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-How's it coming, Shane? -I'm all right, Jeff.

Jeff: Dude.

Dehydration is a wicked problem out here right now.

You're a digger, bro.

Jeff: But we don't know if the water's safe to drink.

Dirty water can pass bacteria.

There is a lot of risk.

I'm the weakest one here anyway, to be honest with you,

so I'll play the Guinea pig.

That's a heroic action, man.

It can be deadly.

Ej: You all right?

Just a little dizzy.

This ain't me at all right now.

Narrator: 24 days ago

in one of the most remote and dangerous places on earth,

12 elite survivalists began an impossible journey

to endure 40 days and 40 nights...

...with no food... [ Growls ]

...no water, and no clothes.

[ Screaming ]

Dani b.: This is insane. I might not make it.

Narrator: "Naked and afraid xl."

Chris: I want to find out what my breaking points are.

Narrator: Here in the badlands of Colombia...

I think you're lazy.

Survival has to be lazy.

Ej: Hey!

...ej and Jeff welcomed loner Shane into their all-male group,

and together, they made their first kill at piranha lake.

Got him.

-Yeah! -Yeah!

Narrator: Chris and Luke joined forces with Laura, Eva, and Dani

to form a group of five.

Are we headed towards the right mountains for sure?

And together, they set out across the Savanna

on a life-or-death search for food.

No one's walked this far on day 24.

We're hungry, we're protein starved.

-Whoo-hoo! -What in the world?

Can't help but notice that you're cooking something.

All these people down here all fighting for the same resources.

It could get nasty.

Narrator: And our survivalists learned at piranha lake,

the hunters can also become the hunted.

[ Animal screeches ]

-Get up. -What?

Hey! Whoa! Aah!

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hey! Whoa! Aah!

Cat just tried to come in here. Probably smelled our eel.

But he ain't getting no free handouts tonight, kitty cat.

But now he knows we're here.

Narrator: Seven miles to the southwest...

It's a very early morning of day 24.

Alana, don't you love the mornings?

-No. -[ Laughs ]

Narrator: Alana and Danielle prepare to leave their fr

on a seven mile journey

to get closer to their extraction point.

I just finished chopping all these cashews.

That's the very last of the batch that we picked today.

Why leave this place that has an abundance of protein and fruit

to go to a place that might not have anything at all?

It's just logical to leave here before I don't have the energy.

I really hope that I can maintain my vegetarian beliefs.

Ready to go. Ready to rock 'n' roll.

It's gonna be really hard for me.

Narrator: Seven miles away, dawn breaks at piranha lake.

The first thing I heard was a [yowls] you know?

Just like that. -Holy [bleep]

Oh, holy... Wow, dude.

Ej: Let me see.

Oh, geez, he's big.

Almost three-foot stride, man.

That's probably a good -- a good stride for a run for me,

and I'm still not even across his gap.

That's a nasty beast, man. -It could take one of us down.

Jeff: We'd get a little scream out, ej: No.

That's what I'm hearing at night.

Whatever is making this paw print, man,

is what's stalking us at night.

Shane: It's definitely a stark reminder that this is a jungle

and that there are real predators out here.

[ Sighs ]

I've seen some big animals in my day.

This one's right up there with them.

I don't think I want to turn my back to this part of the jungle.

But at least these guys have my back,

and that's all I ever wanted was partners and teammates

that are gonna put their ass on the line.

Definitely gonna be a fight for territory.

He's definitely not happy we're here.

Narrator: Ej, Jeff, and Shane have set up camp

near a tributary of piranha lake.

They're within four miles of the extraction point,

but they're hemmed in

by scorching volcanic rock and dense jungle.

Just 200 yards west of the boys' camp...

I am so happy to be here in a new location right now.

Like, this is -- this is awesome.

Eva, Laura, Dani, Luke, and Chris

share their dwindling supply of dried mangos

on their first morning at piranha lake.

How nice of it was the neighbors to hook us up with some meat?

Delicious.

Eva: We're new to this area,

and we've been protein starved for 22 days.

Jeff and ej and Shane caught an electric eel,

and they gave us some of their food.

Chris: Well, we want to try to plan something here?

-I might just go for a little walk. -I kn

if everybody wants to team up

and hunt together and share food together

and have this one big group, that would be incredible.

Shane: I'm so dehydrated.

I've only had a little bit of water all day long. -

I can't [bleep] really do much right now.

Narrator: Over the last three weeks,

Shane's aggressive style

has caused him to expend so many calories

that he's running on fumes.

His body is so dehydrated

that it can no longer turn the protein he consumes into energy.

Shane: I'm very, very weak.

But, man, I have to try to help my brothers in arms out here

and do the best I can.

I'm gonna go get the water filled so when it get

Jeff: Thanks.

Narrator: Drinkable water is in short supply

because both groups must boil it to remove bacteria

that can cause diarrhea, dysentery, and typhoid fever.

Ej: We need water. We need it fast.

Smoldering.

You have to rehydrate.

You can become a heat casualty like that. [ Snaps fingers ]

Luke: Good morning.

What's up? Welcome guys.

-How's it going, boys? -Come on, water, boil.

Jeff: Yeah, so we've got to boil the water.

It doesn't need filtered, but it needs boiled.

We haven't been hydrated since we got here

just 'cause after you boil it,

it takes so long for it to cool down.

I think for us, if we boil then go explore while it's cooling

and then come back and drink and boil again.

Ej: We can go show you the lay of the land,

where our camp is and the lake and the whole bit.

Let's do that, and then we can start exploring

and see where we want to go and see what we find.

Perfect.

Jeff: I like all those people.

It's a little awkward, and, you know, I'd probably be happier

if it was just me and ej and Shane.

Okay, so that's gonna be our shelter location.

You guys can do what you want.

I don't know if you want to be that close to us,

or maybe you do so we can have one central fire.

I don't know.

-Wow. So this is it. -Yeah.

That's the big lake, and this is just, like, a little lagoon.

This is where we killed the eel.

Okay.

Luke: This area, you know, compared to our last location

is very protein rich but very fruit poor.

So it's kind of the opposite end of the spectrum, you know.

Chris: I got two five-foot eels.

-No way. -What?

They're [bleep] sitting here laughing at me.

There's two of them. I need more people.

-All right, we're coming over. -Hell yeah.

Yeah, you guys found them. You get them.

They better catch their own today. [ Chuckles ]

That's how we'll roll.

They're down this way?

Oh, there he is right there.

He's [bleep] big.

Luke: All right, so let's make a plan here.

I think we get in this way to block off the deep water.

-And push him this way? -And push him that way.

I think we can get him into the shallows.

I could use it.

It's just basically, how big are our balls?

It's really what it comes down to right now.

Luke: We obviously are very hungry for protein,

and this is exactly what we want.

I'm ready to get shocked.

I see him. Surface. Same spot.

Ej: Just lightly drag your stick in front of you.

'Cause you'll feel him 'cause he's big.

And if you get a shock, don't be a bitch.

Put your weight in there and sink that [bleep] in the mud.

Narrator: To stun and kill its prey,

an electric eel generates a shock of up to 600 volts.

-Oh, there he is. -Where?

Felt him move against my stick.

Multiple shocks

can cause respiratory distress and heart failure.

Oh, oh, oh. Right here. Right here.

He's right there. He surfaced.

There's his head. There's his head.

I'll try to just keep a bigger barrier

so he can't swim past me.

This is the dumbest [bleep] I've ever done in my life.

He's not getting past me.

If he is, he's -- I'm gonna [bleep] feel it.

[ Electricity buzzes ] Aah!

He's not getting past me.

If he is, he's -- I'm gonna [bleep] feel it.

[ Electricity buzzes ] Aah!

-He was [bleep] there. -Holy [bleep]

You don't play Patty cake with an electric eel.

No [bleep] way we're grabbing that [bleep] with our hands.

Came right underneath me in my [bleep] armpit

and just went boom, and just my whole [bleep] chest,

like, I felt my chest just, like [gags]

Dani j.: Do you think he's still in there?

I would think he would swim away feeling threatened, but --

that sucks.

-There will be more, I hope. -Yeah.

Chris: With the hopes of having so much protein

and it not actually becoming a reality,

I'm pissed off right now. I'm [bleep] furious.

You guys ain't never coming fishing with me.

Narrator: Two miles to the southwest,

Alana and Danielle

have not been able to outpace the brutal Savanna sun,

despite leaving for piranha lake well before dawn.

Oh, heat. All I'm thinking about is snow.

I keep stepping in holes.

Yeah, I was about to say I've seen a lot of animal holes.

Ow.

It is unbelievably hot.

It is scorching on the ground in the direct sun.

[ Groans ] Can't move my hand.

We are looking forward to maybe running into

some other people that may be in the area.

My fingers are tingling now that they're open again.

But I'm also a little concerned

about the tension between Shane and Danielle and I.

The end of the day, a leopard doesn't change his spots.

So, once we cut across that next part of the Savanna,

we should get to a lake.

Yeah, we're pretty close.

Good.

Home stretch.

Yep.

So tired and so worn out.

I am worried about Danielle.

I definitely have Danielle's back,

as far as her maintaining her vegetarian diet and

one thing I'm hoping to find at the next location

is more food for Danielle 'cause she really needs it.

Oh, I see people.

Chris: I see two people over there.

-What's going on? -Hey.

-Hi, I'm Danielle. -Hi, Danielle. I'm Eva.

-Hi, Eva. -Good to meet you.

Laura: We just came last night and ran into

ej, Shane, and Jeff, who are, like, right there.

They left us a couple of days ago.

Jeff: Maybe they'll join their group, then.

I mean, do you think Alana and Dani are gonna be on their own?

Chris: If you wanted to,

there's no reason why we shouldn't all team up.

Eva: We're more than happy to have you guys be a part of our t

is Shane sticking with them?

-I think so. -Yeah?

Eva: Shane said you guys did not see eye to eye on survival

we had some differences.

[ Laughs ]

Yeah. [ Laughs ]

Shane: I don't mean to be such an ass[Bleep] about it,

but I don't give a [bleep] where they go.

I don't want them with me.

I mean, there ain't no reason to have two different camps

with two people and five people; It's ridiculous.

Dani b.: I actually think it's better to have a larger group.

We can all take turns rotating

who's boiling water, who's gathering firewood.

So, I think we are gonna take you guys up on that offer.

I'm just hoping for no drama. So, we'll see.

[ Coughs, spits ]

Ej: Welcome, guys. Everybody, good to see you.

We're the neighbors. -Hey, guys.

[ Chuckles ] Long time no see.

-Nice to see you again, girls. -We can expand the circle here. Come sit

[ laughs ] -Come into the circle. -Come sit as a tribe.

Eva: Today for the first time, there are 10 of us here all t

how do we operate as a 10-person village out here?

We need to talk about the game plan.

I'm sure we've all been thinking about it

and stressing out about it.

Dani j.: It would be nice to be able to utilize

other people's resources, as far as their items.

Be easier to conserve our energy for building.

More the merrier, you know?

I've always kind of been like that my whole life.

That's why humans are successful.

-Mm-hmm. -Yeah.

Yeah, so, um...

Just speaking totally bluntly, here's what we're thinking.

The three of us are working really well

as a three-person team,

and we don't really want to mess with that.

And so, I think the only logical way

is to live in separate groups.

That'll keep the drama out of things.

Shane: I do not regret my decision to

there's no need to drag through the drama again.

It's not worth my time.

All right, guys, well, I'm looking forward

to getting to know everybody.

We'll talk to you guys in a little bit.

The three guys, they are absolutely on their man trip.

Alana: All three of them want two different groups.

That's fine.

I don't need a ticking time bomb around every day.

[ Grunting ]

Let's get this shelter done today

and get that out of our life.

-Hey, Shane? -Yes, sir?

-Want to try to give me a hand? -Absolutely.

[ Grunts ] Boy, that's heavy.

That's why I need a little help.

Okay, slow.

Ow.

What you hacking now?

-A "y." -Okay.

Jeff and I are pretty like-minded.

We have a driven pace that started from the beginning,

a long-term survival strategy that we've been enacting.

We wanted to dominate our domain.

We are full tilt coming at you.

Jeff, I got to take a break.

Okay. Yeah.

Protein last night still hasn't done anything for me.

For the first 21 days, I was out here,

I didn't get a single piece of protein other than a cashew.

So that's why I'm weaker than these boys are.

Little dizzy. I need to sit down.

Jeff: Shane is tanking fast.

His energy level just isn't there.

He's been visibly going downhill.

Narrator: After three weeks without protein,

Shane has lost 12 pounds of crucial lean muscle mass.

-Maybe his body's shutting down. -That could be.

Besides mental, now he's physically shutting down.

Jeff: We each ate five pounds of meat,

and the day after, he was just laying down.

It was crazy because I felt great.

Narrator: Now the shortage of drinkable water

and the intense pace of the group

may be forcing Shane's organs to shut down.

He's tired. We all need to take rest,

but he's going to sleep flat out 'cause he's just exhausted.

Shane: This ain't me at all right now.

[Bleep] Hate being so weak.

Chris: We got to find one of those sap trees tomorrow, Luke.

Yeah?

Dude, there's something under my feet.

[Bleep] Moving hard. Oh, it's

no. It's not. I don't think.

This thing is [bleep] strong. It's moving my feet.

The [bleep] is this?

Oh. Look at that [bleep]

Snake.

-What? -Shut up.

-What the hell? -Just came out of the ground.

-Oh, my god. -Whoa!

-God, that's so nuts, Luke. -That was weird.

Sitting on a snake.

Push down.

What do we need that nature cannot provide?

In one day here at the new site, I've seen more protein

than I saw in 23 days at our old site.

Perfect.

We got protein just coming out the ground here.

I wish for Danielle's sake

that a cashew would pop out of the ground, too.

-I know. -[ Laughs ]

Wow. Look at that hollow under that tree.

Couple of guys want to start, like, clearing ground there?

We'll start clearing this. -Yeah.

So, how wide -- how wide are we going?

15 foot by 15 foot?

Narrator: On their second day at piranha lake,

the group of seven begins work on their shelter.

Yeah, if we just laid sticks going in one direction,

leave the other side open, we could fit all of us in there.

-It's already half filled. -Yeah.

Alana: Our plan for the shelter right now

is to just kind of play it very simple.

We're just mostly gonna do it kind of cowboy style,

a nice big fire, minimal effort and work.

Do you think we should cut saplings?

Chris: We will in a minute. Let's just take a break.

-Yeah. -Oh, I need to sit down fo

you guys got to be exhausted 'cause you did th

-yeah. Pretty tired. -Yeah.

[ Ax chopping ]

Ej: Timber!

Yeah, baby!

They're taking trees down.

Yeah! Take the forest!

Talk about opposite strategies.

Uh-huh. It's funny. It's like...

These guys are, you know...

Taking down half the forest.

Ej: Aah!

Different strokes for different folks.

Eva: Totally.

Shane: I can't do [bleep] over there anymore.

Good work, buddy.

If I need water...

Thanks, man. Sit down, take a breather.

You're at the point now where you got to do it in spurts, huh?

Yeah. Yeah, I do. Sorry.

Man to man, I saw you the other day, dude.

You stood up, and it looked like you blacked out for a minute.

I'm feeling very weak, Jeff.

It's very, very difficult to get up.

Honestly, I've been worried.

I mean, you've been working nonstop,

and it's kind of obvious what it's doing to your body.

Shane: I'm very, very frustrated.

I love the two guys that I've been with,

and so I'm giving them everything I've got.

I'm gonna keep working and working and working

you know, every day until I can't do it anymore,

and then we'll assess the situation then, brother.

So, I think if we just make, like, a wood run.

-Yeah, I think fire number one. -Yeah.

-We'll be fine. -Very hot.

Laura: Thank you.

That's true.

Oh, my back.

Exactly.

You know, it takes so much time to process water.

So much energy. We can be hunting right now.

Come on, water, boil.

You just got the fire on it, man. Give it a minute.

Shane: I'm trying hard to do my part,

with the energy levels and depletion levels that I have,

to help these guys out.

And I'm gonna go look for some good water that will help,

because dehydration is a wicked problem out here right now.

Dani b.: Being in this new spot,

it definitely got me shaken up a little bit.

After exploring my new location,

I haven't been able to find much plants, fruits, and nuts.

I hate these spikes.

It just makes me realize and open my eyes even more

how hard this is going to be for me.

I don't see any fruit trees.

Shane: Wow. Look at that. I can dig for good water.

Hardest part is getting to the Clay.

Once you get to the Clay,

there's no roots to fight with anymore.

We need good water, so I started trying to build

a 3.5-foot hole over there for the well.

-How's it coming, Shane? -I'm all right, Jeff.

Come look at the hole.

Narrator: Shane has discovered a potential source

that would not require boiling.

Damn. Dude.

You're a digger, bro. That's awesome. Wow.

This could give us such a big advantage. -Le

come take a look, dude.

This dude's a mole. -Holy [bleep]

-I know. -That's awesome, dude.

I love you guys.

Jeff: Good job, man.

If Shane's well proves to be clean and healthy,

we have endless clean water 30 feet from camp.

Nice work, Shane.

But we don't know if the water's safe to drink.

-Straight down, right, Jeff? -Yep.

And a well is no good if you're not drinking the water.

Narrator: The soil filters out some bacteria,

but the water may still be contaminated with parasites

that can cause serious illness.

The only way to know for sure if the water is safe

is to drink it.

I'm the weakest one here anyway, to be honest with you, so...

I'll play the Guinea pig.

All right?

Ej: You're good with that?

I'll take the risk, and if anything really bad happens,

then we know where we're at, okay?

Guys might have to carry me for a couple days,

but I'll play the Guinea pig, all right?

It's a heroic action, man.

Thanks, man. Appreciate it.

'Cause if it is good... -It's a game changer for us.

...it's a game changer for us, right.

Hanging out with you guys has really made the last days

worth every [bleep] second of it,

and I hope that we're friends for a very, very long time.

-No question. -You know it.

Jeff: Shane, he volunteered himself

to see if the water is healthy or deadly.

Jeff: It is the night of day 28,

and I want you all to look at this beautiful face.

Look at that mug.

Oh, my gosh. It's a face only a mother could love.

[ Both chuckle ]

Shane. -If only my mother loved it.

Jeff: [ Chuckles ]

I'm grateful that Shane came into our group.

He dug us a freakin' 4.5-foot-deep artesian well.

It does not look like a naked man with no tools

built and dug this well.

We are a stronger team with Shane.

Father, I thank you for helping me

to keep my good character and keep my good morals and values.

Help me to put in the effort that I need

to dominate this challenge.

That water looks better than yesterday, doesn't it?

Shane: I've been drinking the water out of the well,

and I haven't even had a twingle of a gurgle in my stomach

from drinking it.

So I am now 99% confident

that the boys can start drinking water out of the well,

and I think that's awesome.

Ej: Jeff's drinking some well water. What do you think?

Oh, my gosh. It tastes good.

-I told you that. -Tastes way better.

-I told you. -Holy crap.

Shane: Told you, man.

After the first pot, I was like,

"guys, pretty [bleep] confident that water's good."

We appreciate every bit of it, Shane.

[ Sniffs ]

Mmm. -[ Chuckles ]

Ej: With this cheap well, we'll have fresh, clean water, cool,

which will help us hydrate faster,

give us better energy than boiling water and waiting.

This way we can drink our fill,

and this thing will hold up to 20 pots.

Ahh. Good, fresh water, baby.

No more boiling, thank god.

They're good to go.

Up on a log.

Laura: I'm getting in, too.

We get enough people, we can just get one in every corner.

Narrator: After failing to catch an electric eel,

the group of seven tries to trap fish with Dani's mosquito net.

Laura: It's frustrating because right now there are 10 people.

I think every day,

it becomes more apparent that we need a big meal.

Definitely need to get some food in us.

All right, here's the minnows all around it.

When the minnows come, the big fish come.

These guys don't know what the heck they're doing.

So, the hunters come down to show them a few things.

Yes.

I haven't gotten an eel yet, but I got a fish.

[ Chuckles ] Yes. We're eating protein tonight, baby.

I'm getting nibbled all over my minnows,

so I think the fish are getting a little more relaxed.

I feel like we need really bloody bait.

Oh, my god. Snake.

Luke: I'm coming.

-What kind of snake? Yellow one? -Yellow on the bottom.

Do you see him out straight ahead?

-I see him now. -Oh, he's moving.

Dude, we need someone to grab a spear or stick or something,

'cause we could've had him if we had a spear to knock him out.

Yeah, make that way.

All right, he's coming. He's in that tree.

Shake that branch. Shake that branch.

On your right. On your right.

All right, he's down in my tree.

Now they're shaking bushes like a couple of monkeys.

No, he's up above Luke about 20 feet.

Let's enjoy the show. I haven't had TV in a while, so...

-See him? -Uh-huh.

-Eva, go out to your limb. -This big one up here?

-Yeah, he's at the top. -Kind of a mad dash.

Tree snakes are incredibly fast, flexible,

and good at what they do, which is climbing trees.

But when you have food in front of you like that,

you want to get it.

If he goes up and goes into the canopy, he's definitely gone.

I see him right here. I can see him. He's in that big tree.

-Where? Yeah. -Out on the branch.

Right here. I can see him.

That's bad news unless we can get him to come back down.

I ain't climbing that [bleep] tree.

No, 'cause he's just gonna run away from you anyway.

I just don't get them.

Two different survival concepts on how to get protein,

whether it be fishing or hunting or gathering.

Well, it was a really good spot, Eva.

-Not good enough. -Oh, it sucks.

I don't know why I couldn't have gotten t

[bleep] Would've been on him.

This would've been a solid snack

for every one of us in our group,

and it would've been great to get.

He's not stupid. He went high.

Jeff: Hey, guys!

Guys! I need you!

Come here!

Yes! Yes!

Yeah, baby!

Yes! Yeah, baby!

Whoo!

Oh, look at this baby!

Yes!

Luke: I thought you were getting eaten, man.

Yeah, I didn't know what had ahold of you.

[ Grunts ] Look at that baby.

Oh, it broke.

-Nice freaking job. -Yes!

Ej: My man the fisherman.

-Aah! -That's my boy.

I was just praying that god would bless me with a fish,

and he blessed me with an eel instead.

-Oh, that's so sweet, man. -Great score, you guys.

But the question I'm asking myself is,

am I gonna share it with the other group?

[ Sighs ]

I think god is on my side,

and god would want me to do the right thing.

I think it's only fair to split this thing in half

Luke: Take a second to think about it.

You don't have to do anything you don't want to do.

I know we're here right now, but...

It's probably what you guys would've done.

Ej: Yeah.

Jeff: There was some part of me that was feeling

like maybe I'm giving too much.

But I felt in my heart that it was the right thing to do.

I guess that's my role.

Yes! Aah!

How crazy is that? How [bleep] crazy is that?

A giant eel.

I could not feel any more grateful for this moment.

That's a lot of eel. It's a lot of meat.

That's the one that kicked my ass.

Yeah, he definitely is.

This is probably the eel that shocked Luke the other day.

Yay! Food.

Proud of you, Jeff.

[ Chuckles ] Jeff: Yeah.

Dani b.: There's not much here for me.

I have a small amount of food

that I brought from the last location.

Right now I'm just feeling really nervous.

[ Sniffles ]

I don't want to be in a situation

where I have to eat animal or fish to survive.

This is definitely one of the worst feelings I've ever had.

[ Sniffles ]

-Did you get zapped? -No.

No. I didn't even get hit.

Narrator: On this 40-day survival quest,

each group earns a "naked and afraid xl" rating, or xlr,

which tracks their progress, skill, and teamwork.

-Amazing. -Yeah.

Narrator: Jeff, ej, and Shane

got a major source of protein with their second eel kill.

Yes!

Narrator: But Shane's severe exhaustion

has compromised team survival chances,

dropping their score to 8.4.

Joining a larger group boosts

Danielle and Alana's ability to gather food,

but since the other members of the larger group

suffered a "shocking" failure to land an eel...

[ Electricity buzzes ] -Aah!

Narrator: ...The xlr of the newly formed group of seven

comes in at 7.2.

For more information on the "naked and afraid xl" ratings,

go to discovery.Com.

-And a glob of fat. -Hopefully you'll get more.

-It's all good if I don't. -Oh, my god. [ Chuckles ]

I haven't had anything that's like this.

The eel, there's this center core of meat,

but then around it is all this fat.

Just like steak fat.

Luke: Yeah, exactly.

That's exactly what our bodies are craving right now.

When you toast it over the fire,

you get these crispy little edges

and you can just pop them in your mouth and just --

just absorb it, and it feels so, so good.

It's delicious.

Next one is, like, I think it's solid meat.

It's small but it's solid meat.

Jeff: To be honest, I feel on cloud nine right now,

and god continues to bless me with the ability to get food.

-Here's to Jeff. Cheers. -Yeah.

-To Jeff. -Viva la Jeff.

Jeff: The other group was very appreciative

that we were so willing to share all that meat with them.

Of course, we didn't have to,

but how could we live with ourselves?

-[ Laughs ] -Fine and happy with that.

Eva: Cool.

Dani b.: I feel hungry, and right now I need food.

So this morning, I'm just gonna walk along the lagoon

and see if I can find anything new.

Alana: Oh, my god.

We see Shane.

It's not looking good for Shane.

I have a really bad feeling

that he is very quickly, if not already, regretting his actions.

At our previous location, he didn't need to do

all the tree climbing and tree chopping

and all this other stuff that he was so gung ho about doing.

Nobody asked him to do it.

In fact, we asked him not to do it, yet he still did it anyway.

He's a big boy, and he can do what he wants.

Laura: Damn, that eel was so good. Oh.

How's Shane doing?

More weak.

Where did ej go?

Think maybe he's bringing Shane some meat.

Eva: Yeah, he went down to that camp.

Ej: Shane?

There you are, bro.

I knew you were feeling weak this morning.

I figured I'd bring you some food, man.

I figured maybe you were not feeling good.

I'm just a little tired. That's all heavy stuff.

I see. I was coming up here, too,

get the water for Jeff and I.

I'm so happy to be drinking well water.

Dude, that's better than my faucet at home, I swear.

You all right? -Yep.

You didn't black out again, did you?

Just a little dizzy. Just wanted to hold on.

Okay, well, I'll see ya. Take care of yourself.

I'm feeling very weak.

Standing is a monumental task every single time.

I just want to cry right now.

[ Crying ]

I've eaten a lot of food in the last 24 hours,

and my body hasn't really physically recovered very much.

I don't think it's fair to the two boys

that work their ass off and love to work their ass off

that I sit around and lay around

and then eat food and things that they catch.

Can I get a spot, man? -Yeah, man.

[ Groans ] Thanks, man.

I've been busting my ass and I'm running out of energy every day.

And it's not me to just sit around and be lazy

and, you know, just wait it out.

That's not me. That's not who we are.

My body is so emaciated right now.

I don't think it's healthy to risk it anymore.

So, um... I am gonna tap out.

I'm really at peace with this decision,

and I want to express my incredible gratitude

for taking me in and working with my personality

and allowing me to be a part of the group that you guys had.

I'm really gonna miss you guys.

Every time we needed you, you had our backs.

Brothers for life.

Cool. Appreciate that.

Travel well, man. -Godspeed.

-Thanks, man. -Yeah, godspeed.

Shane: I can't give what I want to give to those boys,

and I'm not gonna let them cater to me and take care of me.

I'm gonna miss the dude.

Yeah, me too.

Not only am I walking away in total peace,

I got 10 times more than I ever expected

going into this challenge.

I have lifelong friends, and that's all I ever wanted.

Laura: What's up, you guys?

-We'll sit right here. -What's going on with Shane?

He looked really upset, but I didn't want to say anything

'cause I know he likes his space.

Shane's gone. Shane just tapped out.

-He's leaving? -He just tapped out.

He's gone.

-We saw him just walk by. -Broke his heart.

Just...had nothing left in the tank.

I knew this was coming, and I definitely pity him,

but he should've known

that there would be consequences to his actions.

Dani b.: Well, it's still not over.

We all have to make it to extraction

and just be smart. -A lot can happen in nine days.

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah, you don't want to be that dead weight at the end.

I think he's at peace, and it's the right decision for him,

and I respect it.

Huh.

And then there were nine.

-And then there were. -Yep.

[ Groans ]

[ Clank ]

Oh, my god.

Colombia didn't beat me. It didn't get the best of me.

I didn't tap out for an injury.

I didn't tap out because I couldn't handle it or hack it.

I am not the kind of person to lay around

like some of these other people here and just milk it.

I am tapping out because I am an Alpha male.

I am the Alpha male. I don't follow, I lead.

And I can't do it. So it's time to go.

I made 31 days.

Let them talk. I don't care.

Narrator: Coming up on "naked and afraid xl"...

I have a hard time trusting you.

Dani j.: This entire group is working against me.

I just want to go home.

We would actually like to make the extraction journey

as a two-man team.

It's not some kind of race to the finish line.

-Whoa. What was that? -Oh [bleep]

-There's piranhas. -[Bleep]