In a recent online discussion, people shared survival myths that are completely wrong and can be dangerous to follow in a real-life survival situation.
Urine contains waste products that your body is trying to eliminate, and drinking it can lead to dehydration, increased blood pressure, and even kidney damage.
While moss can grow on any side of a tree, it does prefer shady and damp areas. However, it's not a reliable indicator of direction and shouldn't be used as a compass replacement.
Sucking the venom out of a snake bite can do more harm than good. It can damage the tissue around the bite, introduce bacteria into the wound, and increase the risk of infection.
Boiling water can kill bacteria and viruses, but it doesn't remove chemical contaminants. If the water is polluted with chemicals or heavy metals, boiling it won't make it safe to drink.