00:00not alone. In the jungle humans are visitors not owners. Respecting this balance is the key to
00:05staying alive. After gathering enough logs I carry them back to the shelter site. The weight is heavy
00:11and my body feels tired. Sweat runs down my back but stopping is not an option. The shelter must
00:18be strong before night arrives. Time moves differently in the wild. Back at the shelter
00:23I begin placing the logs carefully. I arrange them inside the dug space to create support.
00:28Each log is positioned to hold pressure from the soil. This structure will protect me if animals
00:34pass nearby. It will also block cold air during the night. I use smaller branches and leaves to fill
00:40gaps. Nature provides everything when used wisely. The shelter slowly starts looking safe and functional.
00:48My movements slow down as fatigue increases but my focus remains strong. While working I listen to
00:54the jungle around me. The sound of insects grows louder. Birds settle into trees preparing for night.
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