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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.

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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.

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.

Matt and Joe's mission takes an unexpected turn when Matt takes off in pursuit of a blue morpho butterfly.

Joe and Matt let us in on some of their lessons learned from surviving in the dense Bolivian jungle.

The great thing about these plants is they're beautiful, edible…and sexy!

Bill and Grady reflect on their survival scenario in an extreme Chilean landscape. In their first challenge together, they were introduced to each other’s skills, personalities, and abilities to trust each other.

Matt's outdone himself again with an elaborate shelter construction.

While going into a survival scenario, Bill is inspired by Mother Nature herself. Grady enters survival scenarios with a mindset of being ready to win.

Joe's not a fan of raw seafood, but when you gotta eat, you gotta eat.

Joe uses the remains of an abandoned snowmobile to rig up an advance signaling system that he can control from inside the shelter.

Find out the top 5 moments from Grady and Bill's Dual Survival scenario in The Amazon.

The Amazon was as dangerous as it was beautiful. Watch Bill and Grady explain how their personal survival philosophies gave them the will to persevere against the elements.

Matt comes up with a fun and practical way to move through the Wyoming snow more efficiently.

What’s the key to surviving one of the hottest climates on Earth? Grady and Bill reflect on how they adapted to surviving the ecosystem of the Zambezi River Basin.

Even though Matt and Joe don't see eye to eye, they're working together toward a common goal: surviving the snowy Wyoming mountains.