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Your instincts feel smart.
Confident.
Obvious.

That’s why they’re dangerous.

In this episode of Wasteland Raccoon, we break down the survival myths people trust most — drinking urine, following animals, jumping into water, playing dead, boiling bad water, and more — and explain why these “common sense” choices often make things worse.

Real survival isn’t about heroics or TV moments.
It’s about slowing down, questioning your gut, and understanding how your body and the environment actually work under stress.

Fear rewards shortcuts.
Nature punishes them.

This video isn’t here to make you paranoid — it’s here to make you prepared.

If you’ve ever thought “that sounds right” in a survival situation… this one’s for you.

🦝 About Wasteland Raccoon

Wasteland Raccoon explores survival myths, human instincts, and the uncomfortable truth about how easily panic turns confidence into mistakes.

No fake bravado.
No TV nonsense.
Just calm breakdowns of what keeps people alive when things go wrong.

If you like smart survival content, psychological realism, and a little dark humor — welcome to the wasteland.

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Stay curious.
Stay cautious.
Stay alive.

🦝 Wasteland Raccoon