Survival: Snow Shelter

I know I've posted on this type of stuff before but I hail from the Mid-West where we just got a huge ice storm so This is nearly what I'm doing. My house has no power, heat, water, or internet.

Surviving a zombie apocalypse

My roommate is playing the zombie DLC for Red Dead Redemption so I've decided to provide you all with a simple info-graphic on how to most effectively survive a zombie apocalypse.

Edible Plants in the Wild

Sadly we are at the end of survival week here at Lifeformation. Hopefully all the information I have provided has been helpful and will make you a little less dead if you're ever stranded in the wild.

How to build a makeshift shelter

Alright, so now you've found the correction direction to go in and you know how much time you have left before it's dark. Now it's time to get yourself some shelter for both protection and heat. Follow this simple info-graphic and you'll have a makeshift tent up and running in no time.

Estimating the amount of daylight left

Following yesterday's post on using sunlight to tell which way is south, today's info-graphic teaches you how to use the sun to estimate how much time/light is left in the day so you know how much time you have to reach your destination/make camp.

Finding your way when lost

Another day at survival week here at Lifeformation. With it comes an info-graphic describing how to find your way if you are lost without a compass. Both tricks can be used independently of one another and as far as I know are fairly accurate. So, if you ever get lost, use one of these tricks and I'll be the first to welcome you home.

How to shoot fish in shallows

Coming off of science week I've decided I like week theme ideas. I may not do them every week but I've decided that this week will be wilderness survival week. Therefore, I give you an info-graphic on how to shoot fish in the shallows if you need food but don't have a rod or net. Enjoy.

Symptoms of a Snakebite

Pulling out a science week, I'm providing you with something a little more practical. This info-graphic on the symptoms of a snakebite may just save your life if you and your friend are out in the wilderness.

I have to apologize that I haven't been commenting on any of your blogs the last day or two. I've been with my girlfriend over the weekend and that takes priority of course. However, tonight I'm back in full action.

How to create a fallout shelter

Rounding off yesterday's and today's topic of surviving hopefully unlikely scenario's is an info-graphic describing an effective way to making a quick shelter in case of an armageddon-like disaster. Tomorrow will be a new day and a new topic, but for today all you need to do is survive.

Survive a hostage situation

Without any requests/suggestions to go on, I've decided to continue the theme of self-preservation. While being in a hostage situation is unlikely for most, it is much better to know how to handle yourself and never be in one than be in one and have no idea what to do.

I'd like to thank everyone for all the comments coming in, it is nice to know that the information I provide is helpful to so many people. Keep up the support!