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What Bird Are You?

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Calmly observe the terrain and estimate the right direction.

Call your teammates and ask them to locate you.

It's like an adventure game! Explore as you go. 

Use rocks or branches to mark your path. 

You're lost on a mountain trail and it's getting dark. What do you do?

Assess slope and direction to make a logical choice.

Observe plant growth and sunlight direction before deciding. 

Choose the right hand side path—it seems more challenging.

You reach a fork in the trail, both paths look the same. You...?

Quietly move closer to identify what kind of animal it is.

Watch how others react before deciding whether to go out.

Cough loudly and bang a pot to scare it away.

You hear a strange sound outside your tent at night. What do you do?

Gently alert those around you while keeping formation.

Immediately call out and suggest checking the map.

You realize a teammate took the wrong path. You...?

Gather natural materials and create a pop-up art piece

Close your eyes and enjoy the breeze and birdsong

You discover a beautiful space in the forest. What's your first instinct?

Step carefully across large rocks, testing each one.

Suggest linking arms with your group to cross together.

Let others cross first and follow once it seems safe. 

Take off your shoes and play your way through the water.

You're about to cross a rushing stream. How do you handle it?


Offer to carry their gear and lighten the load.

Someone in your hiking group is exhausted. How do you respond?

Bring a waterproof camera to record fish.

Quietly practice breathing techniques before getting in. 

Discuss moves and dive spots with your buddy.

It's your first time scuba diving. What's your approach?

Journal the experience or draw your journey.

Clean and organize the gear, check for anything left behind.

Message everyone to plan the next meetup.

Take a solo walk while listening to music and reflecting. 

This outdoor activity ends. What's the first thing you want to do?