📢 Q. When a person is floating in the water in group they should be in.

The correct answer is B, the Huddle position. When floating in the water in a group, individuals should adopt the huddle position. This involves clustering together in a tight formation to conserve body heat and reduce heat loss. The huddle position is particularly important in cold water to prevent hypothermia by maintaining warmth through body contact.

In contrast, the HELP position (Heat Escape Lessening Posture) is used by individuals floating alone in cold water to minimize heat loss. The yoga position is not a recognized technique for survival in the water.

• The huddle position ensures heat retention in cold waters.
• Grouping together increases the chances of survival in cold environments.
• Hypothermia prevention is critical in survival situations.
• The HELP position is used when alone in cold water.
• Group survival strategies focus on conserving energy and warmth.