@MaxBernseGA
Smoke rises, don't forget. If you're in area with lots of smoke, try to lower your body to the ground as you move, run, walk...don't let it slow you down though -- if you must run fully standing, do it.
@anisezettecarey2448
Him Running Out The Fire❤️❤️❤️😮😮😮
@tobiojo6469
Interesting and helpful video
@QuethLevi
Video Starts @ 3:32
@Idevaughan530
I live in San Diego California and I can tell you the worst fire in history in San Diego was the summer of 2020 that was the worst one I ever been through
@Loikohoo-bz1tj
Very intresting video!
@kartracermixup
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@diontaedaughtry974
Everybody blow out the fire like it's the world largest Birthday cake 🌬🎂
@KieraCameron514
To begin with, I would not live in a fire-prone area, but if somehow I were hoodwinked into doing so, I would build a deep swimming pool and have scuba gear with enough air for a couple hours. When a fire came, I would put on the scuba gear and get down into the bottom of the pool, fully submerged.
@Wonderwhoopin
The fire was melting cars, a phone ain’t gonna make it and the internet and servers were down so no iCloud. He recorded for nothing
@rubensbetke4343
Next video: How to survive a kraken attack!
@ki-pattao9030
They should listen to Smokey the Bear🐻
@notacat7127
Damn your unskippable ads
@zoheb05
Watch this if your country has a wild fire
@MaxBernseGA
Next video: How to survive animal attacks while camping 😊
@RossShrika3623
How to survive how to survive.
@jennifermarie3158
One tip is to not stop to record a video for social media clout before you starting to get to rescue. Recording your death "for your kids to remember you" is just selfish anyway because it's just going to give them more trauma
@HiteAdventures
Elemental
@cgagamer1
First let’s go
@honeybhosle6612