Untitled @hogie51 - Tumblr Blog

heatandapathy

This is an absolute religious experience that I was not prepared for

soulsistrin

Whoever did the caps for this deserves an award

liifeintechniicolour

Can never not reblog this, a Scottish national treasure 😂

grumpyseaman

ampervadasz

Unmute!

southernsideofme

Boys will be boys

the-provincial-paladin-deactiva

Another example of TOXIC MASCULINITY

thereturnof-msbewitching

I will reblog this every time. I love this 💕

ALWAYS a reblog.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

A wonderful lesson for the meaning of humanity.

chubbybantha-deactivated2026013

Not just he kind of hero we needed, but the kind of hero we want as well...

starseedpatriot

Please share the hell out of this. I hope this honest scientist isn't Epsteined!

snafu6996

Listen and pay attention people

sic-s3mper-tyrannis

mtncruzer

This man is awesome! Totally has his shit together.

bd6686

He's well spoken and has common sense so he must be a white supremist.

wildsurvival

first-son-of-finwe

Because it’s happened to us on a trek, if you see abandoned clothes, stop and search for anyone nearby. Late-stage hypotherima causes a thing called paradoxical undressing where the person feels too hot and starts taking their clothes off.

weirdponytail

for a little bit of an order for this if it isn’t obvious: Take any wet clothes off (including sweaty clothes!! underlayers can become soaked with sweat while working in the cold and lead to hypothermia later) BEFORE you wrap the person in warm dry blankets/clothing.

Also I cannot stress the ‘do not rub’ thing enough. If you have a frozen steak, let it thaw a little bit and then give it a good rub. Take a peek at it via a hand lens. You’ll see tons of little cuts/gashes. That’s from the ice crystals cutting into the flesh. NEVER rub the skin of a hypothermia/extreme cold exposed person to warm them up unless you want the same damn thing happening to their flesh.

Don’t warm the extremities (hands/feet) too quickly. Not only would it be extremely painful, but the vessels in said extremities opening too quickly can lead to shock (part of the direct heat issue).