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The Savanna is not...safe. While poisons aren't as common, the animals are strong and able to kill us relatively easily.
-Zebras: While herbivores, they have great defense. They have dull teeth but will bite a threat to its death if threatened- and they are commonly in groups.  They can kill us, so we need to be careful.
-Lions: Natural predators. While not known to directly attack humans often, that does not mean they are not capable of doing so. They have sharp teeth and claws that could act as a hazard- one of a painful death of being devoured by lions.
-Crocodiles: They hide in the watering hole, ready to hunt when hungry. They can drag us into the water and shred us- or drown us.
-Hippos: The most dangerous animals in Africa. They kill 2,900 people annually in Africa alone. They can weigh up to eight thousand pounds and can gallop nearly twenty miles per hour. They can bite as well, and have no fear of humans. Hippos will be our biggest threat.

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-Watering hole: Available year round, although dirty. To clean, we boil the water in the pot.
-Rain: Although only available heavily in spring, it would be collected and stored in leathered animal skin, most likely wildebeest or buffalo.

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Animals:
-Wildebeest: Local to the area. The long thin legs trick predators were adapted. Would be milked during breeding seasons- January, February, and March, and hunted other seasons with a machete. We would lure them in with food before milking as well. Available year round.
-Ostrich: The largest birds are adapted to run. They escape from predators from running at 30 mph. We would scare the birds before stealing their eggs, which we would then eat by frying in the pan. Available during spring/summer.
-African Buffalo: Will be hunted during all seasons and milked during breeding. Horns have adapted as defense to gore any predators; machetes would kill the buffalo. Meat would either be cooked or dried into jerky. Available year round.
-Lion: Sharp teeth adapted to shred prey for eating; sleeps through at most twenty-three hours a day. While could be hunted and cooked during that time period, we would rather tame and befriend them by feeding or being passive. The lions would be allies; we draw the line at killing giant cats. Available year round.

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-Dry grass burned in a dirt pit to prevent spreading
-Lit with sparks from rocks banging together

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Locating And Using Rocks to Start A Fire

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The climate swaps from wet to dry every year. Wet season is in the summer, and dry in the winter. The rainy season begins in May, and ten to thirty inches fall each year.
The temperature is mild, ranging from 68-86 degrees.

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Plants:
-Coffee beans: From the fruit of a coffee plant. The caffeine in the seeds of the "cherries" keeps herbivores from eating it due to its toxicity. Luckily, humans can digest it. Would be picked and eaten; harvest in fall
-Tamarinds: Tall trees with strong branches to keep from wind breaking it.  Fruit is grown in pods Fruit is matured  from late spring to early summer, but can remain on the tree for six additional months before becoming inedible. Would be harvested by being picked after we climb the tree with my jacket.
-Figs (ficus): The fruit has adapted to become very delicate, not allowing pests to consume the fruit or overwhelm the tree. If it gets too hot, all the figs drop. Able to harvest during summer to fall. Seeds would be tended to and
-Gingerbread plum: Able to harvest during the winter to spring; climb tree with my jacket and cut off fruit with machete. In contrast to the ficus, the fruits are adapted to be very durable, as to allow further spread of seeds.Picked from tree with hand. Harvestable during spring to summer.
-Wild sorghum: A type of grain. This crop withstands all environmental conditions, from flood to drought, and can be harvested year-round. Would be harvested with machete.

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Model of hut and dirt insulation

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Materials used: grass (cut with machete), dirt dug  from underneath, and branches from Umbrella Thorn Acadia as framework. Dirt is used as insulation, as well as  manure from wildlife.
Roof is woven grass.

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Cedar Hat Weaving & Bark Pulling Cowichan Coast Salish

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Ancient Skills Immersion & Wilderness Survival

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This is a tutorial on making grass mats on a simple loom.this same method can also be used for making fencing, window shades, thatching for shelters, and even tipi chairs.

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Arrived in Kenya, Africa.