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Stop Hugging Trees

After a serious hunt for water, Bill recognizes a key indicator of a water source. But is his hippie attitude is starting to be too much for Grady?

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

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Change is Coming to Dual Survival

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

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Cody vs. Joe: Opening a Coconut

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.WWW

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DIY Survival: Make a Compass

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?WWW

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Cobra Attack in Sri Lanka

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

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DIY Survival: How to Catch Crabs

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

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Survival 101: How to Make a Fire

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

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Fire 101: Fire Saws and Friction

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

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Man Traps and Crocs

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

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New Season Sneak Peek

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

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Survival 101: How to Trap Crabs

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

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Cow Carcass Disagreement

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

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Leave It To Beaver

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

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Poisoning Fish for Dinner

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

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Cody's Impromptu Drinking Gourd

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

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Using Animal Tracks to Find 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.WWW

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To get a better viewpoint of the landscape, Grady prepares the single rope he has to climb this grandmother tree with the Jumar Tecnique.WWW

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Tree Climbing with Jumar Technique

Rain can often be a hindrance. But in the Amazon, Bill and Grady are soaking it in… literally.WWW

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When the Rain Comes

While Bill and Grady are fashioning spears from sticks, bones, and dental floss, they look up to find they are completely surrounded by baboons.WWW

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Surrounded By Baboons

During the dry season in the Zambezi River Basin, Grady and Bill finally reach water. The problem: they're surrounded by massive predators.WWW

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Rush Hour At The River

In this survival scenario, Matt and Grady approach a massive supply pile in the form of a car. In order to make it past 72 hours, they salvage every part possible.WWW

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To get purified water, Bill creates a solar still that relies on evaporation. After one day, the condensation will be potable.WWW

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In cold weather survival, you want to get warm as fast as possible. Insolation is the key to a warm shelter and conserving water while making fire is the key to keeping a healthy core temperature.WWW

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Fire, Shelter, Go

Once Grady and Bill get to lower elavation, they see a cleraing where they can terrain associate using an old map and compass made from magnet, pen, and hair.WWW

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Terrain Association

With no fire, Bill and Grady need a perfectly insolated shelter. They're making the best of a worst-case scenario to avoid hypothermia with a rock wind wall.WWW

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Rock Wind Wall Shelter

Grady and Bill get below the snow line right into the threshold of a rushing water source. Their decision: go around it along a dangerous rock line.WWW

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As Grady and Bill wade through deep waters in Cuba, they encounter a giant Cuban crocodile. This isn't your ordinary croc.WWW

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Grady and Bill struggle to dry their extremities after traveling through waist-deep water in Cuba. The last thing Grady wants is to have trench foot, again.WWW

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Trench Foot Trouble

As Grady and Bill begin their challenge in the below freezing temperatures of Maine, they debate over what type of shelter would best protect them from the frozen ground.WWW

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The Life Stealing Ground

While surviving in Maine, getting hypothermia is a major concern for Bill and Grady. They need to be on the look out for the umbles - stumbles, mumbles, fumbles, and grumbles - that are signs of hypothermia setting in.WWW

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Dramatically fluctuating temperatures causes dire situations while on location, causing one survivalist to become violently ill.WWW

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Pulling the Plug

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

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New Season Sneak Peek