8-year-old survives 2 days in Michigan wilderness by eating snow and sheltering under a log.

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Michigan State Police released details on how an 8-year-old boy who went missing in a remote Michigan park was able to survive for two days before being rescued. The boy covered himself with branches and leaves for warmth, ate clean snow for hydration, and waited for rescuers to find him. He was found under a log about two miles away from his family's campsite. The search involved over 150 personnel and nine K9s. The Hurley School District expressed gratitude to all those who helped bring the boy back safely.
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