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Watch as Cody Lundin and Joe Teti demonstrate their preferred methods of opening coconuts.

Joe Teti demonstrates step-by-step how to make a compass using basic items you can find at home: a string, a paperclip, and magnetite.

Cody Lundin and Joe Teti have a dispute over what to do when faced with a highly venomous cobra: should they move on, or kill it?

Learn how to make your own crab trap basket, find clams for bait and successfully catch a crab for dinner.

Cody and Joe show you how to successfully make fire if you're stranded in the wilderness.

Cody and Joe work as a team to build a fire out of nothing but bamboo in Hawaii.

Cody Lundin and Joe Teti attempt to navigate through crocodile infested waters filled with muddy pits hidden under the murky shallows.

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Joe Teti creates an improvised crab pot to catch protein essential for his and Cody's survival.

A cow carcass highlights the key differences in Cody and Joe's survival techniques.

Cody finds a frozen beaver and decides to make a meal of it.

Cody Lundin comes up with a clever way to catch his next meal in the jungle.

Cody uses the materials mother nature gave him to make an impromptu drinking gourd.

Joe scopes out the terrain ahead in hopes of finding water.

Stranded on a remote island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Joe Teti rounds up as many coconuts as he can to create a flotation device.

What’s the key to surviving one of the hottest climates on Earth? Grady and Bill reflect on how they adapted to surviving the ecosystem of the Zambezi River Basin.

Joe and Matt have been bundled up for the Wyoming winter weather, but now they'll have to strip down in order to stay dry.

Bill and Grady survived a scorching climate and threatening ecosystem. Grady used his perseverance to push through, while Bill relied on balance and respect.

After going through their survival scenario, Bill and Grady admit that you cannot train hard enough. But preparedness and sourcing as many supplies as possible is the key to success.

Joe returns to check on a snare he set by a beaver den, but is surprised by what he finds.

The terrain in Nepal is proving to be tricky even for the master Matt Graham.

Grady and Bill share clues and rules — and tips for knowing when to break them — for surviving in a climate like the Namib Desert.

Mistakes were made and many lessons were learned in Idaho. Watch to see Grady and Bill’s major takeaways from their survival scenario in the Sawtooth Mountains.

In cooler temperatures, it's a good idea to collect lots of natural insulation.

See what Grady and Bill think are the most crucial skills to have in a cold-weather climate survival scenario and two approaches to get through it.

"If Mary Poppins wants to make an umbrella, whatever."

In Oregon, Bill and Grady pushed themselves to the limit and reaped the benefits. Here’s their advice for your next adventure and how to make the most of it.

In Namibia, Matt and Joe have to think fast to get away from a troop of angry baboons.

Two philosophies, one survival scenario. See what inspired Bill and Grady in their different approaches to surviving in Oregon.

Stranded on a tropical island, Matt and Joe split up in search of the supplies they will need to survive.

After Joe injurs his knee, it is up to Matt to guide them through the thick jungle of Belize.