Change is coming to Dual Survival this season. Who will stay and who will go?

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.

Get a sneak peek of the all-new season of Dual Survival, returning Wed Apr 23 at 9/8c!

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.

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

Cody uses the "Indian Well" technique in order to collect water from a spring.

See what Cody and Joe will each bring to the table in Season Three!

Cody and Joe struggle to haul in a very feisty sharp-toothed tiger fish while they paddle down the river in a small canoe.

Matt and Joe have a major disagreement about whether or not to kill a rattlesnake for dinner. Matt believes it's too beautiful - Joe believes it's a good source of protein. Where do you stand?

Although Cody disagrees with Dave on the risks of an alligator hunt, he's ready to admit that the meat is tasty.

When Grady is separated form his partner, he must use the navigation skills he learned as a Green Beret to traverse the Columbian Jungle.

If you're stranded and need a fire, did you know you could use your glasses lenses and lint from your pants plus natural sunlight to get a fire burning? Watch to learn what you need to do.

Matt demonstrates step-by-step how to make a bow drill and use it to create an ember and start a fire in the wild.

Army veteran, EJ Snyder and wilderness expert, Jeff Zausch are ready to take on Dual Survival.

Did you know that moss contains small traces of iodine, which kills off bacteria? In a survival situation, if you can't get a fire started, you could potentially drink water right off of moss without needing to boil it. Learn more now!

Dave lays claim to a hollowed out tree trunk as a temporary shelter in the Pacific Northwest rainforest.

Sleep is a must in survival. Matt is determined to make a shelter that is as comfortable as possible so he and Joe can get a good night's rest before continuing their descent.

Matt explains how to construct an atlatl - an ancient tool used to hunt and fish. See the master at work as he attempts to spear fish for a meal.

Banana trees are a plentiful resource for water in a survival scenario. Here, Matt explains how to access the tree's water to avoid dehydration.

Joe Teti demonstrates step-by-step how to build a crossbow from bamboo in order to hunt in the wild.