Wilderness Challenge [Comprehensive British American American Entertainment]

The first thing Jennifer did was install trekking poles.

Trekking poles are an indispensable artifact for most outdoor sportsmen. Its most basic function is to help people reduce the burden of walking. With special accessories such as sand support and snow support, it can achieve the effect of walking freely on any terrain. .In addition, trekking poles are often used to explore roads, pull teammates, repel snakes, support tents, and if some self-made small parts are added to the tip of the pole, they can also be used as harpoons, fruit poles and wooden poles. spear.

Sitting cross-legged on the bag, she fastened the sander tightly while thinking about which way to go next.

At this moment, the position of the sun is not too high, and the staff specifically explained that the temperature has not yet fully risen, which seems to be a hint no matter how you look at it.The players came out of the live broadcast at about 1000:[-], and it will not exceed three or four hours until now. According to the speed of a general helicopter, the distance from Marrakech to this landing point should be about [-] kilometers. float.There is still some distance between Marrakech and the mountains. As long as you turn around and go northwest, you will be able to see the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in a few days.

However, if after two rounds of competition, Jennifer has learned something from this perverted show, that is, never trust the integrity of the production team.

Making it so deliberate proves that there is a ghost in it.

She once observed the logistics helicopter during the return trip of the first round of marine environment. These devices are all the latest models designed by Rex Industrial. They use the energy core provided by Stark. They not only fly very stably, but also have a high speed limit.If she could only fly 300 kilometers per hour, she would be in the great desert in western Algeria now; but if she could fly half an hour more, she might be in the Sheshi Desert in the southeast.

The Shesh Desert is one of the driest and hottest regions in the entire Sahara Desert. Although there are many water systems, it also has the highest evaporation rate in the world.In the north is the Great Western Desert, and further north you can reach the Atlas Mountains; in the west is the Adrar Plateau, and further west you can reach the coastline; in the south is the Awana Desert, and further south you can reach the Niger River Basin ; In the east is the Ahagar Plateau, and further east you can reach the north-south road paved by Algeria.

All the contestants are placed here to ensure fairness while ensuring the difficulty of the challenge. Otherwise, one will be placed in the center of the desert, one will be placed under the heel of the plateau, and one will be placed on the edge of the nomadic settlement. ""Wilderness Challenge" has a shady brush" hot words are strange.Now everyone is the same, pure hard work and luck will make the live broadcast more attractive.

If the challenger doesn't know anything, it's hard to move an inch in this place; if the challenger really knows the desert survival skills, he can escape in the end in whichever direction he goes.However, the resource points in the southeast are actually closer than the resource points in the northwest. If the players are disturbed by "information" and have no brains to return...

What kind of devil program planning is this?

Jennifer shook her head, propped herself up on two trekking poles, and squinted her eyes for a moment.

Before she could decide which direction to go in, the four cameras flew together and played today's game report - [Day 1: The number of survivors is 200. 】After a few seconds, this "200" jumped on the screen, and slowly became "199", and then "198".

Jennifer: "..."

She thought bitterly, it seems that there is no need to worry too much about finding animals, the desert environment alone can eliminate more than half of the people.

It’s not the hottest time of the day yet, the surface temperature is 100℉ (37.8℃), and the survivors who have experienced many battles will not be burned out shortly after landing.The two of them probably had really bad luck. They encountered a fatal attack from poisonous insects and snakes, and were declared disqualified by the ring of life.Anyway, it is impossible for the plane to have a problem.

Thinking of this, Jennifer pulled down the scarf over her eyes, and used a knife to pierce a few small holes in it to prevent the sun from burning her retina.

Unit [-] Buddy dangled in front of her in that cool sky blue paint job, his cozy little appearance was really irritating.But considering that there are millions of viewers on the other side of it, Jennifer, who has just recently awakened her career, is not so unbalanced.

She pointed her trekking poles forward.

"The temperature is still bearable for the time being. I have to hurry up and climb up the sand dune to see if there is any shade in front of me. I must find a shelter before noon, otherwise I will face the danger of heat stroke. It is July now, At the hottest time of the year, the temperature in the desert can reach a frightening 122°F (50°C), and the highest surface temperature can even reach 158°F (70°C).” She paused, then continued, “The next I will reduce the number of times I speak for a few days... If I can go back alive this time, you may see my news on the social page next time."

The implication was that he was going to murder the program group, and the audience couldn't help but smile knowingly.

Jennifer climbed up to the high place against the sun.

Many people have only been exposed to sand on the coast and in children's toy pools. Lying on the soft sand and being buried in the fine sand is an unparalleled experience for them-most of the people who love the sand so much have not walked in the desert. Those who have been, especially those who have not climbed the dunes.

Sand is the terrain that hikers hate the most, and a sand marathon can even make a long-distance runner feel a pain in the head.

The Sahara is the largest desert in the world, and scientific research has shown that only one-fifth of the entire region is actually made up entirely of sand, while the rest is semi-desert, covered in rocks and gravel.Climbing on the latter's hard ground is easy, but in the former, not to mention some sand hills that can reach the height of fifty-story skyscrapers, even a small sandbag will take a lot of effort to climb to the top Power.

Jennifer deliberately chose this windward side among the surrounding sand dunes. It is different from the loose leeward side. It is strongly pressed by the blowing wind, and it is easier to climb up with trekking poles with sand supports.The trekking poles shared at least a quarter of the force for her legs, but she still climbed one step at a time and took half a step back, struggling to reach the top of the mountain.

Looking at the past from this angle, the large expanse of land in front of you can be seen at a glance.

There are some small clumps of weeds nearby, which look like Haloxylon weeds, which are scorched by the sun, and there is hardly any green; on the gentle slope in the distance, there are some scattered weeds. The tree is also not growing well, and it is hard to tell what kind it is from this distance. The crown of the tree looks a bit like acacia.It's a pity that the roots of the acacia are very deep, and even if there is groundwater here, she can't get fresh water by digging.

However, if there is no groundwater, there will be nothing. It is better to have a place to rest than to dry it out in the sun.

Many explorers who have been crushed by the desert have suffered a heat stroke, beginning with headaches and dizziness, followed by general weakness, vomiting, shock, and organ failure. This feeling is like roasting a person from the inside out. , Once the core body temperature reaches the critical point, the mortality rate is extremely high.

Jennifer thanked the God of Nature from the bottom of her heart, ran down the mountain in three steps and two steps, and took the time to trek in the direction of the big tree.

When she passed a gentle slope piled with small stones, she suddenly stopped and made some discoveries.

I saw a small piece of sand suddenly splashed on the ground among several stones, as if something was frightened and was running away in a hurry.Its speed is very fast, and it can come and go in the sand as freely as in a swimming pool. Unfortunately, the sand is not the surface of the water after all, and it will not automatically close the traces, making this small animal leave a long and obvious "footprint".

The trekking pole was quickly picked up in the direction it was swimming, and the entire sand surface was lifted, revealing a figure underneath—a small lizard.

It has a streamlined body, a white belly, an orange-yellow back, and black stripes on it.After being knocked to the ground, the lizard dexterously twisted on the spot, arched its whole body, and wanted to go underground again, but was ruthlessly ravaged by humans again.

Jennifer swooped forward nimbly, inserted her hands deeply into the ground, and picked up a large handful of sand from bottom to top.The lizard struggled frantically in her palm, but there was no way out, there was no escape route.After it rested for a while, Jennifer let go of her fingers to shake off the sand, and showed it to close-up camera No. [-].

It's a skink.

This lizard is found all over the world, and has derived countless species of different shapes according to different environments.The one in her hand is called Sand Skink, also known as Thunder Fish Lizard. The name sounds cool, but it is actually cool.They live in arid sandy land, usually live in the burrows they dig, feed on insects, can tolerate high temperatures, and even like to bask in the sun.

Unlike other skink relatives, the sand skink rarely crawls on the surface, but swims inside the sand.Because they escape very fast, in the past, except for some carnivorous raptors and snakes, there were hardly many natural enemies in the desert. Unfortunately, this one fell into the hands of humans.

Jennifer squeezed it between two fingers, amazed.

This is really an amiable and respectable "old friend".

When she was on the deserted island, she had eaten countless skinks, and when she could, she would roast them and eat them, and it's best to do the same now.The great desert doesn't even need a fire, as long as the sun is high, throw an egg on the sand, and within a few minutes, it will be fried into a real "sun egg".If you spread a lizard with intestines and skin in the sand, it's only a matter of time before you can have a natural BBQ.

Heating has the advantage of heating, which can kill some nasty bacteria and parasites to a great extent; but it also has disadvantages. There is a shortage of water in the desert, and no matter how small a mosquito is, it is still meat.

Weighing the pros and cons, Jennifer finally decided to cook it before eating.

She is indeed dehydrated, but when the high temperature continues to threaten her internal environment, the last thing she needs is other factors to upset this balance.

So when the audience in front of the screen began to ask soul questions-can it be eaten?Is it tasty?how to eat? ——At the time, Jennifer pulled out the outdoor knife, pressed the struggling little lizard to the ground, raised the knife and cut off its head neatly.Immediately, he slapped it vigorously from the tip of the tail to the neck, squeezed out all the internal organs, and placed them separately.

With this lunch in hand, Jennifer continued to walk towards the shade under the increasingly intense sun, completely unaware of the crisis waiting for her ahead.