Shh.
Be quiet.
Those terrible creatures are everywhere.
Oh no.
What was that?
It’s too late.
They’re coming,
but we won’t let them get you.
It might have been fun
to watch the creatures of
"A Quiet Place"
from the comfort of your home.
But what are you going to do now
that they've set their ears on you?
Don't worry.
We've got just the tips
to help you survive
this alien invasion.
I hope you’re listening to this
in your headphones, my friend.
They’re out there.
Terrible alien creatures
have invaded Earth,
and their only goal
seems to be to extinguish humanity.
The invaders are faster than any vehicle.
They're strong enough
to break through any building
and have impenetrable armor.
They're blind,
but these aliens have incredible hearing.
They can hear the slightest noise
from miles away,
and they will
hunt you viciously.
That's why we'll explore
the best ways to avoid them,
escape from them
and even fight them.
And surprisingly,
you may need an electric guitar
to blow them away.
You managed to survive the initial attack
and learned that these things
hunt you by sound.
But you need shelter,
a source of food
and water.
Stay away from cities.
Even empty of people,
cities are full of noisy things
that you can't control,
like car alarms
and falling things.
Seek shelter outdoors,
where you can find
water sources
and the wind can dissipate
some of your noises.
But don't walk on forest trails.
The rustle of dry leaves
is loud enough for them to hear you
and hunt you down.
You can mark your routes with sand,
so it absorbs the noise
of your footsteps,
and protect your feet,
because you know,
you can't wear shoes.
Avoid any packaged, crunchy foods.
Opening a box or can could be enough
to get you killed.
Look for a quiet,
natural food source such as fish.
I know, fish are noisy.
But the sound of running water
will mask a lot of the noises you make
and provide you with a freshwater source.
Fortunately, a cooking fire doesn't
seem to get the aliens' attention.
So you can cook your fish.
But don't use oil
or dishes, as they are very noisy.
And unfortunately,
greens are not an option.
Think of all the noise
you make growing a crop,
storing them in the fridge,
and even chewing them.
So it's fish tonight, my friend.
Again.
The most important thing is your ability
to communicate effectively
with other survivors without speaking.
Sign language is your best option.
But this type of communication
varies from country to country.
Fortunately,
there is an international sign language,
and it is very similar
to American Sign Language.
But if you need to communicate
with people at a distance,
you can use a flashlight or a fire
to share messages in Morse code.
It's a good idea
to at least know how to say SOS.
It's three quick flashes,
three long flashes
and three short flashes again.
Wait a few seconds
and repeat the signal
until you get a response.
Oh yes. This is great.
There are other survivors in the area.
It doesn't matter
how stealthy you have become.
Eventually, you will make some noise,
and the creatures will come after you.
So prepare some loud and distant sound
sources to distract them.
You could use some fireworks
that you can set off from your shelter.
But you can also put out
some sound devices
that you can control remotely,
like Bluetooth speakers.
That's assuming that
electricity is still available.
But if it isn't,
you can use
some portable solar panels
to keep those devices running.
You can't spend your whole life
hiding, my friend.
At some point,
you will have to fight.
Fortunately, their strength
is also their greatest weakness.
Those deep ears are so sensitive
that audio feedback
seems to put them in deep pain.
Audio feedback occurs
when you close the loop between an input,
such as a microphone,
and an output, such as an amplifier.
So get an amp and a microphone.
Or you can choose a more fun option,
like an electric guitar.
Those little pickups
are basically microphones
that translate the notes
you play on the strings
into an electrical signal
and transport them to the amp.
So, if you put those pickups
in front of the amp,
you'll blow those critters' heads off.
If you share this secret,
maybe all the surviving musicians
will turn up the volume on their amps
and wipe out these creepy aliens.
That was terrifying.
Anyway, you can finally
listen to some music and relax.
But wait.
What's that moaning sound
coming from outside?
Oh, no.
Now zombies have
spread all over the world.
How can you survive that?
Do you know that scientists
have calculated
how many days
it would take for a zombie outbreak
to wipe out humanity?
Yes, we can tell you.