Water Safety and Group Decision-Making

The video follows a group on a hunt, where they discover a water source. Despite its murkiness, they decide to drink it unfiltered, citing the weight of filters and the time it takes for bacteria to cause illness as reasons. They plan to return to Fairbanks before any potential sickness sets in.

What is the group's initial reaction to the water they find?

• They are cautious because it looks murky.

• They decide to filter it immediately.

• They refuse to drink it.

• They are excited to drink it.

What is the group's attitude towards the taste of the water?

• They find it delicious.

• They are indifferent to the taste.

• They think it tastes bad but is still good to drink.

• They refuse to drink it because of the taste.

Why does the group choose not to filter their water?

• They want to avoid carrying extra weight.

• They think the filter is unnecessary.

• They believe the filter is too expensive.

• They forgot to bring a filter.

What is the group's reasoning for not worrying about getting sick from the water?

• They have medicine to treat any sickness.

• They have strong immune systems.

• They plan to boil the water later.

• They will be back in Fairbanks before any illness can occur.

What does the group decide to do after discussing the water situation?

• They start filtering the water.

• They choose to move on with their journey.

• They decide to camp by the water.

• They call for help.