Joe demonstrates how to make and set a spring trap to catch medium-sized game like porcupines.

Cody watches Joe in amusement as he tries to trap a deadly rattlesnake.

Matt explains the best methods for preserving meat in the wild.

When Grady and Josh are dropped off in the middle of the Nicaraguan jungle, they must find a way to repel mosquitos and catch a bit of lunch. Will Grady be able to handle the jandal?

Cody and Joe must work together to raft across a crocodile-infested lake. But when the water gets too deep to propel their raft, they become sitting ducks.

Cody and Dave set out down a jungle river on a homemade bamboo raft with no idea what lies ahead.

In Pennsylvania's Allegheny mountains, Joe and Matt have to weigh their need for shelter against the risk of running into hungry black bears.

Cody Lundin shows how to make and use a fire piston to start a fire in a survival situation.

Joe attempts to climb down a rockface using a vine that isn't anchored well. Will he make it down to Cody?

Once the swamp sucks you in, it's almost impossible to get back out.

In the Georgia swamps, Matt and Joe soon realize that predators are lurking around every corner.

This common tree has many different unexpected uses, including as a high-energy food source.

From mirages to dehydration, the desert dunes of Oman are a recipe for disaster if you enter unprepared. Cody and Joe must make a plan to get out alive.

Grady and Josh are stranded in the freezing Bulgaria wilderness and need to make a fire quickly. Grady uses skills he learned as a Green Beret to make a fire in a pinch.

Ever wonder what the connection is between animal dung and fire? Learn from Cody how to make a fire from camel poop!

Cody and Joe demonstrate how to navigate through the desert at night using the sky as their guide.