6 Life-Saving Facts You Might Not Know

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00:00Six life-saving facts you might not know.

00:03Being prepared for unexpected situations is crucial for avoiding emergencies.

00:08Awareness of key survival tips, like closing doors or recognizing ocean dangers, can protect

00:14you and others.

00:16Simple actions and informed reactions can mean the difference between safety and disaster.

00:25If you're lost in the wild, stay put and signal for help.

00:28Use bright items, reflective objects, or arrange rocks to stay visible.

00:34Make noise occasionally and conserve energy to increase your chances of being found.

00:42Service dogs seeking help alone mean their owner is in distress.

00:46Follow them to provide potentially life-saving assistance, assessing if medical aid or emergency

00:51response is needed.

00:56Trust your instincts if something feels wrong.

00:58They may indicate real danger.

01:01Act on intuition by seeking help or leaving, as this can save lives.

01:09A fishy smell may signal electrical fire risk.

01:12Turn off appliances, unplug devices, check outlets for heat to prevent disaster.

01:21If choking alone, stay calm to conserve oxygen.

01:24Make a fist above navel, push inward and upward.

01:27Alternatively, press abdomen against chair or countertop.

01:34Exit water if you see square waves.

01:36They're cross-sea conditions with dangerous currents.

01:40Stay calm, avoid swimming against them, and move diagonally to escape safely.

01:44dayaa.

01:45Stay calm, avoid aboard.

01:46Stay calm, avoid NORMSA.

01:47Finish it.

01:47Stay calm, avoid

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