24hrs No Food No Water on a Tropical Beach - Eating What I Find | Low Tide Hunting Fish

I tried a 24hr tropical beach camp out with no food and no water. The weather was super hot, making the challenge that little bit more challenging. I found various things which I wasn't able to identify, so please drop me a comment if you know what they are called.
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[@dommoore]

The feather belongs to the Indochinese Roller. The lesser known brother of the similar Indian Roller. Beautiful birds, but not that uncommon. Love your videos, please never stop churning out the top-notch content.

[@TheHatShallDie]

Coconut crabs *are* a kind of hermit crab, so there's no good way to tell whether its one or the other until it gets to be larger. But no matter which they are, you can still safely eat them with just a few minutes cooking over the fire. You could even cook them in their own shells if you were feeling a tad macabre.

[@RyanMclain]

Ah. Can rest assured knowing ill be enjoyably entertained for the next 50min. Thanks dustin

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Ryan - Legend 👊

[@earlshaner4441]

Make a smokey fire for the flying and biting bugs

[@DarkEccentric]

Love watching these videos before falling asleep❤

[@kenf4837]

If you hit the pointed end of a coconut on one of those big rocks, repeatedly, it will split the outer husk into 3 equal pieces. Go slowly so you don't expend a lot of energy. Just hit it hard and work slowly! You will be surprised how quickly it comes out. I learned this from a professional! (I watched a monkey do it!) He made it look so easy I had to try it! It is easy! That way, when you drink all the water, you can cut the shell in half and you've got a nice cup from the bottom half!

[@bdctrans70]

Why did a scrappy Scottish accent came to my head when that hermit crab bit you! "GET Y'ER GRUBBY MITTS OFF ME HOUSE!" I love my collaspable rods! I have one in my truck and one in my saddle bag of my motorcycle!

[@wanaeman3279]

Done 50min, loved it. Please friend, I’m still waiting for the 1 week no food no water challenge😭 can also do 2 episode video, 4 days of the first episode then the rest for second episode. Like that u can add more content for the whole week👍🏻

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks mate 👍

[@dhireshnandha3319]

Can't wait

[@NorthBorneoLights]

"Smells like ladieeees" absolutely sent me 😂😂

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

😆😆😆😆😆

[@mertgul2590]

If you hook a fish and it hides under a rock, don't force and try to reel it, instead of that just open and release the fishing line for about 15 mins. After that reel until your line is not slack anymore and then hook it again and dont stop reeling until you get the fish on land. Nice video and you are a very friendly person.👍🏻

[@vwkev85]

another great video. Would love to see you do a video with @field days

[@lagoryk]

Wish u had tried fishing again

[@jcsosa9167]

The thing that you said it looks like an almond its actually an almond they are quite delicious and if you see yellow ones you can eat the peel and its sweet

[@David-James]

I’d give my left coconut to be there! A bit cold here in Pa.✌️

[@Travis_Hackney]

Good to see you taking it easy on yourself 😉👍🏻

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks 👍

[@reneerupert5830]

Next time you get a fish stuck give it some line, let it get itself out then you stand a better chance of reeling it in.

[@seafishinggirl]

Yes or you could always cut your line and tie a float on the end for later retrievel

[@stormo4925]

Love this thank you so much for sharing

[@staphaniehenny7462]

Hey Dustin just a little tip when you open a coconut do it from the bottom since that bottom side has lesser husk than the top you always open your coconut it will make it easier to open from the bottom. Try it and see if you find it easy for you

[@life36543]

Thanks for this wonderful video❤❤

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching

[@LoveFromPabna]

You voice makes me to watch the video. 🥰🥰🥰

[@jcsosa9167]

Hey one little tip that may help you poke coconuts down is to make the bamboo end kinda like a spear or like a fork and go behind the coconut and twist thats what we used to do back in my homeland

[@freddyoutdoors]

Mint watch for sure you love it out their

[@user-le9cc6ru9m]

this man deserves so much more folowers

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks

[@mariothomas282]

Hell no this guy can’t even get no food lmfao

[@ayushkaushik8794]

😐 That's my reaction to your coment.​@@mariothomas282

[@justinehayward2553]

I agree, brilliant. Meanwhile, someone who puts strawberries in their ears and mews like a cat, gets a squillion followers.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Thanks for filming Dustin. 😁👍🏼

[@lalacrypto1]

I love how the hermit crabs were just hanging out with you watching you open up that coconut ar night.

[@cedricdeheynwoeste]

Cool.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Merci Ced

[@danareed1656]

so cool!

[@DaTrains]

The so called seed is an Indian almond It’s pretty yummy so if ya do see one pick em’ up and chew em down! Love ya vids man! I’ve been bored over the weekend and your videos got me hooked! I can say I had a great weekend! Keep up the good work!

[@barrie1]

Amazing as always mate 👍👍

[@joeeliyah2090]

Thanks for sharing!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching!

[@JSMCalder]

That was good watch mate. Enjoying these 👌🏻

[@studytostudy5919]

40:52 yes my man you can eat it thats a one of the type of indian almond and 100% safe to eat....

[@rainmanloading]

It probably means nothing but, just know that you do what I can only dream of. Hope this is as fun in real life as I imagine, even the bad stuff!

[@GleeChan]

Anyone else getting the feeling that Dustin owns a winter home in Thailand?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

😆 I wish!!

[@Nerathul1]

Dustin's winter tactic: Be homeless in thailand for a few months, call it survival challenges.

[@MySide]

Hey man, great to see you still at it. Looks like a really fun adventure.... but tough.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks bro 🙏

[@user-uj8so1dp9e]

yes it is indeed an almond we call its a bush almond Tropical Almond Native to the Queensland coast, the tree grows to 20 metres and produces green to red tapered pods from January to April. Inside is a single elongated almond which can be eaten raw. It has a crisp texture, nutty flavour and high ratio of oil. The pod casing makes good homes for rodents and sand crabs.

[@josiah8351]

Yes

[@antoniobuensuceso9170]

materials in the beach are useful. to make utensils. shelter and so on 😊

[@ArielleViking]

Brilliant adventure, pity bout that that fish. Bounty, haven’t had one of those in years, need to see if I can find it here. 👍🏻

[@kingrafa3938]

Another great video Dustin!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks again!

[@henryemang8718]

Wow! Amizing survival.i like its...😊😘😘😘🌴🏖️🏞️

[@johnturner6251]

Thankx Dustin

[@justinehayward2553]

Love your vids. I spend a bit of time in places like this myself, but not enough. With respect, you remind me of a cross between Frodo and Bear Grylls.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I don't know how to take that haha

[@justinehayward2553]

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS well intended. Love your shows. I've just been watching some Australian chap doing the same and thinking, that's not how 'you' do it. For starters he did not make those coconuts look like pencil tips nor drink them with such fervour. All the best from Hong Kong.

[@forendetta8164]

Thank for video warrior👏🏻

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks 👊

[@melliW1]

I haven't been there for a while. (hospital) is getting better again. time for your videos again. the last video was 1 year secret primetive stealth shelter. love your channel and keep it up mate. greetings from germany

[@SmirkyB]

I really want to eat a coconut right now. Great video!

[@waynezcontentemporium]

Eaten out😉

[@JasonMcCannLover]

Great video, I was hoping you would get a fish dinner 😉

[@kenf4837]

They're hermit crabs!

[@heriyantoiyabu]

Nice

[@antoniobuensuceso9170]

lolnhermit crab 😂

[@ringovision]

Good Vibes

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Ringo 👊

[@billgibson9768]

great video mate

[@Blackcat1111..]

That blue feather could be from the Asian Fairy Bird 🐦🪶

[@claramullen]

You were correct on those Indian almond nuts.

[@kittvt]

How did you get the POV shots from the top of the palm tree?

[@Vantud391]

Maybe drone

[@dommyboysmith]

Yup. He brings a drone as part of his camera gear.

[@vStatisticz]

Next. 30 day survival challenge.

[@03stmlax]

The sound the cicadas make where you are is even more annoying than the ones in the US

[@gaming3602]

41:33 yes, that was Indian almond

[@dennisjames8386]

U can also get a pan full of the hermit crabs 🦀 an eat them so u not going to starve,bet a bunch of them cooked in coconut would be kick ass great work peace dj

[@hdrvman]

I bet a Scots Eye Auger would make it easier to get to the coconut milk !

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

That's very true 👍

[@dsouzaalexander1517]

And YES , They are Indian Almonds 😊- Love from India 🇮🇳 🤠

[@melliW1]

You're right, that's an Indian almond tree.

[@user-bu2kg4fz5v]

Thes American makes opening a coconut look like going to the moon

[@DarkMeta_Minecraft_Dominion-AV]

that looks like a peacock feather

[@Flowergurl2000]

Again! Coconuts and a knife.

[@mitchellhunt6279]

I think it’s a peacock feather

[@suemoore1965]

💗💗💗 Would love to see you open a coconut with no tools other than a rock

[@lucasfff1370]

When are you doing a live again? Perhaps with TA Outdoors... please?

[@isaactorres7131]

That also looks lime a mexican almond tree. They go from green to like reddish brown then you can eat it. You can eat the nut inside of it too

[@stevenbenavente1229]

Those coconut you find that are tore up are done by coconut crab & yes you can eat them.

[@dionablian4857]

Cicadas don't make sound at night. Only at dusk.

[@loniseatonio3599]

you can actually eat the seed in that almond its good

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks

[@alalmaoui5212]

Hermit crabs are sold at pet stores here in the USA. Mate!!!!

[@victordavidmontalvo4412]

Indochinese roller species of bird where the feather is from.

[@samsym6747]

This coconut chaenal 😂😂

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

😆

[@samsym6747]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS 🤣👍

[@samsym6747]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS but I like you chaenal,. T, q bro 👍👍

[@Rushikesh_Balwant]

41.29 yes they are indian almond

[@plant3508]

Green Almonds on the tree and you are right it was an almond nut

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

Many ants taste like lemon... cooking ingredient? Feather? from a Throat Wobbler Mangrove Not an almond. It is a fuzzy bit from the former Dr. Livingston. I found a coconut in the forest near Cornwall

[@user-un2lk3uf5o]

Hello greetings Aruba

[@2967575]

That Indian almond fruit is tasty once it ripen it turns red or yellow and thats its seed correct,

[@bingbongdingdongthethird]

“24 hr coconut eating challenge”

[@AngusYoung4100]

Lol The South-East Asia Region is the Region with the second highest estimated malaria burden globally. God, I hate mosquitos. Damn!

[@dennisjames8386]

They r hermit crabs. U will know a coconut crab when u see them. Way way bigger

[@sokjeong-ho7033]

Coconut crabs start off small.

[@dennisjames8386]

Everything starts small

[@rideshotgunstrapforsafety6339]

Can you eat anything other than sea food or coconut related food in that situation to survive

[@cgamejewels]

Hermit crabs are baby coconut crabs.

[@izzy123412457]

You said that you are on a deserted tropical beach, curious why do I hear cars passing by in the distance. I also hear boats passing by.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Yes, there were the occasional boats passing which you can hear.

[@taylorshiver3284]

Great videos! What knife is that?

[@brubaker1101]

coconut crab is much bigger

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks

[@jimmycoppin1568]

Yea that is almond

[@antonioantonio5950]

in sri lanka we called Apricot that you have cut that seed?Armond also right ☺we sometimes eat Armond seeds ☺😊

[@jimmycoppin1568]

Dry almond they are

[@peaone7091]

good video but the bottle wasnt shaking tho ??

[@suemoore1965]

💗💗💗 ARE HERMIT CRABS TOO SMALL TO EAT

[@lynikiua]

Looks like coconut crabs very yummy meat

[@jacksg1809]

I think u should take some bin bags with u and have a tidy up

[@ahmadmursalin6596]

No im more thinking it was more like a tropical almond it not really the same taste of a regular almond but its better than nothing and for safety roast it after you cracked it it will reduce the amount of toxins in the seed. on some variety have poison so just be safe. Better look it up on Google or some book. But from the tree that are on the video it tge same as a regular tropical almond,but just be safe and learn the plant thoroughly first😅😅😅

[@leifartemis7569]

“Seekaddas” 🇬🇧

[@DarkMeta_Minecraft_Dominion-AV]

hi bro, how u been?! i'm gunna stay tuned so i can find out if you survived. 😂 btw how was the trip lol

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching

[@victordavidmontalvo4412]

QUARTER 25 CENTS

[@ronin3377]

You need a better flashlight. The one you use just sucks. If you’re using it to scan the beach etc get one that has more lumens and more flood

[@lalacrypto1]

More light also attracts more mosquitoes and other biting things.