Facts That Could Save Your Life... #shorts #facts #life

"Don't turn your back to a mountain lion, walk backwards" backs into another mountain lion

"Don't run into water if you're being chased by bees" "Okay, what do I do then..?" "..."

“Don’t turn your back to a mountain lion, walk backwards” starts moon walking

Here are some very good tips 1. NEVER drink from an open punch bowl 2.never leave your drink unattended EVER 3.if you do leave your drink unattended do not continue to drink from it 4:edit: I almost forgot this one when driving if anyone throws something onto your windshield like eggs or something DO NOT STOP they are probably trying to steal your car or kidnap you or something and don’t try to use your windshield wipers or stop to clean it unless it is absolutely safe to do so.

"Don't turn your back on mountain lion, walk backwards" Accidentally falls off a mountain

If you disturb a wasp or bee nest take several steps away and stand motionless. They follow the air currents left behind you as you run. If you remain still they can't find you and you'll only get stung by the 1 or 2 that accidentally fly into you. That advise from my greatgrandfather has saved me from being stung many times.

A guy's drink tastes kinda salty. Now dizzy, he leaves the bar, coming face to face with a mountain lion. While walking away backwards, he stumbles into a bee hive, angering them. Tries running to no avail, then carjacks someone. Flies through the windshield when the driver intentionally crashes at an intersection. Haven't figured out how to involve all the other stuff, so please, someone, try!

“If your ever at a party and your drink tastes unusually salty do not continue drinking it” Why would I continue drinking it in the first place?😂

me: *turns on my phone light* the gas: you smart @$$

"if someone tries to kill you scratch them so that he will get arrested after you die". MAN I DON'T WANT JUSTICE I WANT TO LIVE

My great uncle turned lights on when he had a gas leak. Amazingly he survived and the only real bad burns he got were on his hands and he got blinded in one eye. He was in his early 80s at the time too.

Do not throw rocks at an anaconda (that is blocking a path) untill it disapears into the jungle. It hasnt gone away, it is just waiting for you to run past before striking at you. 45 years later and I still shudder from the memory of that near death event.

Bro is the type of guy to say if someone is ever talking behind your back just turn around

"Dude my drink, tastes salty!" "Its a margarita dumbass" 😅😅😅

If you ever feel powerless just remember that a single one of your pubic hairs can shut down an entire restaurant 😊

Hi! Elevator inspector here. There are two main types of elevator, hydraulic and traction. With a hydraulic elevator, you are supported by a hydraulic piston that pushes the car up by pumping hydraulic fluid into the jack. If that system ever fails and the elevator falls, it will not be fast enough to cause any serious injury. A traction. Elevator is the one everyone thinks of when asked how an elevator works. The elevator car is suspended on a minimum of 3 braided steel ropes, all of which can support the weight of a fully loaded car, by themselves. Those rope travel up the hoistway to the machine room, to the motor with a big, grooved wheel called a Sheave. The ropes travel over the sheave, in the grooves, and back down the hoistway, to the counterweight. The couterweight weighs the same as a fully loaded car. Now, if by some chance of fate all of the ropes break on the elevator, there is a separate rope, called the governor rope, this rope is attached to the governor, which monitors the speed of the car. If the car exceeds the rated speed by a certain amount, it atomatically sets the breaks and stops the car. There is also a break that keeps the car from travelling, unintentionally, in the upward direction (this means that the counterweight is pulling the car upward). This is the more likely scenario of an elevator "falling". They fall up, because the car, with you on it, weighs less than the counterweight. So laying on your back will not do you much good as you will likely be thrown into the ceiling of the car, regardless. If all of the safeties fail and the ropes all snap, and the car does fall, it will either be from not very high up (one or two stories) or it will be from the top of a high rise. In one case, you wont have time to lie down and in the other, it won't make any difference from that height. Now, all that said, elevators are the absolute, safest ways to travel. The likelyhood of any of these things actually happening is very low. Escalators on the other hand, are meat grinders and should be completely done away with. Do not walk up or down them. Do not jump on them. Do not do anything other than stand on them, and even then, pray that they are well maintained, because a step can still fall out from under you and suck you into the inner workings. They do not stop on a dime, even when the emergency stop button is pushed, because it would through all the other passengers off their feet. Anyway, all that to say that laying on your back will do nothing in the event you are falling in an elevator.

If you disturb a wasp nest, don't run for water, run for your life.

"If you wake up in the middle of the night to the smell of gas, make sure it wasnt just you or your partner farting"

That also works for domestic cats. My kitten likes to attack from behind so i face her and walk backward

"Lying on your back is the best way to survive a falling elephant."