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In the unknown environment of outdoor exploration, the practicality of equipment often determines the confidence in survival, and the multi-purpose pliers are undoubtedly the "all-round player" among them. It integrates multiple tool functions in one, is compact in size but can handle complex scenarios. From basic operations to emergency handling, each function may become a crucial assist. 

Basic operations: The "master key" for daily needs 

The most commonly used functions are the pliers and the scissors. The biting force of the pliers is strong enough to easily cut ropes of different thicknesses - whether it's adjusting the length of the nylon rope when setting up a tent or cutting entangled vines in an emergency, it can be done efficiently. The built-in scissors eliminate the need to carry separate tools. When dealing with food packaging, cutting fabric to mend clothes, its flexibility far exceeds that of ordinary pliers. 

In addition, the screwdriver bits (flat-head and Phillips) that come with most multi-tools can solve minor equipment malfunctions: tightening the screws when the backpack buckle becomes loose, adjusting the metal contacts in the flashlight battery compartment when there is poor contact, and even disassembling small camping stoves for cleaning to prevent equipment damage from affecting the trip. 

Advanced Survival Skills: Essential Tools for Surviving in the Wild 

When building a shelter in the wild, the pointed part of the pliers can be very useful. It can precisely bend thin wire to fix the framework of branches, or pick up hot stones to build a simple fire pit. If you need to make hunting tools, the jaws of the pliers can help bend metal strips to make trigger devices for traps, and the pointed part can be used to sharpen the tips of wooden spears to increase the success rate of hunting. 

It can also come in handy when obtaining food and water. When dealing with fish or small prey, the scissors can quickly remove the innards, and the pincers can easily open shells. When filtering water, use the pincers to break activated carbon into small pieces and combine it with fabric to make a simple filter, which can effectively reduce impurities in the water. More importantly, some models of multi-purpose pliers have serrated blades that can replace a small knife to cut thicker branches for building stretchers or making defensive tools. 

Emergency response: The "lifeline" in times of crisis 

When encountering an accidental injury, a pair of pliers can be transformed into a simple medical tool. After disinfecting with alcohol wipes, scissors can carefully cut open the clothing around the wound, and the pointed-nose pliers can remove small foreign objects embedded in the skin (such as thorns or sand grains). If it is necessary to immobilize a fractured area, the pliers can be used to cut and smooth a branch, and then combined with bandages and ropes to make a temporary splint, which can effectively prevent secondary injuries. 

In extreme environments, it can even assist in starting a fire: by clamping a magnesium stick and quickly scraping it to produce sparks, or bending a metal sheet to focus sunlight and ignite dry moss. If a lighter fails, polishing the jaws to a shine and reflecting concentrated heat onto flammable materials in strong light can also serve as an alternative method for starting a fire. Additionally, when lost at night, using the jaws to strike a metal container to make noise as a distress signal is more energy-efficient than shouting. 

Detail Design: Hidden Features as "Bonus Points" 

Many multi-purpose pliers also feature thoughtful designs. For instance, the built-in bottle opener can be used to open cans or beverages during camping, eliminating the hassle of using a stone. The ruler scale on some models can be used to measure the size of game or the length of branches, helping to plan resource usage more accurately. And when folded, their compact size (usually just the size of a palm) can be easily stored in the side pocket of a backpack or a waist tool bag, taking up little space but always ready for use. 

In conclusion, the value of a multi-tool in outdoor exploration goes far beyond its surface function as a "tool collection". Every design aspect is optimized for wilderness scenarios, reducing the burden of equipment with its multi-functionality and ensuring reliability in handling unexpected situations. For explorers, mastering its usage skills is like carrying a "versatile assistant" at all times, giving them more confidence with every step forward.