@jamslaag: You Cannot Fully Sink yourself in quicksand apparently… The human body is less dense (about 1 gram per cubic centimeter) than quicksand (about 2 grams per cubic centimeter), so it's physically impossible to sink completely and disappear. You would sink only about up to your waist or chest. Movement Causes Deeper Sinking: Panicked struggling makes the quicksand more fluid, causing you to sink deeper. Staying calm and moving slowly helps the sand re-solidify around you and allows you to work your way out. The Real Danger is Getting Trapped. The primary danger isn't the quicksand itself, but the risks associated with being immobilized. Being unable to move can lead to hypothermia, dehydration, or drowning if the tide comes in. It Forms Near Water, Quicksand can be found anywhere the right mix of loose, fine grained sand (or silt/clay) and water is present, such as riverbanks, lake shores, marshes, and especially coastal tidal flats. It's Very Hard to Escape, The force required to pull a single foot out of quicksand can be the equivalent of lifting a medium-sized car. Escaping requires slow, methodical movements to reintroduce water around your limbs and reduce the sand's grip. Quicksand can look like normal, solid ground, sometimes covered with leaves or a thin dry layer of sand, making it hard to spot before you step in it. How to Escape Quicksand  If you find yourself stuck, follow these steps:  1. Stay calm. Panic will cause you to struggle and sink faster. 2. Lighten your load. Remove any heavy items like a backpack. 3. Lie back. Lean backward and spread your arms out wide to distribute your weight across a larger surface area, which helps you float. 4. Slowly wiggle. Gently wiggle your legs to create space around them. This allows water to seep down and loosen the sand's grip. 5. Crawl to safety. Once your limbs are free, slowly roll or crawl to firmer ground. 6. Call for help. If you are unable to free yourself, call emergency services like the coastguard (in coastal areas) and provide your location BEISIKLEE… #jamslaag #quicksand #inspiration #british #survival

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“No time is the best time to do this”

🦩Tilly📚 :

you never fail at making me smile 😂

Sophia :

This is my favourite video 😂😂😂😂

beari :

every step gave me a fresh wave of panic

deusvult777 :

that mud is actually mad dangerous 😂

✧₊˚.⋆ Jenna ☾⋆⁺.𖥔 ݁ :

This got me thinking about the terror that animals felt when they got stuck in the Le Brea Tar Pits and now I'm sad. 😟 Glad you made it out.

Rossco :

You in Bognor Regis buddy?

Alexandr :

out and about with fern :

basically your sinking 👌

Kale🥬 :

This is the situation I was terrified of as a child as tho I would come across this at least once a week.

ellimae❤️‍🩹 :

never been this early

Jack Martin :

love this man

Elaine Bento :

Some very useful survival information provided! Well thanks for that then!

Luciferslolly :

Lovely sunset provided 🌅 I'm early 💜

Annie Ruok :

I haven't seen you in so long hiiii ❤❤

Morgana :

if you ever come near the south downs please let me come on a walk with you 😭😇

Mal :

Where’s your nice walking stick provided, pal?

brit :

yesss! back to boggin! i bet that would be extra lovely while barefoot in the summertime

Fairy Goth Moth :

I nearly fell arse over bum is my new favourite saying 🖤

Baffling 🏐🌍 :

you in Milton Keynes?

Mr Wow :

🥰🥰🥰

Krysta :

now you're ready for salmon fishing up at Ship Creek in AK😆 the fire dept brings a pieces of plywood out to be able to walk across the silt to help people who need rescue. what you think about a few slats of cedar board in your pack? use them like snow shoes...might could hop your wellies across it then! 💞

wulbur91 :

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我愛我的女朋友。 :

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oneblondebrunet :

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EverythingLouise :

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