In a forest without a visible water source, consider these methods to find or gather water:

• 1- Rainwater: Use any available containers to collect rainwater during a downpour. Tarpaulins or large leaves can also be used to direct water into containers.
• 2- Morning Dew: Wipe down vegetation with a cloth or clothing in the early morning to collect dew. Squeeze the moisture into a container.
• 3- Dig for Groundwater: Dig a hole in a low-lying area; if the soil is damp or you notice moisture, wait for water to seep in and collect it.
• 4- Follow Animal Tracks: Animals often lead to water sources. Be cautious, observe their tracks, and follow them cautiously to potential water locations.
• 5- Look for Signs of Moisture: Moss on trees, certain plants, or areas with lush vegetation can indicate proximity to water sources underground.

Remember to purify collected water before consumption to ensure it’s safe to drink.