.
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In 1999 while skiing, Anna
Bagenholm fell into a stream
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and became trapped under
a thick layer of ice.
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She was trapped, in the
water, under the ice, no
air for 80 minutes!
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And her body
temperature dipped to
56.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Miraculously she was rescued
and made a full recovery.
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KIRBY: The number two
thing you need to think
about is food and water.
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CHARLIE: We've all
heard the facts, right?
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Up to 60% of our
body weight is water.
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The brain is 73% water, and
our lungs are 83% water.
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Our body uses water in every
organ, in every tissue,
in every single tiny cell.
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And we all know, food
fuels our bodies.
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Without it, eventually
our bodies would
just stop working,
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which is not what
we're looking for.
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So, they say human body
can only last three
weeks without food
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and three days without water.
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KIRBY: And there was one
man who pushed himself
to the absolute limit.
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This guy. Mahatma Gandhi.
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In the 1940's, Gandhi went 21
days without eating any food.
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He only sipped on
water to survive!
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All the while, leading
a movement for peace,
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independence and unity in India.
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CHARLIE: Let's check
this out, if Gandhi was
eating a healthy diet,
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he would have consumed 42,000
calories over those 21 days.
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That's about 150 turkey
sandwiches, or 440 bowls
of cereal, or 820 pancakes.
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But his inspiring campaign
was worth the hunger.
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And the next thing you
might want to think about
is getting some sleep.
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Just ask Randy Gardner,
sleep all-star.
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In 1965, as a high-schooler,
Randy stayed awake
for 11 days and 12 minutes.
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All as part of a
science fair project.
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11 Days!
And 12 Minutes!
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During those 11 days
he should have gotten,
around 88 hours of sleep.
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That's like sleeping from
Monday morning to Thursday
afternoon, straight.
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KIRBY: The trouble is,
during the experiment, Randy
started slurring his speech,
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he had trouble
concentrating, and by day
five, he was hallucinating.
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CHARLIE: And,
as Randy demonstrated,
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sleep deprivation brings on
a lot of medical issues.
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What medical issues?
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KIRBY: Aching muscles.
CHARLIE: Confusion.
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KIRBY: Memory lapse.
CHARLIE: Hand tremors.
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KIRBY: Hallucinations.
CHARLIE: Depression.
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Decreased accuracy.
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KIRBY: And impaired judgment.
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CHARLIE: The outlook
does not look good.
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KIRBY: So, if you want
to survive, it's best
you get some sleep.
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CHARLIE: Trust
us, we're doctors.
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KIRBY: Wait, no we're not.
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Alright, the three
key limitations of
the human body are.
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CHARLIE: Body temperature.
KIRBY: Food and water.
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CHARLIE: And sleep.
KIRBY: That's it.
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CHARLIE: We got it!
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KIRBY: Hey Charles,
what time is it?
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CHARLIE: We got about
five minutes until
our flight leaves.
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KIRBY: Oh shoot, I don't
know if we're prepared!
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CHARLIE: We gotta do more
research! Grab a book!
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We'll see you guys in a bit!
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KIRBY: Weird but true,
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CHARLIE: Hey! So we've
done a lot more homework
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on what it takes to
survive in the wilderness.
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KIRBY: Because survival is
nothing to mess around with.
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CHARLIE: And we
thought it was so easy.
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KIRBY: Thirsty?
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CHARLIE: Just drink
from a stream.
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KIRBY: Hungry?
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CHARLIE: Eat some berries
from a little bush.
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KIRBY: But if that's
your plan, you're not
going to last a day.
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CHARLIE: Check it out.
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Water in streams, lakes, and
ponds, is not safe to drink,
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unless you can treat
it or boil it.
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It's got bacteria, viruses,
and all sorts of things
with weird names that
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will make you sick, like
cryptosporidium and giardia.
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Nasty stuff.
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And berries are a
whole other monster.
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Alright Kirb, I'm
going to show you some
tasty looking plants,
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and you tell me
if you'd eat them.
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KIRBY: Sounds good.
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CHARLIE: Here's a nice
one, horse nettle.
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KIRBY: I'd eat that right up!
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CHARLIE: Well it has
high amounts of solanine.
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KIRBY: Nice!
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CHARLIE: Which is
poisonous to humans.
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KIRBY: Ooh!
CHARLIE: Check it out.
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Wild cherries have
cyanide in their pits,
so they're poisonous.
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Virginia creeper, poisonous.
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American bittersweet,
poisonous.
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Nightshade, pokeberries,
and holly berries, poisonous,
poisonous, and very poisonous.
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The vast majority of white,
yellow, and green berries,
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and about 50% of red
berries are poisonous too.
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So, finding food
in the wild is much more
difficult than we thought!
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And while you're trying
to find food, you're also
starting a fire and building a
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shelter, and hide from bears,
and wolves, and bugs,
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and everything's just
going nuts, man!
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KIRBY: It seems impossible!
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CHARLIE: That's why survival
stories are so impressive.
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KIRBY: So impressive.
CHARLIE: So impressive.
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KIRBY: Like Donn
Fendler, 1939.
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This Boy Scout was
only 12 years-old when
he got separated from
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his family while
hiking in Maine.
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Suddenly, a storm hit!
He was completely lost!
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300 National Guardsmen,
mountain climbers,
police officers,
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and volunteers searched for
him and came up with nothing.
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He spent nine days,
nine days wandering
around the wilderness,
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surviving by eating
safe berries, drinking
water from streams,
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and sleeping in an old
burlap sack he found.
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Donn walked for 35 miles
until he stumbled across
a group of campers
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that brought him to safety.
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Donn Fendler, the
truest, mightiest Boy
Scout there ever was.
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CHARLIE: Oh my gosh, our
flight's leaving, we gotta go!
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KIRBY: We are not prepared!
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CHARLIE: Don't worry about it.
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I figured this might happen.
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So, I scheduled us a class
before things get rolling.
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KIRBY: What?
CHARLIE: No time to explain!
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Time to pack and time to go.
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We'll see you guys
in a bit-in Alaska!
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Anchorage, Alaska, here we come!
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Alaska is so huge that
the 22 smallest U.S. states
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could all fit inside of it.
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And this vast expanse of
wilderness is where we'll put
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our survival skills
to the test...
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so stay tuned!
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KIRBY: Weird but true,
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A man survived six days in an
Australian desert with no water,
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by eating ants!
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CHARLIE: Hey guys!
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KIRBY: We made it!
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CHARLIE: The State of Alaska!
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The last frontier!
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With more than 30 mountain
ranges, over three million
lakes and 54 million acres
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of National Parks, this place
is the definition of wild.
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So, if you want to test your
survival skills, this is the
place to do it right here.
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KIRBY: But I definitely
don't think we're ready.
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CHARLIE: Kirb, don't worry man
I booked us a little training
sesh, I got us covered.
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KIRBY: Ok let's do it.
CHARLIE: Let's go guys!
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KIRBY: This is it.
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CHARLIE: This
sounds perfect yeah.
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KIRBY: Excellent.
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CHARLIE: Learn to Return is
one of Alaska's premier
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and longest running
survival schools.
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It's exactly the place we
need to be to learn how
to survive in the wild.
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And this is the guy who's
going to teach us: Clint!
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Clint is the toughest guy
you'll ever lay your eyes on.
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He was a Green Beret,
an expert instructor
for wilderness medicine.
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Drop Clint anywhere in the
world, he will survive.
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Guys it's Clint!
Hi, Clint I'm Charlie.
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CLINT: Charlie
it's a pleasure.
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CHARLIE: Nice to meet you.
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KIRBY: I'm Kirby.
CLINT: How's it going?
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CHARLIE: Guys
Clint, Clint guys.
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CLINT: Hi everybody!
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KIRBY: Clint's favorite
weird but true fact,
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CHARLIE: Kirby and I are
going on a camping trip
and we're kind of nervous
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cause we don't know a
lot of survival skills.
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Can you teach us a few?
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CLINT: Love to.
You guys ready to go?
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CHARLIE: Yup let's do it.
KIRBY: Let's go.
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CLINT: This is our
main training arena.
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CHARLIE: So, this is where
it all starts, where people
learn how to survive?
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CLINT: Correct.
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This is where we learn
hands on skills training
to get you ready
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to go out into the woods
on your camping trip.
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KIRBY: Perfect.
CHARLIE: Sounds good.
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Clint will cover the
most important
elements of survival:
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shelter, water, food, and heat.
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And we'll find out how
bringing along a few
everyday household items
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could help save lives
in the wilderness.
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Gonna be awesome.
Come on let's go.
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First up is shelter.
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CLINT: There's two
types of shelters.
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You have your personal
shelter, you wear,
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and then your group shelter
that you would build.
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Let's start off with a very
basic personal shelter.
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Here you go.
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CHARLIE: Got a garbage bag.
CLINT: A garbage bag?
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KIRBY: Super technical.
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CLINT: Put your
hand through it.
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You're gonna put
this on your face.
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KIRBY: Cool.
CHARLIE: Ahh.
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CLINT: And go into
it just like so.
KIRBY: Awesome.
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CLINT: So, take
a look at this.
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CHARLIE: Now you're
looking fashionable.
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CLINT: Now remember the
key to warmth is what?
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CHARLIE: Insulation.
CLINT: Insulation.
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If it was cold outside, what
could I stuff inside here?
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KIRBY: Grass.
CHARLIE: Sure.
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CLINT: Moss.
KIRBY: Some leaves.
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CHARLIE: Nice insulation.
CLINT: Yeah.
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KIRBY: Nice.
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CLINT: There you are,
right there, not too big.
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CHARLIE: Weird but
true, a garbage bag
could save your life.
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Now we learn to build a
group shelter using a tarp.
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The key is being able to tie
the corners to something.
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If the tarp doesn't
some with usable holes,
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Clint uses a cool technique
called buttoning.
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CLINT: We're gonna
unfold it, ok?
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So, go ahead and grab
yourself a corner.
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So, what we're gonna do is
we're gonna take this rock
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and we're gonna put
it just like so.
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Go ahead and hold that, Kirby.
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There you go.
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I'm gonna do an overhand
slip, just like so.
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CHARLIE: Quick, quick
little overhand slip.
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Not a big deal.
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KIRBY: Good to go.
CLINT: I'm gonna
pull that tight.
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So, this right here is gonna
help us attach it to
anything that could give me
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a good solid anchor.
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CHARLIE: Let me try
it again, ready? Down.
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CLINT: Rotate.
CHARLIE: Rotate.
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CLINT: Hand all
the way through.
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CHARLIE: Up.
CLINT: Yup.
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CHARLIE: And got it.
CLINT: There you go.
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CHARLIE: Down,
rotate, up, got it.
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CLINT: We wanna have the
tarp angled slightly.
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It all depends on
which direction the
wind's coming from.
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KIRBY: Hmm.
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CHARLIE: Angling the tarp at the
bottom facing into the wind
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helps give a windbreak, and also
allows rainwater to run off.
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Our next survival
lesson is about building
a fire, and man,
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it's good to have a striker.
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CLINT: We gotta get a spark ok?
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And that's our first goal.
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Ready? Now watch me first and.
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CHARLIE: Ah.
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CLINT: Just like
so, look at that.
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There's the technique
I'm looking for.
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CHARLIE: Alright,
alright I'm getting it.
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CLINT: Oh excellent.
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CHARLIE: Alright guys,
fire, super important
for surviving
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in the wilderness.
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We need to stay warm and our
clothes need to stay dry.
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CLINT: Go!
CHARLIE: Oh my gosh.
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-Yay!
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CLINT: There you go. Nice.
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CHARLIE: Pew.
KIRBY: Take two nice.
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CLINT: Nice.
CHARLIE: Fire! Holy cow
that was so quick.
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KIRBY: Its burning fast too.
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CLINT: Let's make that
cotton ball burn longer.
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Now we're gonna add a wax.
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CHARLIE: Wax.
CLINT: This lip balm.
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Any petroleum-based
product will work.
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KIRBY: So just smash it on?
CLINT: Yup smash it.
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CHARLIE: Just mash it?
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CLINT: Smash it
up, smash it up.
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KIRBY: So why does
wax slow it down?
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CLINT: You are making exactly
what you burn all the time.
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It's a candle!
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CHARLIE: Oh.
KIRBY: That's awesome.
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CHARLIE: Weird but true
fact, a number one thing I
guess we gotta bring
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on this camping
trip is lip balm.
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Shelter, done.
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Heat, done.
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KIRBY: What about
finding water and food?
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CLINT: We're gonna go
outside and work on this.
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KIRBY: Let's do it.
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CHARLIE: Finally,
out in the elements.
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CLINT: Wanna go?
KIRBY: Perfect.
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CHARLIE: Let's hit it.
Alright this way? Let's roll.
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CLINT: So, we wanna
look for clean, clear,
fast moving water.
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CHARLIE: We're not going right
out of the stream, right?
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CLINT: We're gonna
use some stuff to
help purify the water.
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And what I would recommend
is this system right here.
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Once you get it full of
water, close it up, and now
this has a filter in here,
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that all you gotta do
is open the, the nozzle.
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CHARLIE: And you can.
KIRBY: Ahh.
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CLINT: Squeeze it.
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KIRBY: He's going for it.
CLINT: Oh yeah.
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CHARLIE: So, water, super
key, you can only last about
three days without water.
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So, if you go into the
wilderness or go camping make
sure you got super, crazy,
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nice filter like we got here.
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So, what happens if we
don't have a filter?
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CLINT: Basically, you're
gonna have to figure out
a way to boil that water.
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CHARLIE: So boiled water
is kind of your only hope if
you don't have one of these?
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CLINT: Alright, now that
we're all refreshed, we got
some water in our systems,
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it's time for the other
part of the equation, food.
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CHARLIE: Food!
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CLINT: You pack something
with you that has
enough proteins, fats,
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and also some items that have
sugars that you can get into
your systems really quickly.
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CHARLIE: What's the
best strategy if you
run out of your food?
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CLINT: It's either gonna
be lower your activities so
you don't need as much food,
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and also, you're gonna have
to try and find something.
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CHARLIE: Start foraging?
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CLINT: Exactly, exactly.
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KIRBY: You have to be
super careful when you
look for food in the wild,
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but Clint has an
unexpected go-to.
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CLINT: Have you guys ever
seen cattails that are kind
of in swamps and stuff?
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CHARLIE: Sure.
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CLINT: They have the little
uh tuber right on top.
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CHARLIE: Brow thing.
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CLINT: Yeah long,
on a long stem.
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CHARLIE: Uh huh.
KIRBY: Mhm.
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CLINT: Well if you actually
go to the base of those
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and you dig out the roots, and
they're about the size
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of your pinky almost, you
just clean those things off,
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you start a fire, and you
toss them in right, directly
into a bed of coals.
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You wait until they get
soft, just like a potato.
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KIRBY: Baked potatoes.
CLINT: Exactly!
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CHARLIE: Sounds pretty good.
CLINT: Great survival food.
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I love 'em.
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CHARLIE: Yeah?
CLINT: It's, it's a delicacy.
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KIRBY: Cattails, pretty crazy.
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CHARLIE: Clint takes us
back inside for one more
important lesson.
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CLINT: We have black
bears and brown bears
where you're gonna be.
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The first option, if we can
leave the whole situation and
keep anything from happening.
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CHARLIE: Get out of there.
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CLINT: That's good. Alright?
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Quietly leave, slowly back
away without it seeing us.
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Next, if the bear does look
over at us as we come around
the corner, we wanna freeze,
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we wanna make sure we
don't run the other way,
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cause then the bear might
think you're what?
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(record scratch)
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CHARLIE: Prey?
CLINT: Yeah prey!
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(bear roar)
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Make sure that we kind of
stand our ground, let the
bear know, 'hey buddy'.
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CHARLIE: Hey bear.
CLINT: Make yourself big.
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Hey bear.
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CHARLIE: Hey bear.
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CLINT: Yeah talk in
a deep voice alright?
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Next, if you have bear spray
on you, bear spray works.
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You just spray it in
this general direction.
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CHARLIE: Whoosh.
CLINT: Yeah you bet you.
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KIRBY: Good to go.
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CHARLIE: Yeah all
over the place.
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CLINT: Poof big ol' wall.
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CHARLIE: Weird but true guys,
over 3,000 people are reported
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missing in Alaska each year!
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The good news is that more
than 90% of them are found
within the first day.
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CLINT: Alright guys, I think
you're ready for a test.
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CHARLIE: Uh what'd
you have in mind?
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CLINT: A good old Alaskan
Survival Smackdown!
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Today's survival smackdown:
Kirby vs Charlie!
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Location: the
Alaskan Wilderness.
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Objective: build a
fire, build a shelter.
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The best survivor wins!
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CHARLIE: You're
going down Kirb!
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KIRBY: Nope.
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CLINT: You guys need to
save it for the smack down.
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CHARLIE: Give us a couple
minutes to get ready,
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but when you come back
its smackdown time.
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You don't stand a chance Kirb.
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KIRBY: Weird but true,
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Spectacled bears are
the only wild bear species
found in South America.
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CHARLIE: Hey guys!
Alright perfect timing.
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Right now, we're in
Alaska, learning survival
skills from our man Clint.
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And it's time for a good old
Alaskan Survival Smackdown.
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Gotta make a fire,
build a shelter.
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Best survivor wins. Let's go.
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CLINT: Ok, you guys ready
for your survival smackdown?
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KIRBY: Absolutely.
CHARLIE: Born ready Kirby!
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Let's roll!
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CLINT: Here's your
survival kits.
KIRBY: Awesome!
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CLINT: They're
exactly the same.
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Remember, build a
fire, build a shelter.
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The best survivor wins.
You have one hour.
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And three, two, one, go.
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KIRBY: I got a rope.
CHARLIE: I got a big red tarp.
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KIRBY: Knife, you can
always use a knife.
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CHARLIE: We got the striker.
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Nice for a little
fire right there.
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KIRBY: You gotta set
up a shelter first.
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Let's do it.
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This side's clear, I'm
gonna go with this side.
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I don't think
it has to be that tall.
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CHARLIE: I feel like it's
downhill so the water whip
over that way if it rains.
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KIRBY: I'm rocking it.
I don't know about you.
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CHARLIE: Dude, I got
three corners of
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my tarp up already huh?
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I'll invite you over
for dinner later Kirb huh?
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KIRBY: I'm focusing, man!
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Don't you be like
distracting me over here.
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CHARLIE: Oh, you
can't multi-task?
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I thought you were a good
survivor there, Kirb.
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I ran out of cord already for
my last corner of the shelter.
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I need it attached like
that one right there.
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I got this tape, so I'm
spinning it around trying
to make another cord.
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Little pro move,
hopefully Clint's impressed.
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KIRBY: Super tight.
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CHARLIE: This is perfect,
guys check it out.
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Nice and roomy, spacious.
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KIRBY: Just enough space
to take a nice snooze.
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Our shelters are done, but
there's no time to relax.
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We've got fires to build.
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CHARLIE: Clint throws us
a last-minute curve ball.
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CLINT: You gotta get
that flame one foot tall.
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CHARLIE: Break this
up really tiny.
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KIRBY: Alright. Chomp it all
up and mix it in.
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Yes!
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We've got to keep an close
eye on our fires to make sure
they don't get out of control.
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CHARLIE: Weird but true
Earth is the only known
planet where fire can burn.
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All the other planets they
know about, not enough oxygen.
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CLINT: Five, four, three, two.
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CHARLIE: Ahh.
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00:19:24,496 --> 00:19:25,596
CLINT: One, hands up!
Hands up! Hands up!
453
00:19:25,664 --> 00:19:27,234
CHARLIE: Done!
Done! Done! Done!
454
00:19:27,299 --> 00:19:29,099
CLINT: Alright
come on over here.
455
00:19:29,168 --> 00:19:33,638
Originally you started off
with your shelter really high,
I was a little nervous about
456
00:19:33,705 --> 00:19:36,435
that at first, but I
liked where you put your fire.
457
00:19:36,508 --> 00:19:40,108
You could still be under
your shelter and have that
warming fire and bounce the
458
00:19:40,179 --> 00:19:42,379
heat into your uh
little shelter area.
459
00:19:42,447 --> 00:19:43,547
KIRBY: Awesome.
460
00:19:43,615 --> 00:19:47,115
CLINT: Charlie, I
liked how you kept your
tarp nice and tight.
461
00:19:47,186 --> 00:19:50,386
However, your fire
was a little bit away
from your shelter.
462
00:19:50,455 --> 00:19:51,515
CHARLIE: Ah.
463
00:19:51,590 --> 00:19:53,590
CLINT: Both of you have
positives and negatives.
464
00:19:53,659 --> 00:19:55,889
However, this is
still a competition.
465
00:19:55,961 --> 00:19:59,261
Charlie had the
one-foot flame first.
466
00:19:59,331 --> 00:20:00,531
KIRBY: I got you.
467
00:20:00,599 --> 00:20:03,969
CLINT: So, I'm gonna
claim Charlie as the
winner for this round
468
00:20:04,036 --> 00:20:06,306
of the Alaska Wilderness
Survival Smackdown.
469
00:20:06,371 --> 00:20:09,071
CHARLIE: Oh!
CLINT: Good job.
470
00:20:09,141 --> 00:20:10,781
CHARLIE: Yes!
CLINT: Here you go Charlie.
471
00:20:10,842 --> 00:20:11,942
CHARLIE: Yes.
472
00:20:12,010 --> 00:20:14,110
CLINT: This right here, it's
an Alaska survival lifeline
473
00:20:14,179 --> 00:20:16,849
that all survival instructors
carry in our backpacks
474
00:20:16,915 --> 00:20:18,715
whenever we go out with
our families to not only
475
00:20:18,784 --> 00:20:21,024
protect ourselves, but the
people we go out with.
476
00:20:21,086 --> 00:20:24,216
CHARLIE: So, it's a
responsibility to help other
people survive now too?
477
00:20:24,289 --> 00:20:25,919
CLINT: That is
correct, Charlie.
478
00:20:25,991 --> 00:20:27,461
CHARLIE: Kirby,
it's been an honor.
479
00:20:27,526 --> 00:20:29,086
KIRBY: It's been
an honor true.
480
00:20:29,161 --> 00:20:30,401
CHARLIE: You're a
worthy opponent.
KIRBY: So are you.
481
00:20:30,462 --> 00:20:32,132
CHARLIE: Until the nest
wilderness smackdown, man.
482
00:20:32,197 --> 00:20:33,427
I think we're ready guys.
483
00:20:33,498 --> 00:20:36,238
Time to go on our slamming
salmon camping trip.
484
00:20:36,301 --> 00:20:37,571
KIRBY: Weird but true,
485
00:20:45,110 --> 00:20:46,040
CHARLIE: Hey guys!
486
00:20:46,111 --> 00:20:47,311
KIRBY: What a trip!
487
00:20:47,379 --> 00:20:48,979
CHARLIE: We just got
back from Alaska.
488
00:20:49,047 --> 00:20:50,947
KIRBY: I started a
fire with lip balm!
489
00:20:51,016 --> 00:20:52,776
We learned so much today.
490
00:20:52,851 --> 00:20:54,421
CHARLIE: Heck yeah, like...
491
00:20:54,486 --> 00:20:57,616
KIRBY: The human body
has limits on what
we need to survive.
492
00:20:57,689 --> 00:21:01,789
The big three are
body temperature, food
and water, and Sleep.
493
00:21:01,860 --> 00:21:04,900
CHARLIE: And I proved that
I am the ultimate survivor!
494
00:21:04,963 --> 00:21:06,063
CLINT: Good job!
495
00:21:06,131 --> 00:21:08,231
KIRBY: Whoa, man.
It's was one day in Alaska.
496
00:21:08,300 --> 00:21:10,240
CHARLIE: Still the winner.
KIRBY: Yeah whatever.
497
00:21:10,302 --> 00:21:11,742
CHARLIE: What else
did we learn today?
498
00:21:11,803 --> 00:21:13,773
There were so many
weird but true facts!
499
00:21:13,839 --> 00:21:18,179
The human body functions
perfectly at a very
narrow temperature range,
500
00:21:18,243 --> 00:21:21,953
only five degrees Fahrenheit
or three degrees Celsius.
501
00:21:22,014 --> 00:21:24,624
Water in the wilderness
must be filtered, treated,
502
00:21:24,683 --> 00:21:28,293
or boiled for at least a minute
before it's safe to drink.
503
00:21:28,353 --> 00:21:33,963
Learning to improvise with
the random things you have
around you is key to survival!
504
00:21:34,026 --> 00:21:36,186
You gotta love
Slammin' Salmon.
505
00:21:36,261 --> 00:21:37,931
KIRBY: Honestly
nothing like it.
506
00:21:37,996 --> 00:21:39,766
CHARLIE: Hey got
any sauce for this?
507
00:21:39,831 --> 00:21:41,471
KIRBY: Poppin' Rays
Pineapple Glaze!
508
00:21:41,533 --> 00:21:43,643
It's the perfect
glaze for any days.
509
00:21:43,702 --> 00:21:46,772
CHARLIE: Ah perfect, sweet.
Whoa! Check it out!
510
00:21:46,838 --> 00:21:49,878
Poppin' Rays
Getaways Contest. Kirb.
511
00:21:49,941 --> 00:21:52,211
KIRBY: We're gonna
need more salmon.
512
00:21:52,277 --> 00:21:53,547
CHARLIE: And more rays!
513
00:21:53,612 --> 00:21:54,912
Thanks for coming by!
514
00:21:54,980 --> 00:21:56,580
Come by again when we
discover more things,
things that are weird.
515
00:21:56,648 --> 00:21:58,048
KIRBY: But true!
CHARLIE: We'll see you soon!
516
00:21:58,116 --> 00:21:59,276
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