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

Find out what Matt and Joe learned from surviving one of their most challenging locations yet.

Cody struggles to create fire with damp wood.

In a desert survival scenario, finding potable water is key. Watch Jeff create a water distillation device using a cactus and EJ make fire using a gas pedal hand drill.

Matt and Joe use materials salvaged from the plane crash to create their own hunting weapons

Jeff and EJ follow an elephant game trail on the hunt for a water source. But as they’re searching, they encounter a territorial male elephant. Their key to survival is not to retreat or run, but to tactically step backwards.

Venture off the beaten path in this popular tourist destination, and you’ll find yourself facing some of the wildest terrain in the world.

Making tea is a great way to get nutrients in the wilderness. Learn how from Matt Graham

If you're stuck in a cold environment, look more closely at the natural resources around you. They could be just what you need to stay warm and look cool.

The firemaster outdoes himself once again.

Matt's firestarting techniques may seem magical, but with his advice, you too can find the ideal wood to start a fire.

Find out what made Nepal a truly special place for both Joe and Matt.

Behind the scenes of Joe and Matt's adventure in Namibia.

Knives are one of the handiest tools to have in a survival situation-- Matt Graham shows us how to make one in a pinch.

Matt and Joe reflect on their favorite moments and lessons learned while surviving in Texas.

Matt will have to climb to the top of a tree in slippery conditions to scout the terrain of the Costa Rican rainforest.