Abandoned Island! - Can We Survive 24 Hours?

The video follows Christina Wilson and Coyote as they attempt to survive for 24 hours on an uninhabited island in the Florida Keys, inspired by a dachshund named Kiwi who survived there for 30 days. They scavenge for resources, build a shelter, and try to find food, facing challenges like sharks and the harsh environment. Despite difficulties, they manage to create a shelter and start a fire, ultimately getting rescued by a team focused on mangrove restoration.

What was the main objective of Christina and Coyote's adventure in the Florida Keys?

• To find a hidden treasure

• To survive for 24 hours on an uninhabited island

• To document the wildlife

• To test new survival gear

What did Christina and Coyote find in the broken catamaran that could be useful?

• A working radio

• A map of the island

• A fishing net

• A life jacket and trap lines

What was the biggest danger they faced while crossing to the larger island?

• Stingrays and sharks

• Strong currents

• Lack of visibility

• Sudden storms

What resource did they find on the larger island that was considered a lifesaver?

• Edible plants

• Coconuts

• A shelter

• Freshwater spring

What was the main challenge they faced while trying to catch food?

• Lack of fishing equipment

• Unfamiliarity with the local wildlife

• Limited time

• Difficulty in making a spear

What tool did they use to try and start a fire?

• A Flint striker

• A magnifying glass

• A lighter

• Matches

What did they name the dead crab they found?

• Barry

• Harry

• Larry

• Gary

What kept Christina awake during the night?

• The sound of waves

• The cold weather

• The Clapper rail bird calls

• Mosquitoes

Who discovered Kiwi, the dachshund, on the island?

• A local fisherman

• A butterfly biologist

• A park ranger

• A tourist

What was the main lesson Christina and Coyote learned from their adventure?

• The importance of teamwork

• The need for better equipment

• The challenges of survival in the wild

• The beauty of the Florida Keys