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Mountain of Mystery | Planet Doc Full Documentaries

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Ambassadors of the Jungle (full documentary)

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Among the high peaks of Papua New Guinea, upholstered in thick jungles, ethnicities inhabit the lands that inspired all that terrible sailors' stories at the begining of XX Century. They are the head-cutters, warlike cannibal clans that keep colorful rituals and lifestyles attached to nature.

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Matches are needed so that we could start fires. Without matches we would not be able to cook our foods and to make fires at night to stay warm.

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Bear traps so the we could catch our food easily. We could be going hunting while we have the traps set up and catch something while we are out. This item has strong claws which clasp on the legs or arms of an animal.

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We will need this to clean out the water that we will be drinking. This is a straw that we will use to not get infected by dirty water that might have dirt and creatures that we don’t want to be slurping up creatures that might be infectious. So basically this will help us avoid a huge problem like disease and sickness.

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The next two things we would be is a water filter and water bottles. The water we will use to drink the water that will be filtered from the water filter.

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A hunting knife(s) would be a very valuable asset if you have used all your materials and your machete has come loose this can help. This will be able to help us get out of crummy situations if we leave something back at camp such as the machete then it will help us. This will also help if either of us get trapped or if we have to cut a thin stick or string from like a branch rather than keeping a big sluggish sword around.

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The second thing we want to bring is a machete so that we could cut down trees to make our fort and to cut down tall grass so that we could get through the jungle. It could also act as a method of defense as it would help us cut through and defend ourselves quicker than without using items. The fact that this can also help get us the advantage over most enemies helps a lot.

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The first item we would want to bring a bow and arrow so that we could use it for hunting it will also help us in case we run into any violent tribes (Which a lot of them are not violent). But this would help us get our food and could be very very crucial and our survival. This would also be more silent than a gun which would be loud and obnoxious and scare the animal away: With the bow and arrow we would be well equipped to get a quick silent kill.

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Ariidae catfish is one of  many edible fresh water fish. They are found in shallow water in most warm places. (Needs to be cooked over fire)

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Wallabys are middle sized animals in the kangaroo family they are native to PNG and are Herbivores eating grass and vegetables. (Needs to be roasted over a fire)

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The hornbill is a type of bird that is found in PNG. It's feathers are used for headdresses to the natives and the rest is used as meat (Needs to be roasted over the fire)

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Walnuts is the common name and the scientific name is Juglans. They are rough, wood colored, and oval shaped. These provide key nutrients like omega-3, copper, and antioxidants.

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Mango is the common name, while Mangifera Indica is the scientific name. They are yellow and orange in color and oval/circular shaped. These provide key nutrients like potassium, magnesium, Vitamins A and B, and B6. (raw but peeled skin)

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Almond is the common name. Prunus Dulcis is the scientific name. Almonds are brown and oval shaped and are small. These are a good source of Vitamin E, copper, and magnesium. (Roasted almonds preferably)

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Rain forests of the Sepik River area

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We would want to start our trip in September.

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Australia

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April River

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Forests and grasslands

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8.CLIMATE: What month do you least prefer that we begin your 14 day survival period?

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8.CLIMATE: What month do you least prefer that we begin your 14 day survival period?

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June - August

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9. CLIMATE: Why do you least this month for the 14 day period?

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9. CLIMATE: Why do you least this month for the 14 day period?

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We least prefer June - August because there would be way too many mosquitoes and that would make diseases easily spreadable. It would be blazing hot in the summer too.

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We would make a tent. In order to put it to the ground, we will put the first four corners of the tent down. Then, we will start putting the windows together for the entrance and exits of the tent. Lastly, we will use strings with the corners to put the small windows out.

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Sam Rodio and Joseph Degenhart

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The reason that we choose September would be because their are mosquitoes and we would have a greater chance of not getting diseases by them since they wouldn't be there. Plus it is usually hot in PNG it is not as hot in fall and winter.

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Crocodiles, dangers of fire, a ton of deadly venomous snakes, and mosquitoes because of dangers of diseases, Tasmanian devils and deadly tigers.

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http://www.livescience.com/images/i/000/077/405/original/almonds.jpg?interpolation=lanczos-none&downsize=*:1000 (Almonds picture)
http://www.mapsofworld.com/images-mow/world-map.jpg (World map)
https://images.google.com/(Photos)
http://www.pngplants.org/(plants)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fauna_of_New_Guinea(Animals)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyE3APmxBY0