EJ and Jeff are stuck in the sweltering heat with very few resources. They'll need to find water and shelter ASAP.

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 and Matt find themselves in a survival scenario in which their motorcycle runs out of gas deep in the jungle. Using the tools on the bike, they strip it for everything they can use to make it out alive.

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

If you want to make a friction fire, you've got to start with the right wood.

Matt and Joe reach an impasse and must decide whether to head east or downriver to find civilization. Regardless of their decision, they must first make it across an extremely wide waterfall.

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 builds a signal fire in order to help Cody find his way back to their truck.

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

Joe is in the woods with Dr. DoLittle, aka Matt Graham. Matt tries to immitate a male red deer's mating call in order to catch its attention. Will he succeed?

Joe Teti explains how to clean your gun barrel and avoid a catastrophic failure of the barrel. Tune in to learn how to clean your rifle efficiently and remove all the grime.

Matt Graham explains why he makes his own clothes and suggests his partner Joe Teti wear a breechcloth too.

Deep in the Araucaria jungle of South America, EJ and Jeff need to innovate a way to lead them to safety.

In the damp mountains of New Zealand, it is a life-or-death challenge to stay warm and prevent hypothermia. Matt Graham and Joe Teti demonstrate how to stay warm in this DIY Survival video.

Cody struggles to create fire with damp wood.

In a survival situation, correctly signaling for rescue could mean the difference between life and death.