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a. Sleeping bag
b. As opposed to sleeping on the cold, wet ground, we would have a sleeping bag to keep us warm at night.

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a. Sunscreen
b. This lotion will be helpful in preventing us from getting painful sunburns, or even skin cancer, in the flaming hot Indian sun.

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a. Storm blanket
b. Storm blankets would be very useful, because they would provide us with warmth and dryness in conditions that may not be warm and dry.

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a. Hatchet/Hunting Knife
b. We will use either of these to kill the animals, cut wood, and other practical uses
c. (Picture below)

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a. Storm-proof matches
b. These matches will burn  even in the harshest conditions and  can withstand a lot of water damage. That will prove very useful in getting water  and staying warm.
c. (Picture Below)

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a. Tree water tap
b. We will use this item to collect water from a tree that we'll purify to drink
c. (Picture below)

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a. Water Purification Tablets
b. We'd use the water purifier to gather water from the river and be able to drink it without getting serious parasites and other such diseased
c. (Picture below)

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Huge rainstorms called cyclones tear through this river time and time again, making survival very difficult.

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The Ganges River is a very polluted river, making it difficult to drink the water.

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One of the biggest risks of our trip to the Ganges River is the blistering heat. The lowest it gets is only  70 F, and that's in January.  We would be constantly overheated and would have to attempt to regulate our body temperature, which would take up our very valuable time.

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a. Indian Gharial
b. Gavialis Gangeticus
c. Black bump on its nose, and is pretty unique compared to the other animals
d. (Picture below)
e. Critically endangered animal

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Bengal Tigers roam the area and would be very difficult to defend against. There are possibly fewer than 2,500 members of this subspecies of tiger, but it still proves very dangerous, and a serious threat to us in our journeys.

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a. Peacock/Peafowl
b. Pavo cristatus

c. Various colored feathers on large bird
d. (Picture below)

e. Should be relatively easy to catch, and need to cook it before we eat it

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Common name: Orchid
Scientific Name: Oncidium sphacelatum
Description: White, pink, red, skinny petals. Long stem.
Other: Edible roots after cooked.

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Common Name: Lotus
Scientific Name: Nelumbo Nucifera
Description: Pink,  green stem, edible roots and seeds.
Other: Must be cooked. 59 calories, 1 cg of fat per slice. Carbohydrates: 14 g . 36 mg of Vitamic C.

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a. Chousingha
b. Tetracerus quadricornis
c. Four-horned antelope
d. (Picture below)
e. Protein, can run about 55 mph. and will be easier to hunt at a long range

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Common Name: Ganges Primose
Scientific Name: Justicia Gangetica
Description: Purple petals, green stems, edible leaves
Other: Eaten raw

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Biome (Freshwater RIver)

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Monthly average temperature of India (Jan. 21 C/69.8 F) Almost no rainfall also means that the land won't flood, like it easily could in a month like July or August.

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

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

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Our preferred month would be January, as it is about 57-77 degrees Fahrenheit then.

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5a. GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION: Post a map of (a) Your specific drop-off location and (b) A map of the biome your drop-off location is located in. 

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5a. GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION: Post a map of (a) Your specific drop-off location and (b) A map of the biome your drop-off location is located in. 

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5a. World Map (Below)

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Ganges River, India

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4. Biome Name (If your drop-off location has multiple biomes within it, you can pick one):

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4. Biome Name (If your drop-off location has multiple biomes within it, you can pick one):

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Freshwater River

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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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Our least preferred month would be May, as that's the hottest month, as well as the month with the most rainfall, which will be harmful, especially if we want to make a fire.

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9. CLIMATE: Why did you choose your least preferred month? 

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9. CLIMATE: Why did you choose your least preferred month? 

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July is one of the hottest months in that region, and it gets the most precipitation, which is a flood danger, and could have potentially dangerous water.

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13: SHELTER: Research your options for shelter in your drop-off location. (a) Provide a brief description of how you will build it. (b) Provide a picture or video of how you hope to design your shelter when you arrive. 

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13: SHELTER: Research your options for shelter in your drop-off location. (a) Provide a brief description of how you will build it. (b) Provide a picture or video of how you hope to design your shelter when you arrive. 

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a. Find sticks along the jungle floor to build the shelter with. Also, grab some moss to make a makeshift roof with. Set up the sticks so that they're at an arch with one end open and the other closed off. Stick the moss on the top of the roof to provide decent protection against rain and the elements. Gather some more sticks and lay them at the bottom of the room to have a floor that will hopefully guard against insects and lizards that could get under you during your sleep. Lay bedrolls out and try to dry off sticks as much as possible.
b. (Picture below)

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Isaac Sipp-Alpers & Jonathan Hewitt

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7.CLIMATE: Why did you choose that month? 

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7.CLIMATE: Why did you choose that month? 

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The land and water wouldn't be frozen over, like in winter, and it wouldn't be blisteringly hot, as India gets in the summer.

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15. SOURCES: In this sticky note, Please provide a list of ALL sources used during your research. Be sure nothing is copy and pasted, that everything is in your own words. 

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15. SOURCES: In this sticky note, Please provide a list of ALL sources used during your research. Be sure nothing is copy and pasted, that everything is in your own words. 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_India
http://www.gangaaction.org/about-ganga/natural-heritage/fauna/
http://www.ecoindia.com/flora/flowers/orchid-plant.html
http://www.ecoindia.com/flora/flowers/lotus-plant.html
https://www.thinglink.com/scene/696230088726806529
http://icecap.us/index.php/go/new-and-cool/india_monsoon_predictably_slow_onset_due_to_el_nino_and_cool_wet_spring/