*16 Little-Known Facts That Will Save you From Danger One Day:* 1. Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell _I'm sure that knowledge will help me someday_
Black Bear: Fight Back. They aren't As Strong As Brown Bears Brown Bear: Play Dead. A Brown Bear Is Really Strong You Have No Chance In A Hand To Hand Fight Polar Bear: Don't Bother You're Dead. It's The Biggest Type Of Bear You Would Have No Chance Against It
I'm in BC and we get the bears. My neighbor came home from work last summer, and the bear was right there and wouldn't leave. He was stuck in the van for an hour.
@@IDK-qn6ci some places don't have free water though. Also how tf does your refrigerator have infinite water, like don't you pay for it, y know refilling it?
To BRIGHT SIDE, Thank you. You’re videos brighten (get it?) my day so much, plus they really help. My whole family watched your most resent one. Once, I got into a plane crash and your tips actually helped me live!! Thanks so much! I love your channel so much!! Erica
TIMESTAMPS: How to escape from a car 0:28 Unpredictable fire 1:02 If caught in a fire, keep low to the ground 1:34 Address someone directly to get help 2:03 Encountering a bear 2:37 A smell of fish or urine 3:22 Rip current 3:55 A fire during cooking 4:22 Don’t eat snow even if you’re thirsty 5:00 Hide in the tub in case of a tornado 5:31 Water on the beach is too far from the shoreline 6:15 How to recognize a poisonous snake 6:46 Walking on thin ice 7:41 If your hair stands on end while you’re at an elevation 8:07 Don’t inflate your life jacket before getting out of the plane 8:38 Upbeat music behind the wheel 9:10
@@houby1632 its true brother and you know i always does that i forgot while i see danger and i just pick uo somethong and throw to beat him and than i am in more danger
Hmm I have known 90% of these things since being a child. I thought the fire one was going to be about NEVER busting the window BC that let's in more oxygen. Guess its BC when I was skid and the fire fighters came to talk to my elementary school...WE WEREN'T playing games on a phone😁 LOL
When I was about 7 and my brother was about 5, when went to the ocean, and there was a really big wave, we both got stuck in it, my mom managed to get me, but not my brother, but luckily a nice bystander noticed and saved my brother
@@Kinsanth_ That needs to be qualified. When driving alone, at night, in the country, a welcome distraction such as upbeat music can help stave off highway hypnosis which can be extremely dangerous.
You know, one day, I smelled fish and when I listened to your advice, you were right! It was a malfunction! Thank you, you gave me advice that turned out to be useful! P.S I love your videos!
I knew the life jacket one. Bright Side, your videos are AMAZING they will definitely save my life one day. They are well researched and very informative. Keep up the great work!
There is an issue with tip #3. DO NOT get as close to the floor as possible. TVs and other electronics as well as other things found in most homes are made of plastic which when burned releases Carbon Monoxide which is also not the same as regular smoke. Carbon Monoxide is heavier than air so it settles near the floor. Generally the safest place to be is roughly around doorknob height which in most cases will put you between the burning smoke overhead and the toxic cloud below.
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL 3years ago i Travel to West African, I was driving without GPS, I got lost no right direction and my car gas finished in the middle of no lonely road, it was a terrible situation for me.
Bright side, my most dangerous moment was when I stepped on a tiny LEGO brick, then I found out it was 2 stuck together, and I spent my life on this two pieces, trying to separate them.
BrightSide: Snakes that have cat like pupils are venomous. Me: Ummm... snakes with cat like pupils are nocternal... that doesn't mean their venomous.. yeah.. this is probably why I don'f have many friends..
I love your videos. But when it comes to a tornado you should go to the most interior room of your house! Not the bath tubs. They're not made out of cast iron any more, so they cannot protect you.
My dog barely survived a fire we were in 😢 he saved me he woke me up and then he just ran away to wake up my sister... he saved her got her out of the house... I was still in it they didn’t allow him to get in there they held him.... then he bit them and ran in he got hurt.... but he dragged me out.. 😭 he’s an hero 🦸♀️ 🐶 🐕 he’s heroic
I knew about the tsunami and the one where you point at a specific person for help ❤️😘 love your helpful facts and in readable stories 😁😋keep making bright videos 😗😙🤗
@@pmallenpl1890 The issue is that if the current shifts while you're trying to swim parallel, you'll make it worse and make yourself more tired. I live near the coast and they just announced this year that is the best way. I'm glad you survived.
I was visited by a bear cub while hiking and the big bear was not happy. I raised my arms over my head, moved away from the cub as it kept coming near me, and started singing. The cub went back to the big bear and they left. I went back to my car taking a different route since the bears left the way I had come originally. I will remember to go around in circles if I am ever chased. I still hike but never alone anymore and I always talk or sing.
Me and my mom got stuck in a current once. She said she couldn’t touch the ground and she look worried. I was only like 5 years old and I had a life jacket on so that was good. All I remember is she told me to swim parallel like in the video and use all your strength. About 5 mins later we made it!
#14 if your hair suddenly sticks up. Get low & move to a lower area. Just moving still standing can get you hit by lightning, you must first get low, duck down before moving, the objective is to be lower than the surrounding objects or area that is conducting.
Actually not all venomous snakes have round pupils, and visa versa. An animal that has slit pupils is just nocturnal, and an example of this would be cats. They aren't venomous but they are most active at later hours of the day.
Working construction and always having dozens of containers of bottled water in the back pickup in the hottest days in the South I've never once heard anybody ever remotely mention a water bottle catching on fire
I've watched a half-filled clear plastic water bottle (mine) set the vegetation on fire in Spain. There are sticky bushes called "jarra" which burn like petrol and the fire can spread very quickly. I managed to stamp it out but if it had got going I might not have been able to outrun it.
Really? I've heard about this and there was a news story about it where the refraction of light through a bottle set the seat on fire. Also are your windows tinted? Are the bottles in the bed, on the floor or on the seat? I think there is a RU-vid video of this happening too.
@@carissaleonard3418 An empty bottle won't do it, there has to be some water in it to act as a lens and focus the sun's rays. The focal point is very close to the bottle, so it would probably be the seat cover or some flammable material underneath the bottle. I would guess that tinted windows would reduce the possibility of it happening. A lot depends on the position of the bottle and the angle of the sun. A rare occurrence but not impossible, especially in a hot country.
DO NOT GET IN THE TUB! They are often made from ceramic now and will cut you if broken by debris. (This used to be true when all bath tubs were cast iron )
What if venemous snakes are surfing a tsunami during a tornado and you're house is on fire but you can't ask for help because all humans have been abducted by aliens?
Wow...the snake one. Everyone please disregard it. The majority of New World venomous snakes are vipers (the coral snake being the main exception)and do have the slitted pupils/pronounced head & body demarcation mentioned in this video. (IIrc, the vast majority of venomous snakes in Europe fall into that category too.) However, some the deadliest snakes on the planet by any measure (in Africa, Australia, India, & Asia)include both vipers AND elapids. Elapids, ie. cobras, mambas, browns, taipans, etc. have round pupils, and not the pronounced head/body demarcation of a viper. But no matter where you are, it's probably best to abide by that VERY wise old adage "The most dangerous snake is the one that just bit you." Even the bite of a non-venomous constrictor can cause a nasty infection.
