Humans need water to sustain themselves, long before food becomes an absolute necessity, but if you have ever pondered a situation where you are alone in the wilderness, you probably first thought about food and shelter. Learning how to find food in the wild is a valuable outdoor survival skill.
We are so accustomed to the luxury and convenience of walking over to the fridge. And grabbing a snack or cruising through the drive-through of the local restaurant that finding food in the great outdoors seems frightening to many individuals.
In reality, nature often provides foods that are nourishing if you know where to look. Granted, these items may not taste as delectable and palatable as a cheeseburger or steak made-to-order, but they do provide necessary nourishment and energy to survive.
Plants are a form of nourishment if you know which ones are edible and safe. Learn about plants and their edible parts by reading up on the topic or taking a hike with an experienced guide. Be wary of any unknown plants that may cause a harmful reaction.
Do be aware that some parts of plants may be edible while other parts of the plant are not. Focus on studying...
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