Solving these 5 survival riddles can help you to stay alive

LIE AS LOW AS POSSIBLE AND COVER YOUR HEAD.
It's great if you can find sturdy buildings nearby, then you should pull over and go inside to the lowest level without windows. If there are not any buildings nearby, you should stop your car and try to get lower than the level of the roadway. Be sure to cover your head with your hands, a piece of clothes or any other object.

PRETEND TO BE DEAD.
When you run, the bear thinks you're prey and will continue chasing you. It's smarter to drop to the ground in the fetal position and cover the back of your neck with your hands. Now you can start playing dead - just lie still. The bear will stop attacking when it feels there's no longer a threat.

STAY MOTIONLESS.
First of all, try to avoid every unfamiliar dog you see on the street. If it approaches you, do not run, panic, or make loud noises. Avoid direct eye contact and try to stay motionless. Even if the dog charges you, you should stand as still as possible anyway.

STAY IN A SHELTER AT DAYTIME AND WALK AT NIGHT
It's dangerous to walk in the desert during daylight hours, so it's better to move at nights and have rest in the daytime.

WATER
The human body needs a minimum of 2 quarts (1.9 liters) of water per day for feeling well. One day without water can cause serious health problems, and three days without water can lead to almost certain death.