All language subtitles for Naked.and.Afraid.XL.S10E06.1080p.HEVC.x265-MeGusta

Man, that is bloody hot.

Oh,

-You all right?
-No.

I think I've said
that like six times.

We got to get to the shade.

I'm trying.

This hike is ridiculous.

It is so freaking
scorching hot today.

You know, Heather
is really struggling,

and I'm... I'm pretty worried

we might not make it
to the next destination.

All right, we've got some
thicker stuff coming up.

Hopefully, we're gonna
get some shade again.

Did you hear something?

-Did you just hear a human?
-Yeah.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

-Hello?
-Hello?

-No!
-What?

Over here in the woods.

We're coming to you.

Hello?

Just the man I'm looking for?

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God, I'm
so happy to see y'all.

God, it's about time. Come here.

Come here.

I'm so glad we're not alone.

We thought we weren't
gonna see anybody.

-Me too.
-That's Nathan.

-Hi!
-Hey!

Nathan's home.

We had a feeling people
might still be out here,

but it was so exciting to
actually see other people.

I can't believe
there's five of us left.

-I know.
-I know.

We literally thought
that we were like...

Are we the... Is there other
people out here, though?

We haven't seen anyone. You
guys are the first ones we've seen.

I didn't even know I
was gonna make it here.

Like, when we were just coming,

I started vomiting so bad
across the grounds, like...

She was like... - Like, I'm
throwing up and walking.

-Aw!
-Yeah.

I'm, like, feeling really weird.

Just get some sleep.

And I'm just going to
try to find some food.

As Adam recovered
from a parasitic infection...

Oh, my God.

...rising waters compromised
the camp's resources.

This is a good indicator that...

I think we need to, uh, move on.

I caught an eel. Yeah!

And his decision to
keep food to himself...

I was pretty lucky to catch
an eel early this morning.

Say what?

You were pretty much
sleeping until my last mouthful.

And then at that stage,
it was like, I couldn't stop.

...may have put
their partnership,

and Heather's challenge...
I'm struggling here.

...at risk.

I truly believe if he would
have shared those fish with me,

I'd be a lot better off.

We have a seep
well that's ready,

if you need some
fresh water right now.

That'd be great. Thank you.

-You guys wanna come see our shelter, like...
-Yeah.

...sit down and... - I
haven't really eaten much...

-and I am hurting for it, like I need to eat something.
-Oh!

Yeah, I haven't eaten
in six... five or six days.

Also, we've got a bunch
of nispero fruit up here,

but as far as like,
fish or anything,

-we've got zero protein.
-Okay.

We caught caiman, but we
were done within three days.

-We finished the rest of ours this morning.
-Yeah.

After arriving at
their new camp...

There we go.

This is a pretty
good spot right here.

...Terra, Lynsey and
Nathan are now 28 miles

from the Day 40
extraction point...

-See anything?
-Mmm-mmm.

Nothing but babies.

...but failed to find signs
of significant protein...

We can't live off of this.

...until a hunting excursion...

-Caiman.
-It's a caiman.

Argh!

...led to a much
needed team win.

We are literally the most epic
team in the whole entire world.

Yeah, I'm definitely gonna need
some water 'cause I like, when I...

as soon as I get in the sun
'cause of the heat stroke,

now I'm puking.

Did y'all wanna go to
the seep well right away?

Our seep well is just
right over here, too.

I think I just need
to come sit down

and have a few sips
of that water and just...

Yeah.

We don't have a fire
going 'cause it's hot as hell.

All right.

I just wanna have water
before I start throwing up again.

I'm gonna go get you some
fresh water from the seep well.

All right. I'm really sick.

We finally have two more people,

Heather and Adam.

They're both in pretty
poor shape, though,

after the long hike here,
so not ideal by any means.

I don't feel good.

I'm not getting any better.

This challenge is a lot
harder than I anticipated.

Are you doing all right?

-I'm still sick.
-You need water?

We've got some water.

I'm so afraid if I drink,
I'll just throw up again.

You need water, babe?

Yeah.

Here's some fresh
water. It's all you, babe.

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

Oh. Phew!

After having such a super
long, exhausting hike,

I want to try to get Heather
down to the water to cool off.

But just walking
through the sun,

I think is dangerous
at this point.

Like, I am nervous
about Heather.

I'm feeling really
nauseous right now,

so I'm not really
saying too much.

No, you're fine. Just relax.

I can totally understand.

Just drink some water.

Eat some fruits, if you
feel like it. Just chill.

This challenge,
this proving grounds,

it's about being able
to overcome adversity.

But I just can't seem
to shake this nausea,

and definitely been taken down,

you know, like a fat
man on a seesaw.

Like, it's really
quick and fast.

That's a brutal hike,

but I'm not giving up.

Let me get this little hand.

We still have another hand?

Little hand meat.

Little hand... hand
bones, hand meat.

Get this, like, thick
stuff right here.

That's some good hand meat.

We'll rip a little finger off.

-Want a finger?
-Okay.

One week after joining forces...

...Kaiela, Malorie and Shell...

We got him there.

...secured their largest
team win of the challenge.

We got our caiman!

Our big papa caiman!

...leaving them protein rich...

We're gonna eat good tonight.

-Ooh!
-Tastes like heaven.

...but still 31 miles from
the Day 40 extraction point.

It's amazing how much
we've accomplished

and how much we've
been through so far.

I got some more moriche!

Awesome. You're amazing, girl.

I start thinking about... like,

"Man, we have enough meat.

We have fruit."

You know, we're good.

We're all pretty
healthy right now.

Maybe this is a
good time to move.

You know, we have a
lot of meat guys, um...

So what are you guys
thinking about moving on?

-We have a lot of way to go.
-We just scored a lot of food,

and we have ways to go...

We're gonna have energy now.

We know there's
another big water source

that we can go to, but it is,

um, kind of a trek, I feel like.

-Yeah, a trek.
-Either way, we have to start making our way that way.

-For one day.
-We have to start making our way.

We can't just do
it all at the end.

-Yeah, we can't.
-You know, it's gonna... It's gonna weigh heavy on us.

Yeah, I think that's super
important for us to utilize

the energy from this
massive caiman win for us,

to harness that into another...

-I agree.
-...large, kind of, trek for us. Yeah.

So, we're in agreement?

We... we're gonna leave?

Yeah.

I'm incredibly happy
that we're finally moving

because I've gotten
very antsy in this place.

Not that I don't acknowledge
and appreciate everything

that it's provided for us, I do.

I just think it's definitely
time, um, mentally

to be moving on
to a new location.

All right, so this is
where we're at, right here.

-This is extraction.
-Yeah. Yeah.

So, our next water
source is right here.

-I'd say roughly 10 miles.
-Yeah.

The nearest viable water source

will take the team
ten miles northeast

through open grasslands and
thick jungles to a large lake,

a move that will still
leave them 19 miles

from the Day 40
extraction point.

-I'm gonna...
-It's gonna be rough.

It's gonna be rough, so
we have to really hydrate.

-Yeah.
-And be ready to go first... first light.

Y'all ready for it?

-I'm so ready.
-Hell, yeah.

It is 40 miles in 40 days,

and we have a lot
of ground to cover.

So with us feeling good
and all this meat in reserve,

it's time to go.

We have a 115 moriche.

Wow, that's so much.

Yeah.

So, we got a long day tomorrow.

We wanna gather all of
our stuff that we're taking,

so all of our tools,

like our fish basket that
we can reuse as a backpack,

and then use again as a
fish basket when we get there.

There's a couple of
little tiny fish in here.

But we don't need them...

'cause we got lots of food.

We wanna hydrate as
much as humanly possible.

We want to eat a good
amount of our jerky,

and just fill our bodies up.

It's important before we leave

to set ourselves up for success.

Tribe goes from three to five.

And I'm kind of
worried about that

with the way that
Heather came in today.

But now we're all
on the same... team.

We're all on the same page.

So Nate and I, we're just doing
our best to get the shelter shorn up,

so that they've got a
place to sleep tonight.

I'm fetching this part that just
had those wilted plantain eels.

I think just closing
the shelter off

will be better
just for everyone.

-Here's our new vine coming in.
-Okay.

Tie this one anywhere

-around where it's coming in at.
-Okay.

You can't really make it
a whole lot bigger here,

and we don't wanna really
expend the energy to do that,

since it's so far to go to
get the moriche palm fronds

that we would need to extend it.

And so, I'm just trying to
make it more comfortable.

I'm hoping
everybody fits in here.

Uh, we'll see what happens.

Let's go to the water.

Let your body get rested.

Let your body cool down.

This is so cold.

And just... it's cold, but...

if you just sit and slowly let
the rest of your body get in,

and just... it will... - I'll let
my body get used to this.

-'cause this thing can shock my body even worse.
-Yeah.

We just start doing
everything we can do

to cool down Heather's
body temperature.

-Ah, it's freezing.
-Mmm-hmm. It is cold.

-Yeah.
-And then put your hand on your face and do this.

It'll drop your body
temperature real quick.

I start to feel better

when Lynsey
brought me to the river.

I'm not saying I'm
over the mountain,

but I'm definitely
feeling a lot better.

Nowhere near as
bad as it was at all.

You're, you know...
you're not eating every day.

This is not normal
living situations.

Plus this hike, plus
being hot, no food.

It was amazing to
have Lynsey there.

I think it was awesome to have
someone there helping me struggle.

I'm not really used to that.

I mean, Adam, he wasn't caring
about anybody surviving, except for him.

I'm making a
little bed platform.

You know, it's just gonna
be just enough off the ground

that when it
rains, you stay dry.

And hopefully, it keeps
some of the bugs away.

So, I cut up some palm fronds,

the stalks.

After that hellish hike, I
am absolutely exhausted.

If I'm gonna get back
in this game strong,

I've got to get that
sleep, get some food.

You know, like,
I need a big win.

So, that is gonna be
my priority right now.

Ta-da.

Somewhat of a bed.

A lot better than it was.

Hell, yeah, it is.

The thatching job, I think
we did a good job of it...

And already, Adam has by far

the best sleeping
spot in the shelter.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, let's make a plan.

See how we're
gonna sleep tonight.

How much rube you
got back there, man?

-Me?
-Yeah.

This much.

Okay, it's like, I'm just
trying to picture in our heads,

how we would all lay to
keep us all comfortable.

Do you wanna sleep
on the ground like us,

-so there's... there's a lot of room
-Not really.

Adam squished Nathan and
Lynsey on top of each other,

and then he put slats down to
have a bed, which none of us have.

We're in somebody else's camp.

You're in their shelter and
you're taking up a third of it.

Okay. I'm gonna run
over to the seep well

to fill up on as
much water as I can.

Okay.

Snake!

-Snake!
-Snake!

-Where?
-What?

-What?
-Where you at?

Snake!

-Snake!
-Snake!

-Where?
-What?

Where you at?

Over here. I just lost him.

-Does he have a knife?
-No, I didn't have anything.

-I was just headed to the seep well.
-I got a knife

-and a stick.
-I got a knife, and I got a gaff.

-Where'd you lose him at?
-Right here in this tree.

Did it go up it?

I just... he just disappeared
when I tried to circle around it.

-Okay, what is it?
-A dark green about...

inch-and-a-half around and maybe
four-and-a-half feet long or so...

Sounds like an emerald tree boa.

He's got to be big
then. Where the is he?

So he just disappeared
into the leaves.

If it's an emerald tree boa,

they're elusive as hell
because they're thin,

they're green, and they
go up into the green,

and camouflage
themselves immediately.

Extremely hard to see.

I actually used to own
an emerald tree boa.

Now you're gonna eat his cousin.

So once the snake
goes up the tree,

we're kind of... But we're
still gonna look around.

Do you see anything?

No.

Eh, it sucks.

It's a frustrating feeling
when you're so damn hungry,

and you know you're
so close to food,

your mouth instantly
starts to salivate.

A green snake, in Columbia...

should be easy to find.

Okay, well, now this
has got me hungry.

It's pretty tough, even
though I didn't see the snake,

knowing that it
slithered away...

yeah, that would have
been a... a good snack.

That's, uh, gone now.

I used to own...
over a 100 snakes.

And when they want to
camouflage, they camouflage.

They know what they're doing.

We're probably
not gonna find him.

Good eye there, Nathan.

Maybe I'll spot another one.

Yeah, this will help with at least
shading my eyes from the sun,

-reflecting the sun.
-Yeah.

We're here to take
on the badlands.

Caiman killers are on the move.

Coming dressed for success.

-Awesome.
-All right, let's go mud up.

Well, good morning,
Columbia badlands.

Today, we trek out.

We are packed
up, our fire is out,

and we are ready to go.

Definitely helpful in
protecting from the sun.

Yeah, I think this is
our peak physical day

to really tackle this
portion of this hike.

We have gorged ourselves
on caiman and moriches,

drank plenty of water,

but this is gonna
be the furthest

that I've traveled, you know.

Ten miles, and this is
gonna be the first time

that they've traveled
since day one.

So, it's gonna be... exhausting,

and we're really gonna
have to pace ourselves.

All right!

-All right.
-Great.

Put some miles down.

Hell, yeah.

The trek's definitely
gonna be a lot harder for us.

You let us know when you
need to switch off, okay?

We're carrying
more items with us,

so a lot heavier weight.

We're a lot more exhausted
and sleep deprived at this point.

So it's gonna be
very challenging,

All right, and let's, uh,
communicate with each other

on how we're feeling
and if we need breaks.

-Absolutely.
-And if you need a... a break

-from that backpack, you let us know.
-Okay.

-Bye, Shelter!
-We'll miss you.

Bye, caiman-killer cave!

We'll miss the caimans,
but not the cave.

Nope.

Is everyone okay?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

Yeah, we're doing great.

Yeah, I'm good.

I don't have any
concerns about any of us.

I mean, I'm not... it's
probably not gonna be easy.

I mean, of course,
it's not easy.

Nothing is easy here.

But I know that
they're strong women.

I know I'm strong. And
we know how to suck it up.

And I'm hoping for the best.

But at the same time,
ready for the worst.

We had a really
good sleep last night.

I feel like I've sprung back after
getting some rest and some water.

And now we're gonna
go off this morning,

and try to find
some stuff to eat

'cause I know we got to
figure out what we're gonna do

to feed everybody.

I want a protein.

I need a protein.
It's not a want.

I mean, I think we all want it.

I... my body needs it.

-All right, do you wanna go look for some caiman?
-Yeah.

Take the bow.

With this area around the camp,

it's been kind of...
a little unlucky,

except for the one caiman.

So, with as little game
as we've seen here so far,

we're going to have to
go out and investigate

and try to find that a big win,

that we actually
need for our tribe.

We have all bases covered.

Like, I'll do the fishing rod.

-We've got bow...
-Mmm-hmm.

...we've got MacGyver.

Like, we... we're covered.

Everyone needs meat, so...

you know, hopefully
the three of us together,

we can make it happen today.

That would be awesome.

Me and Terra and
Adam, all decided to go

exploring further
than we've gone before

to the south of the jungle,

just to see what
lies over there.

I haven't come this
far yet, uh, this way,

so it's good to...

come out and see
what's out here.

Yeah.

Totally different
environment altogether here.

Being with the new group
is absolutely awesome.

Terra is another
avid bow hunter.

So, I love bow hunting. I think
we're gonna get along great.

And Nathan is a MacGyver.

He is so crafty and handy.

I'm so pumped to
be out here with him.

You know, hopefully, we, you
know, find something decent.

We've got to.

-I'm... I've got to get out of the sun.
-Yeah.

Ooh!

How are we feeling, ladies?

Feeling... okay. It's warm.

-It is hot here.
-It is hot, but...

-Could be worse, right?
-Could be worse.

We're chugging along.

'Cause I think we're keeping
a good pace right now.

You know, this heat can
change the way you feel.

And you can go
from feeling amazing

to feeling absolutely
terrible in a matter of minutes,

depending on how
long you're in the sun

and how much you're
exerting yourself.

Just let us know when
we need to swap out, Mal.

Okay.

As long as we're
checking on each other,

I think we can manage.

Is that nispero tree
up there, Kaiela?

-Um...
-I see a flower.

Yeah, it is, right there.

-Awesome, we can check it.
-Yeah.

What we got here?

Woo-hoo, nispero heaven, baby.

Nice.

-Good find.
-Ooh, look at that.

All right, you wanna bring
your bucket over here?

Absolutely. Fill me up.

-Oh, yeah.
-That's wonderful.

Nispero trees.
More nispero trees.

Everywhere, all
around us, nispero trees.

-Want one now? A little boost?
-I'll take one.

-For trail boost?
-I'll have one.

Oh, God, they're everywhere.

We kinda go into collect mode

and have to stop
at every single tree,

and then it turns into well,
you know, we've got enough.

And then we start eating some

just so we can make more
room for more to carry.

I'm gonna grab ones that
are even kinda questionable,

-so we can sort it through later.
-Yeah, sure, yeah.

No, not good. Mmm-mmm. No, no.

All right. Come on, guys.

'Cause this
cornucopia is getting...

Heavy?

-Heavy.
-Okay.

We're gonna use a lot of energy

and a lot of calories
throughout the trek.

We couldn't ask for any better.

Nispero, nispero, nispero

♪ Nispero

-I would like to maybe make some snares.
-Okay.

I don't like not contributing.

So, if I can at least set
some passive traps out,

at least I feel like I'm trying.

I just haven't seen any
tracks or dens or anything.

While Nate and Adam and
Terra go on their extravaganza,

Me and Heather are gonna
take this time to try to find food,

even if it's passively
setting traps.

Thinking about
setting 'em, like,

in each one of these trees.

Just for birds, like,
you know what I mean?

-Like...
-Just of limbs and things?

-Yeah, yeah.
-Or, like, around?

Yeah. No, fixed snares
straight to where it's going.

-So, fixed snare to a tree. You know what I'm saying?
-Right.

All it is is a simple,

just slip knot
braid, tie on, boom.

Most of the snares
that we're going to set

are pretty much
like a fixed snare.

You can get a lot of
'em done very quickly.

It's just a quick, like,
overhand kind of slip knot

that you do at the
end of your line.

And you fix it to a pole
and you kinda set it up.

The key is that the
animal will go through it.

How are the slip knots?

Um, and then that way, it's
some... it's tightening, and that's...

And as they try to fly away, it
just gets more and more tight.

This isn't one that will loosen.

Let me do something
high on this branch.

Yeah, you do high.

-I'm gonna go low on this one little thing.
-Okay.

You can do a lot of these

and, uh, it doesn't take
a whole lot of energy.

We gotta try something.
I'm, I'm starving.

Hunger is a hell of a motivator.

I like that Heather has
this "go go go" attitude.

And I like that

even though Heather
clearly needs to rest

and needs water and to
stay out of the sun, like,

there's a "no stop" in Heather.

And Heather's like, "I'm
not just gonna sit around."

There's no excuses.

Heather wants to go and
make traps and do things,

and it, it lights a
fire under my ass.

I got one right
here on this branch

that a bird just might land on.

-Hop, hop, hop.
-Catch its foot.

That's all right.

We've got a lot
of fruit sources,

but protein is very scarce.

So, we're trying everything.

And honestly, I
think it's exciting

that I've got another
female out here with me.

Like, in all my
previous challenges,

I was always with two guys.

And I think it's awesome.

So,

this is the exact location
where we killed the caiman at.

Are you kidding?

We've got a line set out here

just above the water
with caiman guts on.

Nothing's touched it.

Look, right here.

Look right here.

Check your staff and see
what the depth is on that.

I'm feeling it's a river
otter hole or something.

Probably capybara.

They'll do 'em by
the water like this too?

-They're amphibious.
-Oh.

As the world's largest rodent,

the adult capybara can
grow well over 70 pounds,

and is known for its
salty pork-like meat.

Sweet, let's set a
trap for this guy then.

That's right.

Capybara look like rats,
but it is an aquatic animal.

This is right here on the water.

I mean this, this is
a perfect home for it.

This is literally
it's ideal location.

So, he's probably off
swimming, living his best life,

not even knowing that
we've got him set up.

Because it's another
protein source

and it's something that
would be a huge win for us.

He's gonna come
out probably sniffing.

Yeah, come out or come
in sniffing. One of the two.

I don't think he's in there
right now, but he will be.

-Yeah. Good.
-Okay.

-So, we got it set.
-Got it set, man.

Well, that's better than
not setting anything.

We'll see if we can catch.

Okay.

-Got a creek.
-We have any water?

This, uh, could be promising.

The plan is

we're following this little
offshoot of the creek into the jungle

to see where this
river starts basically,

or where we can get maybe
a bigger body of water.

Oh, yeah, guys, I can see a
huge big water hole over here.

Nice.

Is this, is this the
biggest waterhole

you guys have seen in this area?

Yes, it is, by far.

It's murky.

I don't know.

I reckon there's
gotta be catfish or...

Oh, absolutely.

...something in here, you know?

Hopefully, maybe an eel.

It might be worth having
a bit of a look around

and see what we can...

See, it looks
pretty deep in here.

I can always hope for the best.

Time for me to get a line in

and, um, see if I can
make something happen.

We'll take a walk too.

I can tell Adam is strong.

Adam's strong willed
and strong bodied.

He wants to fish.
He wants to hunt.

I'm thinking I might just
test out this spot here.

It's like, looks... looks
pretty deep just in here.

I'm happy to have more hands
on deck to get things done.

Because we've got our work
cut out for us in this location.

I'm really hoping
something will pay off.

Pretty swampy and
marshy over here.

Yeah.

Pretty thick jungle.

This is snake country for sure.

-Yeah.
-Oh, yeah, definitely.

Let's be super careful.

Keep an eye out
for snakes, guys.

If you grab a vine, it
might not be a vine.

Yeah.

Talk about thick jungle, huh?

-Oh, yeah.
-Oh, yeah. This is pretty thick.

It can be hard to navigate
and easy to get lost.

It is nice and cool
in here though.

Yeah.

Whoo!

All right, you wanna
swap out, girl?

Is your back doing okay?

No, I'm doing okay,
guys. I'm just, uh, yeah.

Okay.

Kinda don't wanna
put it on you guys,

'cause it's... it's kinda
heavy, and, uh...

Well, I don't mind
either. So, you just...

-Don't over exert yourself.
-Hmm.

Yes, I don't mind either.

I know how you are,
so please speak up.

You've been carrying
it for a long time.

All right, let's take
a break real quick.

-Yep. Let's do it.
-Yeah.

These are the proving grounds.

And I will push myself harder.

I will push myself to a limit
until my body says, "I can't."

That's when I will take a break.

How are you doing, Mal?

I'm good now, I
just needed a break.

You know, that thing
was, I just, it's heavy, so.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

-My stomach's a little...
-Yeah, mine too. A little itchy, right?

-Yeah.
-Somebody needs to hold the ginger.

I don't know if it was, uh...

too many nisperos?

I don't, I don't know,
too many sugars?

But I can definitely
feel in my stomach,

something weird.

Yeah.

My stomach starts
to hurt, I don't know,

probably 30 minutes
after we first find those,

that first nispero tree.

I ate a handful of 'em

and ate some that maybe
were not ripe enough.

Um, and then some that
maybe were a little too ripe.

You're doing all right, ladies?

-Oh, yes.
-Yeah.

-You doing okay, girl?
-Mmm-hmm.

-Let us know when you slow down, okay?
-Okay.

Oh.

-Hold on, guys.
-Yeah, for sure, for sure.

Ah, Jesus Christ.

Sorry, it's, like,
more and more...

We're already in it, dude.

-Oh, my God.
-What the is it?

-You know?
-You ate something bad.

I'm fairly certain.

Just got, like, crazy
gas pains, man.

I almost wonder if I should
make myself throw up.

Yeah, that might
make you feel better.

I don't know.

It's so painful.

This is bumming me out, man.

-Don't let it get you down.
-It's okay, Kaiela.

I know it's, like, kinda
scaring me a little bit.

The pain is enough
to make me cry

and enough to make me immobile.

This could be it for me.

This is bumming me out, man.

-Don't let it get you down.
-It's okay, Kaiela.

I know, it's like, kinda
scaring me a little bit.

You're gonna be okay.

I hope so.

You're gonna be just
fine, girl. I promise.

Here, smell this.

-That smell good?
-Mmm-hmm.

Smell it again.

Aromatherapy.

It should be bottled and
scented and put in the store.

Mmm.

Okay, let's keep going.

-Feel better?
-Yeah.

You got it, Kaiela, we
have so much faith in you.

-Yeah.
-You're such a strong woman.

You survived 12 days alone.

Yeah, but I'm a little bitch

when it comes to stomach pains.

It's okay, you just gotta
work your way through it.

-You know? This will pass.
-Yeah.

Every time I am able to burp,

it relieves immediate
pressure on my stomach.

Oh.

But almost immediately
after I burp...

-Hold on, guys.
-Yeah, for sure, for sure.

...that pressure
starts to build back up,

and that's when the
sharp veins are happening.

Excuse.

We got it.

Yeah, we'll see.

Yeah, now you got it.

It's slow going with
Kaiela's stomach.

We're just really hoping that
the walking and movement

can help work whatever is going
on out of her system eventually,

and it might take some time.

You okay, girl?

-Yeah.
-You need a little break?

It's fine.

I'm very concerned
about Kaiela at this point.

I'm worried that she's
gonna pass out on us.

I'm worried that she's
pushing herself too much.

Yeah, hold up.

Okay.

Holding.

But you know, I mean,
she's doing it though.

She's still traveling,
she's, she hasn't given up

and it doesn't seem
like she's gonna give up.

She's a lot stronger
than she thinks she is.

Ugh.

-There we go.
-I'm a lady.

Such a lady.

At this point, I don't
really have an option.

And so, if that means I just
gotta take 10 steps at a time

and stop, then
that's what it means.

And I would have to
be pulled out of here

on a stretcher
for me to, to leave.

There's no way
that I, I would quit

Anybody ever referred
to you saying ladylike?

No.

Yeah, nobody's referred
to me that way either.

Here they are.

Finished product
of the Croc mocks.

What do you think?

Those are rocking, man.
Those are pimpa-delish.

Now they match
a little bit more too.

I like the way you did
the criss-crossy on top.

It almost looks super posh.

Lynsey's amazing.

That's what I really think.

I think that she's the
caregiver in the group.

They're quite fabulous.

She's a mother. We have
a lot of stuff in common.

And she's focused on
community and sharing.

So, she is someone
that I know I can trust.

So, since nobody's around,

um, the thing that's
really bothering me is,

you know, that heatstroke really
could've caused permanent damage to me.

-Yes. And it could still be hanging on to you.
-And...

Yeah, and, you know, I don't
know if you know this, but Adam,

he was using my
fishing gear at night

and he was going fishing and
catching fish, like, a lot of fish.

And he never shared
any of it with me.

He would just catch fish
with my gear and then eat it.

-That's not right.
-No.

Well, like I told them here,
like, we share everything.

I'm honestly a
little bit shocked.

Even if I was mad at
one of my teammates,

I would still share with them.

I would wake them
up in the middle of night

and be like, "Yo, I
got some food for us."

If I would've had
that nutrients,

I really think my body
wouldn't have run down

and I wouldn't have
had the heat stroke.

And so, I think he caused me
to have almost serious damage

because of his selfishness.

Do you need to have a
talk with him about it then?

It's something that I'm
just gonna stay aware of.

-So, if you hear me say something...
-Okay.

...then it's probably
I've had enough.

-You know, I'm putting my foot down.
-Okay. Okay.

It's important I point out,

because this is something
I've had to endure, and...

And especially if
it's bugging you.

Like, it does... I don't want it to
affect you on a survival level either.

-Well, it did, it almost did.
-Yeah.

It actually almost, you
know, it affected my health.

Yeah, I would not
be happy about that.

And I'm sorry that you've
been mistreated like that

-'cause that's not fair.
-Yeah.

I don't like that that was done.

I feel like that's sneaky.

I feel like that's not caring.

And so, I am keeping
that in the back of my brain.

And if I did see those
kind of behaviors here,

I would simply be like,

"Dude, we're... We
are a sharing family."

Like, this is what we do.

We don't... We don't take
people's the middle of the night.

We share. And
it's just not cool.

I know.

We gotta just try to keep
remembering that we are a naked family.

Hit the tree.

I like it, it popped
flat like a pancake.

Nothing. Nothing.

-Actually surprises me.
-I got nothing.

I'm surprised, even, like,

there's a lack of small
fish trying to get my bait.

Huh.

I haven't seen a
single track, like, at all.

It's disappointing.

We've been out here
for a couple of hours,

looking around and, um,

you know, there's
just nothing happening.

And, um, we're, we're,
kind of dumbfounded on this.

Seeing anything good over there?

Not a single track.

I don't see any
movement of anything real.

-Uh, Adam, is that worm still on there?
-Yep.

They haven't touched
one. That's highly unusual.

Especially when we've been
finishing with worms at the other spot,

they were gone instantly.

I mean, this seems like the
biggest body of water around here.

But if there is
anything decent in here,

like, it could take time.

We might have to, you know,

leave a bait in for a
while until it can find it.

Think the passive
lines is the best bet.

But if we don't get
anything tomorrow,

I would say,
don't bother with it.

Okay, we got one line set.

-I'll just leave this rod here.
-Okay.

Might as well.

Bit of a dud trip.

At this stage in the challenge,

we have to be so
much more careful

with how much energy we're
putting out to get rewards.

And it seems like a hell of a
lot of energy out for the hike

for no return just yet.

So, we're really unsure
about this spot now.

But just to be sure,

I'm gonna leave my line
set overnight and come back.

And I think that
will be the gauge

whether this spot's really
worth coming back to or not.

If this isn't completely
fruitful, man,

-we gotta, we gotta beat feet.
-We've gotta go.

-We gotta get on the road.
-Yeah.

Like, we, I feel like Heather
and I only just got here.

-Yeah.
-But from what we're seeing,

I think it's already time to go.

Yeah. Yeah, I would
literally leave from this spot,

-go to camp, pack, head out.
-Yep.

I'm ready.

I, uh, I want that win.

And if it's not
gonna happen here,

-I wanna go where it is gonna happen.
-Yeah.

Yep.

-Let's get back.
-All right, yeah.

It's gonna get hot.

And now, we gotta
hike all the way back.

You got it, girl.
We're almost there.

-Are we?
-Yes. Yeah.

-You promise?
-Promise.

-Where is it?
-That way.

I can't see it. How do you know?

-I know it's there. I promise.
-Mmm. Mmm-hmm.

I do feel it working its
way through my body.

Getting downwards, southwards.

Good. I'm glad to hear that.

-Oh, buddy. Okay.
-Yeah, you got it.

Almost there.

We're seeing a
break in the trees.

Mal and Shell definitely picked
me up when I'm struggling.

They are checking
in with me constantly.

Encouraging me to keep
going and that I have it in me,

and they are a wonderful
support system for me out here.

Look at all those trees, guys.

-Oh, those trees are looking good.
-Yeah, look at that.

I bet you that's the lake.

-Those big trees need all kinds of water.
-I hope so.

All of a sudden,

we come across this big,
thick jungle area with big trees.

Like, we have not
seen trees like this.

These trees are
huge. Just like, wow!

Damn, these trees are thick.

-Wow.
-It's beautiful.

So, yeah, we got nispero
right here. Another nispero.

This is totally different
from where we were at.

What kind of... Is
that a fruit right here?

-Where?
-What is that?

Don't tell me that's a mango.

Hold on, let me look.

-No way, it's a mango?
-Yeah, it is.

-No way!
-Oh, my God! A mango?

-Oh, my God, this is it! Let me fetch it.
-This is perfect.

Oh, my God, oh, my God,
oh, my God, oh, my God.

This is my favorite fruit.

-Oh.
-Oh, my gosh.

No way. Mmm!

Oh, my God.

Freakin' mango.

I'm talking about this,
like, changed our day.

It's like the most
amazing thing ever.

It tastes wonderful.
It's sweet, it's juicy.

That'll actually help with
whatever's going on too.

Mango is great for digestion.

To literally bite into the most
ripe mango I think I've ever had,

everything around you melts
and nothing else matters.

And it's an incredible feeling,

especially after not having
something like that for 28 days.

It's, it's incredible.

Such an amazing treat.

-Yeah.
-All right, Kaiela, come on.

Let's go see what's over here.

Oh, my God, that was incredible.

Hey, I think that's
the lake, guys.

Whoa, there's a lake, guys!

Yeah, I told you I found one.

-It's a lake!
-Whoo!

-Whoo!
-All right! We made it, Kaiela!

-Kaiela, we're here.
-Thank God.

-See, I'm not lying.
-Yes.

Mmm, oh.

-Wow.
-Oh, my God.

-This place is incredible.
-Wow.

This new location
appears to be very lush,

and I'm already excited to see

all of the different
vegetation here,

a lot of different
edible fruits.

It seems like it's a
fairly large body of water,

so we're hoping
there's larger fish.

With all of those
amazing resources here,

I think we're gonna thrive.

-We made it, guys.
-This is beautiful.

This is my least favorite part.

-Picking a spot.
-Yeah.

What do you think about
coming in here and...

-Ow.
-Ooh, yeah, kinda swampy there, huh?

-Damn.
-What do you think?

No.

Yeah, I think it's gonna have
to be a little bit higher ground.

Yeah.

Well, at this moment,

we walked down to the
lake and it's really marshy.

Very marshy, uh, we
can't build right here.

The grounds can be
wet the whole time.

We need high ground.

Up there by the mango
trees would be a good option,

'cause it's at least
in the tree line.

And the bugs won't
be as bad, right?

Yeah.

Today we put in a lot of miles

towards our 40 miles
and 40 day track,

and we are exhausted.

It took a lot out of us.

But now we have a
lot of work ahead of us,

because it's getting late

and we need to
start building shelter.

Well, this kinda looks like
there's a little clearing in here.

Is there any rain coverage
from the trees there?

-Yeah, a little.
-There are ants.

Yeah, this is some
kind of a mound.

Ooh, that's ants.

Yeah, it was killer.

-This is like an ant hill.
-Lots of ants.

Oh, yeah, it's
going to be Ant City.

I'm so over the bugs.

Jesus Christ.

We're going through hell.

We just have to get
off the ground here.

That's the only thing, guys,

because there's all kinds
of leafcutter ants out here.

I've never made a
raised platform shelter,

so not my expertise.

There is going to be a lot
of trial and error with this.

I don't think any of
us have ever built

a platform shelter before.

All I've ever done is lean-tos
and teepees and bomas.

So I can put a stake
in the ground right here

that, uh, something
can rest on here,

and it can go to there.

And then from here to
there to that tree right there.

Right there.

To build their
elevated platform,

the survivalists plan to use
existing trees and y-poles

to support the frame,

which will be covered
by slats and palm fronds

with enough clearance
for a fire underneath.

I think right now
just start the rig,

that is probably the
most important thing.

-Okay.
-Got to do as best we can.

Okay.

All right. Let's
start harvesting.

And the time to
cool off, I reckon.

Yeah. Just one time.

Hi, team.

Howdy.

-Any luck?
-Nope.

Not what we were hoping.

If you all want, we're
heading down to the water

to cool off for a little bit.

We'd love to talk to you
guys about the whole thing.

Okay.

Yeah.

-I'm about done.
-See you's down at the water.

Yeah, we can come
down in just a minute.

As a team, as a new tribe,
we want everybody involved.

We want everybody's opinion.

So we need to powwow
about the decisions

of how we're going
to spend our energy,

whether we're just
going to stay around here

or trek to the next location.

Over this little berm,

there was like an
offshoot of a bayou.

Pond type like thing...

Imagine this, but
about 10 times as wide.

Oh.

Did you see fish in the water
that were big enough to eat?

No. We didn't see any fish.

I set a line, we'll
wait and see.

But, I mean, like, I know we
only just got here yesterday,

but like I'm ready
for a big win,

and I'm not sure if
this is the area for that.

Okay. Yeah.

We all know we're going
to have to leave soon.

We've got literally
two weeks left,

and a ton of miles left to go.

But at the same
time, like, even though

Heather feels
a little bit better,

like heat stroke,
it's still in our body.

It's still... Yeah, it can
linger for a few days.

So it probably would
be best before we leave

to try to get a big protein.

So at least we can...

It could be a waste of time.

Realistically,
like, I don't know

how much more there
is to explore in this area.

Like, my gut
feeling is that, like,

we're all going to need
to prepare hydrate,

-especially Heather needs to hydrate.
-Yeah.

So that's a huge factor,
but yeah, like, ultimately,

like, not trying to
pressure anyone,

but I would leave right
now, - We need to go.

I want food.

Okay.

I'm actually really
starting to get upset.

Right now, my health is at risk.

I got very, very sick.

I know that I can't
make that hike just yet.

I expected or I hoped my
partner, Adam, had my back,

but he really does not care
about anyone but himself.

Realistically,
like, I don't know

how much more there
is to explore in this area.

Like, my gut
feeling is that, like,

I would leave right
now, I want food.

He really does not care
about anyone but himself.

I know no matter
what, I've got to recover,

and you know, it could
take me several days

to get back to normal.

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

-You need to just relax.
-Yeah.

Yeah. Because
that's mostly important.

We're going to have a long
trek, you know what I mean?

We've got a lot further to go.

So that's what I've
got to be prepared for.

So our catch 22 right now is

that hike would not be
good for you at this moment.

But putting a ton more
energy into this place

when we still got so much to do,

unless we get a giant win,

this is going to burn us out.

You know, I sympathize with her

because Heather
and I both have had

issues during the hikes.

It's hard to breathe.

My heart won't stop racing.

And I can't hear much.

And I think both of us are
kind of worried about this hike.

But I don't think this area

is where we're going
to find that big win

that we actually
need for our tribe.

And if we stay here much longer,

you're really kind of just
putting everybody at risk.

At least if we give
it a shot tomorrow,

that can be our one
good haul or nice shot.

We can do that. Yeah.

Okay. So I guess
the game plan is

we'll go out
tomorrow as a tribe.

Check the traps.

You and I will
go check the line.

If we don't think anything's
worth it, we need to go ahead.

And we need to take off.

-Okay.
-All right.

That sounds good to me.

If I had to leave tomorrow,

I'm going to do whatever
the group... like we have to do.

I'm not one that's
going to be an albatross

across the tribe.

But yeah, I'm pretty
pissed about it.

How are you feeling?

Hmm.

I'm here.

I can kind of tell by
that look on your face,

like your lips kind
of get all pursed,

and you get quiet
whenever you're looking like

you're going to
pass out or puke.

Yeah.

If I'm quiet, I'm either
pissed or I'm sick.

Yeah.

I am worried about the hike.

I know that Heather
is really nervous

about getting heat
exhaustion again.

But at this point,
we've done trapping.

We've tried fishing.

We've tried everything.

We pulled out all the stops,

literally all the
freaking stops possible.

So hopefully we can get
something big before we leave.

You all right?

This is just a difficult
situation right now.

I'm great.

Timber.

We are planning
on building a lean-to

but the raised bed
is number one for us

because the ants
here are terrible.

Ow

God damn it, dude.

Bullet-Bullet ants!

Uh-huh.

I hate ants!

Hate them!

So our first goal is
to get off the ground.

The second goal is to
get shelter over our head.

Let's try looking
at it just to see

what we've got on our plate.

Obviously not that long.

Today we're
getting not super far

in our shelter build,
which doesn't surprise me.

We had a huge trek.

Big ass tree.

And we may or may not
accomplish the shelter today.

What's wrong, Kaiela?

I've had four ticks on me

in the last 10 minutes,
just so you guys know.

Yeah, I have two.

They've been crawling all along.

Yeah, the bug situation
here is, uh, I would say, worse.

Um, I mean, we're in the jungle.

There's a lot of trees,

and leafcutter ants
are everywhere again.

I'm having deja vu.

And the mosquitoes are out
constantly throughout the day.

So bugs are definitely
thicker in the jungle.

I feel like this was kind
of a bigger task here

than we should have
probably done for the night.

Everybody feeling okay?

Tired?

Yeah.

Uh, my energy
levels are depleting,

to be honest, for cutting more

and then... yeah.

And the bugs in here
are terrible already.

At that moment,
I'm like, "No, no.

I can't let her be like
this. I got to fix that."

Dropping down the forest, girl.

Yeah.

So I get to work.

You know, the girls
had already stopped,

and I'm just working my ass off.

I'm like, "No, I got
to make this work."

We don't have a
place to sleep tonight.

We don't have
anything right now.

Lots of good ones back here.

We need to keep eating
to keep our energy level up

and to get to our next location.

We have a large supply
of nispero fruit here.

So as long as we're
here, my main strategy

is to focus on nispero because
that is the easiest way to survive.

You literally just walk
around, pick them up,

and they are fat,
juicy, and super sweet.

One of these
probably doesn't have

very many calories, maybe 10.

But if I eat 300 a day, there's
3,000 calories right there.

Easy.

Also, I prefer the
ones that are rotten.

They have these
little larva in them.

You can see them
wiggling around in there.

I'm not sure if they're
from a beetle or a wasp.

They're very small larva.

And those larva, their
bodies are made of protein.

So just by eating
the nispero fruit,

I'm not just getting
the calories that I need.

I'm getting a significant
amount of protein too

by eating all the larva from
that many nispero fruits.

However, not
everyone likes them.

So I think group as a whole
definitely needs more protein

because they don't need
nearly as many nispero as I do.

So we need to either find
more food for the whole group

or we need to move along.

What's up, Nate?

How'd you do, Nathan?

Huge nispero haul.

-Oh, goody.
-You all hungry?

Yeah, I'd love some.

Wonderful Nate, of
course, got some nisperos

because he's Nispero Nate.

But the reality is, is that
we still need some protein

before we hike out of here.

And we need to drink
as much water as we can

before we have
to leave this place.

Okay, so we need
to hydrate, hydrate.

-Time to hydrate.
-Let's go.

Let's go.

Fresh water from the seep well.

Oh, wow.

And there's a tarantula.

Holy

Look at the size
of that bloody thing.

I guess we're going to
go check out the seep well

and see what the
status is on that.

Yeah, it's been
dry for a few days.

I think it's probably
a good idea

to see where we're at on it.

Yeah, it's still low as hell.

And there's a tarantula.

Yeah, there is!

Holy

Look at the size
of that bloody thing.

Ha-ha, my spear came in handy.

Oh, wow.

-We got a little bit of food, guys.
-Yes.

-All right.
-Yes.

Whoo!

Might not be the big
win we needed, but man,

he's going to be a
little... a little land lobster.

Yes.

All right, tarantulas
on the menu.

Terra Tarantula Tamer.

Good job. That is
absolutely awesome.

No hesitation.

It was just bang,
straight on the tarantula.

-Unreal.
-Keep this fire going.

For me, whether it's a big
win or a small win, it's a win.

And you can eat every
part of the tarantula,

the legs, the abdomen,
the thorax, the eyes,

the fangs, everything.

As a team, as a new tribe,

it's kind of a little
bonding moment.

-Cheers.
-Off the table,

down the wall, pass the
spider, and bless us all.

-Cheers.
-Thank you.

Surprisingly meaty.

It does taste like crab.

Crab of the jungle.

I'm thankful for it.

It's a little tiny bit of
protein, so that's good.

A little pick-me-up
and excitement.

Spider steak.

Yay. Thank you.

However, for five people,

we can't live off
of this kind of thing.

My buddy's going to
thank you for that, Terra.

Now we just need
more, many, many more.

Worker bees.

Those are little worker bees.

I'm over it.

As day eight's
coming to an end, um,

we do not have our shelter
finished, and we knew that.

But to be able to lay
down on something

that we all built
together for the first time,

and it be structurally
sound, um, is amazing.

It's not the most
comfortable thing in the world.

Uh, it is a bunch of sticks.

But I think it's going
to be something

that's going to provide us all

a little bit of comfort out here

to be able to get
off of the ground

and away from the bugs.

Mmm-hmm.

Yeah.

Yeah.

-Okay.
-Let's do it lady.

Bring it on.

Come sit up here with us.

Yeah.

I actually feel kind of
motivated now to, like,

make this thing bitchin'.
Thanks, guys, for pushing me,

even though I was getting
negative about it today.

-Oh yeah, no worries.
-Yeah, this is a bad one.

-Come here.
-Yeah I'll come with you.

For the each of you,
you were just, like,

snugged up in an armpit.

Mmm-hmm.

Oh, my God.

What?

I know. It's because
we have two fires going.

It's making it
miserable in here.

It's not passive-aggressive.

Look at her. She's
obviously miserable.

Just say, "Hey, Adam, I
don't want a second fire.

Just you don't have to,
like, do it under your breath.

I didn't say anything
under my breath.

Very loud about it.

Like look at her.

Look at... not me.
Look at her, Adam.

Say it to my face.

Look at her, Adam.

You guys, it's fine. Guys.

It's fine.

Just... yeah.

I don't know, it's got
like, just... I don't...

Look at her.

That's all you got to
do is just look at her.

I'm asking you, Heather, not...

Well, I mean, you
need to rethink it.

Look at other people and
see what it's doing to people.

Just look at her.

All right, well,
that's different.

I think the buns are just bad.

It's not... it's...

Maybe we just have to be
miserable for a little while.

I don't think we want to
go look for some caiman.

Yeah.

I don't know what your plan was.

I was sort of thinking,
I don't know how far

you've walked down
the waterway that way.

We'll just walk down there.

-Yeah, absolutely.
-And if we see one, just grab it.

To be able to survive 40 days
in the Colombian Badlands,

I feel like we all have to
work together as a group.

But last night sucked.

We were all up quite a bit.

Heather had gotten
irritated at Adam

about us having
two fires at one point.

And I'm like, don't put me

in the middle of it, man.

We're all hot and all itchy.

And like, it was just too much.

We're hungry. We're tired.

Temperatures are heated.

And I'm not saying that this is

not going to be ever discussed.

But after last
night, I didn't want

to add on to heated drama today.

Let's see if we can
find something to eat.

That would be awesome.

It was a rough night.

I could definitely tell that
we're all starting to, you know,

struggle from
the lack of protein.

Everyone's getting
a little bit snappy.

Um, might have been
a few little arguments.

You know, everything's all good.

But we can tell that
we all need protein.

Badly.

Yeah, hopefully we
find something decent.

I just hope it's not another

waste of energy and
calories, honestly.

Yeah.

So Terra, Nathan, and I are
heading back to the swamp

this morning.

Set one line.

I'm going to go
back to check that.

And sometimes that pays off.

Sometimes it doesn't.

We've already spent so much
energy searching for food.

If we're going to stay
here, we need that big win.

Do we want to walk down there

and check your
other snare first?

Yeah, we can do that.

Yeah, nothing's
touched the bird traps.

I'm surprised the birds
haven't even touched it.

I haven't even seen birds,
to be honest with you.

God, this water is so clear.

Look at the clarity.

There's literally no
life. It's like a Dead Sea.

No aquatic life.

Looking around,
this really is not

a protein-rich environment.

Want to just go in here?

Yeah.

Let's go check that den.

Anything?

No.

Still exactly as it was.

Damn it.

This is the place
that protein forgot.

Is this where
people come to die?

The Green Hell.

We have expended
all of our energy here.

We've done trapping.

We've tried fishing.

We've tried everything.

I mean, all we can do is say
dang it and take our knowledge

and move it on to
the next location,

because we've got to go.

Nothing. There's
still a little bit

of worm on the hook.

That is nuts.

I've never had a worm left
on the hook after like 24 hours.

I can't believe that.

That's insane.

I think we found our
answer to the swamp.

We've come back,
checked the pole.

There was still a
worm on the hook, so...

Are we going to set lines here

or use any more
energy coming here?

No.

We checked the
line this morning,

and the worm was
still on the hook.

That's a pretty good
indicator to me that... Nothing.

Yeah, that we need to rest

and we need to
get out of this area

and find somewhere where
we can actually get some protein.

Yeah, that the Dead Sea has
more activity than that area.

No activity at all.
Nothing's been touched.

So even when I was
throwing up, I was still walking.

I didn't stop, you know?

If that's what is required
and we've got to go,

then, you know, saddle up.

Let's roll.

Yeah, I'm feeling a lot
more confident today.

Uh...

Yesterday I was
kind of discouraged.

I wasn't feeling well,
but definitely woke up

feeling a lot more optimistic

about getting it
done today, so...

It was nice to be able
to stretch out last night.

Um, it got a little
cold, I will say,

but we were all able to get
a decent amount of sleep

and it didn't rain on us,

which we were really
concerned about.

I think I was the first
one up this morning,

and I'm excited to continue
working on this thing

with the girls.

-You okay?
-Yeah.

Okay.

So, I was saying, the
way we want the canopy,

will we want it in
front like this or this?

What do you think, guys?

Lower in the front
or higher in the front?

Higher in the front, right?
Yeah. Higher in the front.

With two Y-poles at
the rear of the platform

and two taller
Y-poles at the front,

the team will create
an angled canopy

covered in palm fronds,

allowing rain to fall off
the back of the shelter.

There's a lot of plans
for the shelter today.

We need to make
sure we reinforce it,

so I'll continue adding
more support systems to it.

We want to make this canopy.

We want to make
the canopy over it,

because we need
protection from the rain.

So, the plan is to work on
the framework for the canopy

and then finish it off tomorrow.

All right, so this will
be... I need to cut it down,

but this will be our first
Y-stick into the ground.

-Nice.
-For our canopy.

What do you think?

-I think it sounds great. I like it.
-Yay!

Nice. Very good.

This shelter that
we're building,

this is our home together.

The other shelters, they
were made with other partners,

but this is pretty cool

because we're making
this one together.

This shelter is us.
It's the three of us.

Let's take a look at the
map, guys, just to know

exactly one last
time what we're doing.

-So, we're here.
-Yep.

We gotta go here.

East.

Going east.

But we're looking at
at least 10 miles here.

Currently 28 miles
from extraction,

the tribe targets a
large body of water

ten miles away to the east.

A move that will put
them roughly 20 miles,

just halfway to their
Day 40 extraction point.

Putting some ash on.

A little bit of a...

natural sunscreen.

I'm pretty nervous
and excited to go.

Nervous to step
into the sun today

but excited to move
on to new territory.

We need better resources.

Okay, and we need to split
the water up into two pots, too.

We need to do that right now.

I'm not prepared.

I don't think any of us are prepared
to do a 10-mile hike right now.

But I'm a little bit nervous about Heather
with this hike, to be completely honest.

Heather didn't sleep
with a last night,

and Heather just
had heat exhaustion.

So our whole
thing is going to be

rest when we see
shade, get heather water,

and just go slow.

We need to really
be smart on this hike.

-Let's go. I'm ready.
-Hell, yeah.

-Ready!
-Pumped.

Goodbye, shelteroo.

See you later. It's been,
uh, it's been a pleasure.

Camp Caiman. Goodbye.

Bloody hell, it's just
freaking scorching, aye?

This is bloody hot.

Oh, yeah. It's gonna
be an undertaking.

Jesus Christ, already.

I am concerned about
my own health. But...

Ouch!

...there are no shortcuts here.

You gotta do 40 miles.

There's no way around it.

There's no detour.

You've got to go
through it. All 40.

-You all right?
-Yeah.

There's a big
spider right there.

I got spider webs
all in my face.

There's thorns right there.

The vines are definitely
tearing on my-my thighs.

We've got our ants here.

Everybody doing good?

Yeah, maybe just slow
down just a tiny bit, though.

Okay.

The jungle's really thick.
Everything's really sharp.

Everyone's having to
move at a snail's pace.

It's so thick.

Every step we take, we've
got to think about snakes,

spiders, bullet ants,

and a million other things
that could take us out.

Oh, my God.

Look at that spider
web above your head.

Yeah, that's awesome.

-Whoa.
-Yuck.

While most spiders are solitary

and aggressive
toward one another,

some species
form social colonies.

Working together, they
build vast, interlocking webs,

strong enough to
catch larger prey,

including birds or even bats.

I don't know, but
it's the biggest one

I've ever seen in
my whole entire life.

I'll walk this way.

I'm not going under that thing.

Sick.

Swampland.

Great.

Damn.

I feel like we've walked
probably two miles so far,

and we come across this river.

And, so, I'm just thinking like,

this doesn't look good.

We can go around.
It's gonna take forever.

I think we need to go this way.

Get a little bit
wet. Y'all okay?

-Sure.
-Let's do it.

Keep an eye on the lookout.

I did hear like, a huge big
splash down there. So...

Watch out for big, big
guys when you're going in.

Apparently we're
swimming, y'all.

That's if I don't drown.

Apparently we're
swimming, y'all.

That's if I don't drown.

We get to this river
that has to be crossed,

taking all of our stuff and
we have to swim across it.

And we're all anticipating
it to be grueling as hell.

How deep is it?

-You're not gonna touch the bottom.
-All right.

Uh, I'm just gonna do
a couple of trips across.

Take one item at a time

so I don't get
anything underwater.

The cast net is so heavy that I
can't carry everything all at once.

But another problem...
our limited supply of water.

If the pot is dropped in
the middle of the river,

then we risk losing the pot
or having it contaminated.

That pot of water
is very, very heavy.

And just try to think
if I swim on my back,

I know I'm at least
buoyant on my back.

So I start kicking
as hard as I can,

trying to my head above
water and the pot above water.

Hold on one second, bro.

I'm gonna go back
across and get my spear.

Give me your hand.

Hand me stuff.

Yeah, it's pretty eerie.

You don't know
what's in the water.

There's like, anacondas, caiman.

There's tons of
dangers in there.

Thank you.

That looks better.

To spend all that energy

and know we still
have that hike ahead...

Yeah, this is tough.

We've still got
a long way to go.

Oh, my God. not only was a cold.

Phew. That took a lot of energy.

That's ridiculous. Just
go on that small amount.

Looking back now, look,
that small amount of space

took that much energy out of us.

Goes to show how
depleted I really am.

Well, did we manage
to get everything across?

Yeah. I think we managed to get
everything without losing anything.

I think we should
all take a drink.

Water will be fine.

I am 99.9% sure

I kept nasty water out of this.

Let's, uh, let's
make like a tree.

-Leave.
-Everyone good?

-Let's roll out.
-Yeah.

Every mile out here is
kicking my ass. It's killing me.

I'm literally getting my butt
kicked with every mile I take.

But you've got to get through
all the tough stuff in life.

You know, the hard way.

So just buckle up, buttercup.

This is about to get tough.

Oh, God.

We're excited to continue
building our shelter.

And not only are we
gonna have the platform,

but we're also
gonna build a canopy

to protect us from the rains.

And the ash starting to hold

and then we can just put
the dirt back into a little bit.

I think me and Mal have
so much in common that

it is a bit of a mirror
for me out here

to see that she just
has this thing in her

that is like a motor,
that she can't stop.

Timber.

This drive and this
will and just this thing

deep inside her that's
pushing her forward, that...

it sometimes just seems
like it's-it's inhuman.

All right. I'm gonna
lay down for a little bit,

and I'm gonna get up
and work my ass off.

But right now, my stomach hurts.

Yeah.

I feel like I need to throw up.

Oh.

Oh, dear.

All right. That's
called morning here.

Yeah. I thought I was going
to have time to lay down.

No. Like, I just, like,

came coming out and like,
I looked like the Exorcist.

So I don't want them to see me

'cause I'm like, literally throwing
up everything in my stomach.

We don't know what's
going on with her stomach.

We know she's been having
issues pretty much this entire time.

They've come and gone in waves.

Do you want me to try
and go catch some fish

to put on your stomach instead?

No, girl. You're good. I'm fine.

Mal is our hardcore fisherwoman,

but, um, she needs to
take better care of her body.

She needs to be resting.

And hydrating and
not doing anything.

I don't want to put
it all on the girls.

I don't want them to
have to take care of me.

I don't want them to
have to carry my weight

because there's a lot of
work to be done around here

and we've got to get to it.

I see in her eyes
that she's exhausted.

I see that she's not taking
as many calories yet.

I don't want her to feel
like she needs to work.

But I also understand

that need and desire in
her because I have it, too.

And she's happy. Yeah.

She's-she's a workhorse.

Did you think it was
gonna be this hot?

No.

Rocky as hell too.

Oh, God.

We are well into our hike.

It's not an optimal
time to be doing this.

The sun is nearly zenith.

And it is beating down here.
This close to the equator,

the UV just burns into you.

Heather, are you doing okay?

I'm-I'm here. I'm definitely
in pain, but I'm making it.

Just remember, if
yous need water,

don't hesitate to pull
up in the shade, hey,

'cause we don't want to...
We don't want to dehydrate.

Heather's struggling,
you know she's feeling it.

But you know what?
We're all in the same boat.

We've just got to really
dig deep and push through.

This is why they call this
place the proving grounds.

I need to get some water
when we get to the top.

Yeah. We need to
stop up here at the top

and just wait for a
second. We all need water.

-Okay.
-Okay.

I need some water and
my lips are starting to purse.

And I'm feeling
a little bit dizzy.

We've walked at
least four miles,

and I'm a little bit
nervous about Heather

with this hike, to be
completely honest.

When a person has had
heat exhaustion once,

they are susceptible
for it to come back.

And with this sun
being really high

and we're not having
much cloud cover right now,

that's something that we're really
gonna have to be aware of and watch

'cause I don't wanna
lose a team member.

This hike is excruciating.

Every single mile out here, I feel
like it's killing us more and more.

Can we get under the
shade for a minute?

It's hot, we're tired.

This is a lot of
miles on our feet.

We have no food,
really, in our bodies,

we're probably
severely dehydrated.

This is the hardest thing
that I've ever done in my life,

and I'm sure Heather is
feeling the exact same way.

You know, hopefully, you know,

we haven't got far to go.

But it's that hot. I think we
just need a quick little breather

and a quick little
break, and then,

you know, we've
got to do what we can

to make sure that we get there.

I'd rather take
breaks and make it

than not take breaks
and not make it.

Yeah.

Uh, I think the last
hike. You know,

unfortunately, I
wasn't able to eat

all the fish that we
had with the team.

Adam and I... Adam had
caught some fish at night

and we didn't eat together.

So I think it gave him
more of an advantage

where it may have
put me in a deficit

as far as nutrients go.

It could have actually put
me in a heat stroke that I had,

and maybe that impacted
me a little bit more.

So I'm-I'm just here.

I feel like a zombie,
to be honest with you,

and I know I've got teammates,
so I can't let anybody down.

But I'm just kind of
going through the motions.

I had no idea she felt
this way, you know?

Yeah. At nighttime, I
was eating a few catfish,

which didn't seem like a
very harmful thing to do.

I wish Heather had've said more.

But I'm gonna be honest. In
the beginning of this challenge,

I really did feel like I was
doing majority of the work.

So it felt fair for me to just
do a little bit of catch up.

Yeah. Not like you just...

You can't predict these things.

If I had've known, yeah,
for sure I would have...

I would have
saved more fish, but,

I really, really, really
needed them at the time.

I had nothing in the tank.

You know, looking
back, if I didn't do that,

maybe I wouldn't
be here right now.

You know, you've gotta put
the oxygen mask on yourself

before you can give
it to someone else.

And at the time, I
knew that it was...

I was getting pretty
close to getting extracted,

probably tapping
out for lack of protein

and lack of body fat.

So I did what I had to
do to survive, you know?

So...

It's gonna take some time
to recoup from this one.

Let's go.

Yeah.

His response today was, I mean,

pretty pathetic, in
my opinion, you know.

A "sorry" would
have went a long way.

But instead, he's
trying to claim

that he needed it more
than me, you know.

No, you were just greedy,

and you only cared
about yourself.

And you put me in a very...

dangerous situation.

I don't want Adam to be
painted like this bad guy

because of one bad decision.

I would like him to apologize,
and then we can all move on.

That's what I would
hope he would do.

I literally feel like
my brain is boiling.

That might have been
kind of a dick move,

but right now,
it doesn't matter.

Because this place
is beyond brutal.

If you aren't getting
along with your group,

that group starts to divide,

and we can't have that
in a survival situation.

And you're not out here to do
anything other than stay alive.

I don't know about you guys.

I've never built a
platform shelter before.

I've always envisioned it.

Exciting. And if we do end
up with any guests at any time,

if they want, they can make
another little platform on the bottom

and it can be bunk beds.

-Whoo-whoo!
-Yeah, they could.

You guys won't be
able to pee off the shelter

if there's somebody
bunking down there.

I know, right?

-That'll be a bummer.
-We both do.

-You pee off the shelter too?
-Yeah.

Well, I just like, got down
and like, under it, over there.

I just hung my butt over there

-and I just peed.
-Oh. Perfect.

-Peed right off it.
-Yeah.

A canopy? Canopy?

A canopy?

Can I pee?

-Can I pee? Can I pee?
-Can I pee?

What you thinking, Kaiela?

You just go "Y"
on a "Y" with that?

Or a triangle with that or what?

My partners and I have very
different survival strategies,

which is totally fine.

I do truly think that as a team
we complement each other.

Um, I'm more of
a slow and steady.

Um, they're more high energy,

you know, getting
things done quickly, fast.

So, they have
more of a propensity

to wear themselves out and
or become ill unfortunately.

All right. Break time.

I'll work a little longer,

and then I'm probably
gonna take a little break

'cause, um, I am feeling
a little bit nauseous.

You know, my partners
are hitting a bit of a wall.

They've got some health
issues, some energy troubles

and no worries there.

They're gonna rest
up and feel better soon,

and in the meantime, I'm just
hoping to be able to explore

and find different
fruits, berries,

medicinal plants
and trees, vines,

and hopefully that can help Mal

with the stomach
issues she's been having.

These look like
oyster mushrooms.

Yeah.

I wish I had studied mushrooms
before we came down here.

But I only know North
American mushrooms.

Um, I can only make guesses

at which ones I can eat
and which ones I can't.

But with mushrooms, you
don't wanna... mess around.

So I guess, yeah, I think
this one's probably edible.

I won't-I won't mess
around with eating it.

See if there's any wild
pineapple down this way.

What is this?

Like ginger. This
might be actual...

Oh, my goodness.

It looks like it anyways.

I'm familiar with this exact
ginger because it grows

in a variety of
different patches

under live oak trees in my farm.

Malorie could desperately
use something like this in a tea.

That's what that is.

It's ginger, folks.

Wasn't even looking
for ginger right now,

but this is what happens when
you go exploring in the jungle.

Hey, guys.

Hi, guy.

Uh, just coming in from
doing some exploring.

What you got? What you got?

I found ginger. So I'm
making us ginger tea.

And I got us berries for lunch.

Awesome. You're
amazing, girl. Thank you.

Oops. Some of them got mushed.

Feels amazing to know
that us three girls got together

and we've developed a
bond to where we're family.

And we stick up for each other.

We help each other,
we care for each other.

We got some water in the pot,

and we can get
started on our tea.

Ginger tea. Ooh, ooh.

Just what the doctor ordered.

-Ginger, ginger.
-We want some ginger tea, please.

There is a possibility that
there is nobody else out here

and that we are the
last three standing.

And, you know,
if that's the case,

we'll be just fine because

we'll have all the
resources to ourselves,

and we're more than
capable, we've proven that.

We're-we're powerful together.

Bloody Colombia.

We could probably bloody
walk on the surface of the sun,

and it's not this hot.

I thought Australia
was bloody hot.

You've got to come down
to the Colombian badlands.

This is bloody hot.

Just hope there a route.

This trip is gonna rip it off.

Honestly, we are all battling.

Battling, battling
like this is...

This is no bloody joke
now. This is serious.

I just hope we
get to this like soon

because, to be honest,

we're gonna be cactus otherwise.

-How are we doing on water?
-I don't know.

I don't know. I haven't
really assessed the pot.

I know my pot's getting low.

There's a little
bit left in this one.

You know, the sooner we
get to the lake, the better.

Yeah. We hiked about somewhere
between six to eight miles.

It's, uh, hard to tell
because we can't take

a straight route
as the bird flies.

We have to go
circling through various

dry washes and canyons
and over savannah hills.

So every mile out here,

the group gets a little
weaker and weaker

as we exhaust energy,

and our supply of water
dwindles significantly.

Suddenly these hills
feel like giant mountains.

I know.

Really pace yourself.
Don't push it. Just...

-steady, steady.
-Okay.

Climbing every hill out here
that we're climbing is so hard.

We're naked, we're barefoot.

Everywhere we go, it just hurts.

Feel like a mountain goat.

But we're gonna make
it. We're gonna make it.

We're gonna make it.
We're gonna make it.

Yeah. If the sun wasn't
beating down so hard,

it wouldn't be so
bad. I don't think.

Yeah, I agree.

I need the shade.

This is awful.

I am literally
going through the...

the worst experience of my life.

I'm questioning my choices.

Wait, Terra.

-I gotta have some shade from there.
-Okay.

I'm actually questioning
if this is even worth it,

and I don't know if my
body can handle this.

I'm sorry, guys. I'm just
seriously struggling through this.

I appreciate y'all waiting
and taking breaks.

I'm really depleted right
now, and I feel super dizzy.

And, yet again,

I'm the smartest
survivalist in the world

'cause I'm out here
with the sun right up

in the middle of the sky
in the middle of the day.

And, uh...

This is hard.

This is so hard.

It's really hard.

This is the hardest
thing I've ever done.

And I can't quit
because if I quit...

This is so hard!

We're gonna be okay.

I'm not okay.