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Oh my God.

My whole body feels
like it's shutting down.

-Just breathe.
-We just need to get there, man.

Once we get there, too,
you can do all the resting

and relaxing that
you need. Just chill.

We've been hiking,
trying to see if we can find

some better fishing grounds.

But Terra is like,
getting dizzy spells.

Well, this is a lot more grueling
than I thought it was gonna be.

And that worries me.

I don't know if it's
the heat that's doing it

or if it's dehydration.

Are you gonna fall over?

-It's a possibility.
-Then sit down.

Maybe we can go
ahead, go forward,

dig a seep well, get some water,

and then come back and
give it to you to get you there.

That would be awesome.

-Do you wanna do that, Nate?
-I'm down to do that.

-Okay.
-Yep. Rest.

Okay. Nate, let's go and
see if we can get there

and get some water
and bring it back to Terra.

-Okay.
-I'm sorry that I'm hurting.

It's okay.

Just rest here and
we'll bring you water.

We're starting to worry about not just the
hike there, but getting Terra back home.

I don't know what's
making my eyes go blurry

and my ears not
hear, but this is awful.

It's hard to breathe.

As soon as I sit up, I feel like
I need to lay back down again.

We need to find that water,

and we need to bring it
back as quickly as possible.

40 miles, 40 days.

I hate this place.

-Nate?
-Yep.

How the hell are you getting
through all this so fast, my friend?

I'm eager to get
where we're going.

Gets rocky up here.

-Pretty brushy?
-Rocky, and a steep hill.

Ow! ants. Goddammit.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Oh, this is cool.

-Yep.
-First things first, though,

we gotta get the
seep well going.

We gotta get Terra some water and get
it back to Terra and then get back here.

The quickest way to get
water is to dig a seep well

near a water table
like a river or a pond,

and then just let
the water seep in.

The other way we've been
getting water here is by boiling it.

However that'd take hours.

It would also take
hours to cool it down.

And I don't think Terra has
that long in the noonday sun.

And the idea behind the seep
well is that instead of drinking water

that's coming
straight from the river

where monkeys have
been using it as their toilet

is that as the water
percolates through the ground,

it should act like a filter
and trap any protozoans

or other bacteria or viruses
from getting into the water.

I'll just give it about
five or ten minutes.

Okay.

Just suck it up with a banana
leaf and spit it in the pot.

Right now, I'm just getting water
out of the seep well for Terra.

Terra may not drink it
anyway, being it's this muddy,

but it's the best we
can do right now.

And if Terra
lets it sit for a bit,

most of the heavy particles
should go down to the bottom.

Damn.

The very worst case scenario is that
Terra ends up being medically tapped out.

So I'm down here
trying to get water,

and this was a pretty big
risky expedition to begin with,

so we had to spend
so much energy

to come out here in
the heat of the day.

Hopefully, we can get this
done as quickly as possible

and everything will be okay.

So I'm gonna run the
water back to Terra.

You want me to stay here then?

I'll be as fast as possible.

-Be safe, Nate.
-Thanks.

Cloudy, isn't it?

-It's good. Thanks, man.
-Yeah.

I guess I'll just continue on,

get back to where you guys are,

-slowly give it a shot.
-Yep.

Come on.

If Terra can stand up without
issue after getting that water,

I think that Terra will
be able to make it.

Oh, Jesus Christ.

I'm following you. I
don't know where to go.

I feel like a giant
burden to my partners.

I feel like I'm just a big rock
that's slowing them down.

Still feeling exhausted, but...

Better.

And it really sucks that I came
all the way out here to do this.

And I'm falling apart today.
Like I'm just falling apart.

Damn it!

Oh my God.

It's only day seven.

Time to get to bidness.

Bidness, bidness, bidness.

Alone since day four

and 34 miles away
from extraction,

Kaiela's skill and
stamina has been tested

by the Badlands.

My anxiety is through the roof.

Oh yes.

But her persistence provided
a much needed food win.

Yes.

Oh my God.

This is just reassurance that I
can do this and I can do it by myself.

I think I've found an
incredible amount of success

being out here alone.

Let's catch some fishies,
bait some caiman lines.

I was so nervous
when my partners left

that I was somehow incapable
of securing enough food for myself

and I'm more than capable.

Monkeys. Hi, buddy.

I'm just building a lot
of confidence out here.

My leftover fish bones
and head and skin.

So try and string some of
this up to bait eel, caiman.

That's the biggest
source of protein out here.

This area would
be good for baiting

because it kind of funnels
into a really shallow pool

so I can see the bottom.

And hopefully, if he
does take the bait,

it will be easier for me to
pull him up if I do get him.

So right now I'm just
using the fish guts.

Looks yummy.

For a caiman.

So I'm going to stick my caiman
line down this rotted out log,

kind of dangle it above
the water and dip it

just to let him
know it's in here.

Now I'm going
to set an eel line,

set some of the guts on
a bigger hook on the bank.

Extra stank.

And maybe an eel
will come up and take it.

They like to come up and
kind of stay close to the shore.

All right.

You know, these are
proving grounds out here,

and I think being
alone requires you

to be on your toes
and know your stuff.

It's testing every
survival skill that I have.

I'm gonna take some of
these leftover fish remnants,

kind of just throw in and
create some vibrations,

stink up the water a little bit.

It's kinda like
feeding a stray cat.

Once they know where the
food's at, they'll start to come back.

All right.

I think it's a good start.

You've got a bullet
ant on your foot.

Hey!

One got me on the nut the other
day, not a caiman, a bullet ant.

If a caiman got you on
the nut, I want to see.

After a risky excursion
far from camp...

-Okay.
-Quick, quick!

-Where is he?
-There!

Heather, Adam and
Sam struck it big.

Holy

Scoring their first major
protein win of the challenge.

Look at the size
of that bloody thing.

-Oh my God.
-He's big, he's big.

And with 31 days to go,

they remain 35 miles
from the extraction point.

But I do feel a
bit hungry today.

To catch a caiman right
here would be amazing.

-You know what I mean?
-That'd be spectacular.

We've finished all
the caiman meat now,

and to be honest,
we probably spent

a third of the calories we
gained from it, retrieving it.

So we're all in need of
some significant protein again.

So today I saw a
caiman in the water.

That's the first one
we've seen right here.

Yeah. I'm actually
setting caiman traps.

So I took a shark
hook with a paracord.

It's gonna have the bait on it.

-You want to give me some guts?
-All right.

This is the proving grounds.

You gotta earn every single day.

There's no taking no time off.

You gotta work.

If we can get another
caiman, that's a huge win.

Nothing's going to
miss the smell of this.

It is putrid.

I shouldn't have sniffed it.

This is perfect.

Yeah, they're gonna
smell that a mile away.

-I'll see youse in a bit.
-Yeah. Wish us luck.

I'm gonna crawl
out right till you see

-where that one limb that's coming off right there...
-Yep.

...because that's where I
keep seeing him go underwater.

Things could get a
little wild, really quick.

Yeah, I can imagine
several ways.

I'm gonna set it
right above the water

just enough so he
has to jump to bite it.

The hook goes right through
his mouth and we'll take him.

Okay. Oh my God.

Sam is out with me, and he's
not used to this kind of hunting.

-He's already interested.
-Yeah.

I was born in south
Louisiana, so it's in my blood.

Thank you, Heather. Thank you
for letting me come on the hunt...

-Thanks for helping me out. I appreciate it.
-...with somebody.

It's my... It's my
first alligator hunt.

-Caiman.
-Caiman.

It truly has been a dream of mine
to undertake the XL challenge.

Come on Heather
Let's get out of here.

And every day I feel like I'm getting
stronger as a person and a survivalist.

Oh -What?

Oh no.

What?

Dude.

Oh, wow. Dude, bro.

How in the heck did a tick
end up on your Mike and Ike?

He's digging in further, man.

I'm gonna rip him out!

What?

Oh no.

-Do you really?
-Yes.

What?

It's not even the
biggest target.

Oh wow. Dude, bro.

Are you going through
any pain or you doing...

Yes, it's... It's
pretty excruciating.

I tried to... Like, in
a moment of panic.

I tried to pull him out and he's
tried to bury himself in further.

Oh Jesus.

Dude.

Anything like that that
happens to your pecker,

it's not good.

How in the heck did a tick
end up on your Mike and Ike?

On your bloody sword?

-On me chopper?
-Yeah.

What?

He's digging in further, man.

It seems like I have some
kind of Naked and Afraid curse.

On my first challenge,
I actually had a hot coal

pop out the fire
and burn my junk.

That was

And now I've got a tick trying
to eat away at my helmet.

I'm gonna rip him out.
I'm gonna rip him out.

Don't rip him out. It's
gonna make it worse.

I'm gonna rip him out!

I just... I need to try
not to go into shock.

As humorous as this is,
there is quite a risk with ticks.

They can carry some very,
very unpleasant diseases.

It could indeed end my
challenge quite abruptly.

Um, I'm having a difficulty.

I hope you have a tick remover.

Uh, I have a tick in my penis.

-Oh.
-Yeah.

I can't. I...

I can't... I can't watch this.
This is gonna be awful.

Poor Sam.

He's like the punching
bag for the jungle.

He's got a tick on
his... Twig and berries.

On his twig.

No, I don't want to look.
I shouldn't keep looking.

At this point, honestly, everything
the Badlands is throwing,

it's landing on him.

Oh

-That's huge.
-Oh my God.

Oh my God.

That was one of the single most
unpleasant experiences of my entire life.

He's gone!

Brother.

You can't say I didn't
take it like a champ.

Oh, man.

I don't think there's anything
else left out here to bite me.

Be careful what you wish for.

Lynsey.

Yep. I'm coming to you.

It's not a huge spot, but we've
got a little sandy-ish beach area

-where we can just kind of hang out.
-Nice.

There's thousands
of tiny fish here.

It would be a good place
to throw your cast net.

How are you doing?

Did you get some water in you?

It would suck if
we went all this way

and burned so many calories
to come up empty handed.

Hopefully we'd find
some kind of bigger fish.

I feel like the fishing
is okay at camp.

It's just... We need more.

So hopefully this new location
will get us some more food.

-Is it stuck?
-Yep.

-My God.
-No.

I'm worried about you, man.

Yeah, I'm worried about me, too.

They're stuck again.

I'm sorry.

Don't worry about it then, Nate.

No, no, no!

I'm stuck. You kidding me?

I don't know. I just
lost my bait, dude.

I don't know, man.

How many more losses do
we need before we get a win?

We cannot continue to
do this on this challenge

or we're going to
burn out very quickly.

Well, for us not having
any food at camp,

this was not a
bad survival choice.

We have to do something,
we have to get food,

and the only way to get
food is to go out and find it.

Stunning how
there's nothing here.

And now we have to
walk all the way back.

I'm so hungry.

Let's go, guys.

Look at you and your
little basket and berries.

-You're so cute.
-Yeah.

What was that that just bit me?

With her team struggling,

Got one.

Malorie's fishing skills
have finally begun to pay off.

But relentless bugs...
I just want to die.

And mysterious symptoms caused
Chris to tap out of the challenge,

leaving Mallory and Shell
too thin for themselves

31 miles from extraction.

We lost Chris yesterday, and
it's still sinking in that he's not here

and it's just gonna
be me and Mal.

Fiery Latinas.

Shell and I are gonna
kill this. I know we are.

Because my partner is a badass.

I love her.

Deep breath, deep breath,

I got some fishing to do.

Now that Chris is gone, I need
to be even more productive.

It's very hot, it's very humid.

It takes a lot out of
me being out here.

But you don't take a
day off from survival.

Back at home, I
do it all by myself.

I maintain a household, I work.

I take care of my kids.

So right now that's
what I'm gonna do.

Here fishy, fishy, fishy.

I love having Mal as a partner

and we are definitely
playing to our strengths.

Malorie's the best fisher
person on our team.

She's better than I am.

And so, she's been focusing
on the fishing situation right now.

And for me, I want to focus more
on chores such as wood, fire, water

and also going to be
collecting some fruits

and berries that
are around here.

I'm surprised the
birds don't eat these.

More for me and Mal.

There's a balance with survival.

I try to be in a mindset
of, okay, slow and steady.

I feel like I'm more of a
tortoise less of a hare.

-Are you fishing, Mal?
-Yep.

Okay. Have you drank lately?

No. I need to, I know.

I got us berries for lunch.

Awesome. You're amazing, girl.

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

Just waiting for my
line to get tight and pull.

Whoa! Yeah!

Nice! Good work.

That is so beautiful.

Wow.

Did you wanna grab some water?

I will in just a moment.

I'll be right back.

I'm gonna try to
get a little bit of vine,

hopefully finish my fish basket.

All right.

I'm grateful that I caught
that fish, that protein,

but it's just not enough.

We have to complete
40 miles in 40 days.

We need to catch more fish.

Cook this thing up.

Malorie is a passionate
fisherwoman,

but surviving 40 days was
definitely unchartered territories for us.

We've all only seen Day 21.

So to cover 40 miles in 40 days,

we really need
to pace ourselves.

The fish are gonna
swim in for the bait,

and then it's gonna be
hard for them to come out.

Fish is done, Mal.

Okay, I'll be right there.

All right. And there's
my fish basket all set up.

Okay.

I just need to set my
line up in the same spot.

Fish is done.

-You doing okay still?
-Yeah.

To be honest, I'll take the
mosquitoes over the sun here any day.

Yeah. That sun's pretty brutal.

It feels good to
be back in here,

which is kind of a
crazy thing to say.

Lynsey, thank you for carrying
the water this whole way.

Oh, you're welcome.
It's not a big deal at all.

Home sweet home.

The expedition was a total bust.

I feel like we all should have
just stayed back at camp.

As much as I had hopes and
everything seemed promising,

I think it was a
waste of calories.

But you have to
try and you don't...

You're not gonna get
anywhere if you don't try.

Guys, I'm so sorry about today.

Nothing to be sorry about.

Really though.

I've never been this weak.

I've never felt this
weak in my life.

We got to get you back on top.

And the only way to do that
without a significant amount of food

is to just rest and
hydrate, rest and hydrate.

I'm so sick and tired
of being out here

and not contributing
as much as I want to.

The next few days,
I'll fish from camp

and we'll get hydrated

and get you ready for
completing those 40 miles.

I'd gotten used to being alone,

literally, pretty much
every day of my life,

so I never rely on
people to take care of me.

It wears on me mentally.

It just makes me angry.

I'm sick of dealing
all of this by myself,

like, keeping a
fire going all night.

It's so annoying, and it
requires so much wood.

The nights are taking longer.

It's getting harder and
harder to sleep at night.

It's definitely getting harder.

I'm honestly just lonely.

Starting to kind of feel like,

well, it might be time for
me to try and find some

other people out here.

Like, I need to go.

I need to.

And I just... I want
to get the out of here.

-What?
-I think we have caiman.

Yeah, it was there. There
was something there.

Yeah, it was. He
was right there.

He was little.

Maybe about two, three feet.

Yeah. He took off fast, too.

Super-fast.

Now...

Yep.

The ants are everywhere.

I got ants all over me.

This Colombia bug
situation is insane.

I can't believe how
many welts we've got.

Now there's no sleeping.

Like, not getting any
sleep during the night.

Bloody hell.

Ah!

Like, I am itching so bad.

I don't know what to do.

Things have gone
from bad to worse.

Me feet have swollen up.

The ankles are swelling up.

I'm having quite a
significant amount of pain.

I think it's an
allergic reaction.

It can lead to, like, quite a
serious immune response.

I've just been bitten
so many times.

The immune system
is starting to, you know,

like an overproduction
of histamine.

This place is
literally a living hell.

These ants are,
like, doing overtime.

Absolutely relentless.

Oh!

Wow, that is brutal.

I just can't believe that...

I don't look like that, like, it
blows my mind, you know?

They just go after
different people,

different ways, you know.

Busted me up pretty bad.

It's day ten, and we're a quarter
of the way through the challenge.

That's a nice little milestone.

But unfortunately,
I feel utterly

washed out and drained.

If I feel this depleted
and this exhausted,

it really paints a
huge question mark

on what 40 days and
40 miles looks like for me.

My feet have
swollen up a lot more.

Ultimately, I'm treating my feet

as an indicator of
when I'm getting,

you know, a histamine
overload, to be honest.

In response to
his many bug bites,

Sam's nervous system
is creating large amounts

of a chemical
known as histamine,

which increases blood
flow to the infected areas

to help repair it, but also
causes painful swelling.

You just want to go the distance

and just to prove
I'm a survivalist.

You survived last night.

We survived last night, but
today we gotta survive tonight too.

I can't face another
night on the floor.

We've got to get
up off the ground.

We're going to need to
make a raised platform

to get up away from the ants.

If we push back to these trees,

they're going to be
good, good strength

to build a raised
platform. Upgrade again.

There's going to
be a lot of effort

that we don't really want to do,

but this is what we're gonna
have to do to stay in the game.

Let's get to it.

We were super
reluctant in the beginning

to build such a big shelter.

But Sam's body is
just getting punished.

I'm super worried.

So we've gotta help him out.

And you know, this shelter
is really gonna help us rest,

build up our energy, so
we can do that 40 miles.

Whoo!

Building off a cluster of
existing trees for support,

a series of white
poles and cross beams

will be used to support the
framework of the platform floor.

Additional poles and framing
will then be used to create a roof

thatched with palm leaves.

Oh!

Take your time. Take it slow.

Yep. Slow, steady pace.

Let's get this bug
situation under control.

It's day ten.

We're a quarter of the way in.

There's a hot one again.

Last night verifies that
there is a caiman nearby.

There is a caiman in those
waters, and we need to catch it.

But we need bait.

Time to check my fish basket.

Oh, there's... Oh, he fell out.

No, there is a fish in there.

We can use this
guy for a caiman.

You're our caiman bait.

Whoo!

Caiman one would be massive.

It's been one of my top
goals, honestly, out here.

Same with mals, lots of fats.

It's delicious.

It's just a good, solid
meat source for us.

It's food that'll hopefully
lasts us quite a few days.

So now let's talk
about this caiman.

All right, what's up?

So I can do two different rigs.

The options we have is to
just use this one and bait it.

Mm-hmm.

So we can put the
fish head on here.

-And then... it'll take it.
-Yeah.

The second option would
be to get your cordage,

tie it through there, and
we can use this as a gaff

and then bait him with a setup

where we'll have
the J-hook in here.

Yeah. I like that
one idea of a J-hook.

It's gonna hook even good.

Mm-hmm.

Malorie plans to use a smaller
J-hook to bait the passive line,

which will be secured to a tree.

Once a caiman is hooked,

the larger treble hook
strung with cordage,

will act as a gaff to
help wrangle it to shore.

We have everything ready.

I tied my knife to a stick so
that we can stab him in the neck.

We're ready to head
out and get a caiman.

We need that protein.

This is our stinky
bait right here.

Not to mention it
would be pretty cool

to see us two
girls get a caiman.

Pretty bad ass.

Exactly where I
saw him last night.

Yeah, they do.

Okay.

Caiman tail sounds wonderful.

It's gonna be delish.

Day ten.

A quarter mark.

Yeah, it's kind of crazy to me.

I'm just feeling lethargic as.

Ten days, sleep has been
hard to come by for all of us.

I hurt all over.

You can't... win for losing.

I'm just going to try
to catch us some fish.

-That's my plan.
-Okay.

I'm gonna watch the fire.

And try to rest.

I'm excited that we're a
quarter of the way through.

But thirty days is
a really long time,

and it's gonna be
really, really, really tough,

especially if Terra
doesn't get better.

So hopefully we can get some
more fish because it's going to take

all three of us to
cross that finish line.

Not a huge one, but bigger
than what we've been eating.

Awesome.

Very nice.

Oh, my God.

Another one.

Sweet!

Lunchtime.

So I did catch two fish today.

Even though it's not a huge,

massive meal, this can feed us.

What do you think, Nate?

Look good.

Two little fishes.

It's very important to be
happy for what we have,

and I am very
happy for this meal.

It was super exciting to
be able to pull even though,

like, even just this
size too, though.

This one's really good.

Mm-hmm. Juicy.

This guy's hard to
get the meat off of.

Man, I would say, do
you want more of this one,

but there's nothing there.

This has got some, like,
juicy yumminess to it.

Oh, these probably should
be thrown back or something.

When you catch them.

There's nothing to them.

Well, it's either
that or nothing.

That's a shame.

Being positive is a
huge survival skill.

That was an awesome thing.

Getting to bring home two fish,

and it seems like Terra
just could care less.

You're welcome.

God, I hate this place.

Well, we're here.

Yep. I'm here.

Gotta stay positive.

Man, I'm going down
and check my line.

It's day ten.

I hit a milestone and it
gives me a boost of energy.

Nada.

But it would be amazing
to have a team and partners

to help carry the weight.

So really hoping
to find other people.

Put a new worm on there.

I think it's a smart move
for me to start that journey.

Hmm.

But in order for me to move
anywhere, I need protein,

and I need I like a
good amount of it.

So there's definitely
a sense of urgency.

It does feel like
there's a lot on the line.

This has to be it.

Like, I need this really bad.

Something's moving over here.

I thought I heard some rustling.

Something big moved over here.

Oh, my God.

There's a caiman.

Oh, my God.

It looks like he's
about three foot,

so, you know, they're
super quick on land.

So this is gonna get weird.

Okay.

He's starting to
wiggle his tail.

Caiman.

I've got a Y stick to
kind of pin its head down.

I want to try and
hit it with a knife.

This is gonna get weird.

Oh, my God.

Oh!

Oh, my God.

Thank you, buddy.

Yes!

Whoo!

Oh, my God.

I'm just gonna catch my breath.

Forty day challenge is proving
grounds, and I'm out here doing it.

This was one of my huge goals

to accomplish out here
was to kill a caiman.

And not only did I do
that, but I did it by myself.

I'm just really, really,
really proud of myself.

So now I'm gonna go
back to camp, process this.

Chasing caiman naked
in a Colombian jungle.

Who am I?

Oh, I am, like, wobbly today.

It's hard finding the
groove of this place.

It's just... We are
all so gosh... hungry.

So today I'm just
trying to get us

something to look forward
to and keep our spirits higher.

Just give us a break, Colombia.

Give us a break.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yes!

Yeah!

Get him!

Damn it! Get him! Get him!

Get him! Get him! No!

Damn it!

I literally had him up
here and he fell off.

He's right there.

He's big, too. I don't
know what he was.

Oh! That was so good.

And there's my bait.

Bye-bye. Enjoy.

I don't know.

I don't know. I'm
trying to stay positive

and I'm holding out hope,
but my hope is diminishing.

I need to take a little break because
I'm stressed out from losing it.

I just keep feeling like we
just keep putting out effort

and we're not getting
anything in return,

and it's just...
it's getting to me.

That bite hurt bad.

I hate the bugs here.

That hurt.

There's no winning in Colombia.

Whoo!

What a day.

It's a lot of meat to process.

This is the first time
I'm dressing an animal.

I've really only ever killed

a fish before and a turtle once.

This is a workout.

I think this would be a
lot easier with partners.

This is exhausting.

But the monkey's hanging out.

Let them know it's
a potluck dinner,

if they'd bring me some fruit.

There is definitely
a sense of urgency.

The humidity and this environment
will spoil meat a lot quicker.

The second flies start
swarming is not a good sign.

Oh, my God, I'm so excited.

I've never had caiman before,
but I hear it's really, really good.

For the thinner stuff,

I'm going to try for the
first time smoking meat.

'cause there's definitely
no way I can eat all of this

and I would like to make
this last as long as possible.

To be able to kill a caiman,

it just makes you feel like
you can take on anything.

And I just feel like I'm really
kind of finding a groove and...

Yeah, I'm just really happy.

Oh, yeah. That's
pretty much ready.

It's way better than
I expected it to be.

It just, like, melts
in your mouth.

I've never been
more proud of myself.

There was a lot of
firsts for me today.

And this tastes
like victory for me.

This caiman means so much to me.

This is definitely
gonna help me cover

about 40 miles
that I need to make.

So while I have the
energy, it's time to leave

and put some miles down
and search for my tribe.

This is the best
barbecue I've ever had

in my whole life.

We're slowly getting there.

We've gotta get
this shelter done,

but it's pure exhaustion.

So it's just wires
in the middle,

wires down each side,
and then we're good to go.

We want to make this
thing as strong as possible

as soon as it's up,
up off the ground.

It's going to need a
little bit of extra support.

The support beams up
for our raised platform.

All right. Moment of truth.

Rock solid.

It looks great.

It's braced, it's super secure,

and we won't have to worry
about the bugs anymore.

It's perfect.

This is already looking
very, very promising.

Do you want me to keep
shopping the bigger ones?

-Good idea.
-Yep.

Roger that.

Oh, yeah.

There's a lot of chopping.

My energy levels are low
because of the lack of sleep.

Have really been
quite a kick in the teeth.

I'm just trying to roll with the
punches and keep contributing.

I need to grit my teeth
and hang in there.

I can push through
to the end of this.

I don't care if I have to crawl.

You hear that thunder?

Yeah.

The weather here
literally turns on a dime.

I'm just trying to get it
up there at this stage,

and so we can get out of this
weather and get up out of the bugs.

Maybe the bugs
were actually so active

because it happens back
home with the animals,

because they knew
a storm was coming.

Here it comes.

Yep.

Oh, my God.

This is really, really
severe weather.

It is now raining
its absolute butt off.

Things changed
actively, rather quickly.

The temperature
dropped drastically,

like, it is so cold.

This is hell on earth.

Looks like another night of
absolute agonizing torture.

Oh, yeah, we're through.

Oh, good. Just what we needed.

This place.

Damn it, dude.

We can't catch a break, can we?

God damn it.

The temps have
dropped significantly.

It's cold.

I'm already getting dripped on?

God damn it.

Oh, my God.

What am I doing?

All of our wood is wet,

so it is incredibly hard
to find anything dry.

It still isn't burning
like it should.

I wish this wood would stay lit.

I don't know how
to stay positive

in a situation like this.

This place sucks.

Does that feel
swollen on my back?

Oh, yeah.

That's not right, is it?

Jesus Christ.

Ah!

You all right?
You all right, mate?

Jesus

Guys, I'm in a real mess here,

and I'm not entirely
sure what to do.

The weather has turned off

while we're like in the
middle of like a mini monsoon.

I don't know what's all
going on, but it's awful.

Oh! This is ridiculous.

My kidneys feel very swollen.

I can feel them in my back.

I can't... I can't move.

Oh.

Ah!

It just feels like there's
knives in my back.

Hell.

Ah!

Oh, my gosh!

This is getting really
bad, really quick.

It is shooting up my back.

Hello, medic.

Copy.

I'm having serious, serious
kidney pain right now.

And it's...

Every... - Here they
come now, mate.

They're coming now.
They're coming now.

Here they come now.

Okay.

Oh!

Guys, I've got to get out.

No, seriously, out.

11.

11.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

If we thought it was
bad, it only got worse.

Yeah.

The continued production
of histamines in Sam's body

has lowered his blood
pressure significantly,

making his kidneys unable to
filter blood at their normal rate.

To prevent the risk
of serious infection

and kidney failure,

medics inject an
anti-inflammatory steroid

that should relieve
the swelling by blocking

the body's production
of histamines.

-Are you all right, Sam?
-No.

I'm not all right.

Take your time.

Sit down a minute.

The medical team say
I'm getting bug bit so much.

I'm having some kind of
massive histamine response.

And now I think, to be honest,
my organs are swelling up,

namely my kidneys,
which, as you can imagine,

is quite terrifying.

You got a lot on
your plate, mate.

-Think about it.
-No, I haven't.

I've got one thing to think
about, and that's 40 days.

And I need to
smash this challenge.

And it's pouring rain outside.

We're freezing cold.

I'm shivering my
blood off. It's wet.

Wet and cold.

I think we have caiman on.

Did you hear it?

We're getting some
splashing by the water.

We're going to head
down through right now.

We may have hooked
onto a caiman, I think.

Yeah, I did.

We lost our caiman.

Right now, I feel like the
Colombian badlands has won.

It's defeated me.

I'm starting to feel like

I'm not owning up
to this challenge,

and I need to give more.

Sitting in this shelter, in
this rain and everything,

this is depressing.

It's just brutal.

It's bringing me down,
the rain last night.

Being cold, I don't know.

It just all weighs on me.

Last night was the absolute
worst night of the challenge.

I am just sitting here, all
of these feelings in my head

about how much my
body hurts, how cold I am.

I wish in this moment
that I knew how to quit,

because I want
to go home so bad.

My mom asked me
when I came out here

why I like to do this

And I told her it's
because I felt like

I was addicted to suffering.

You know how up that sounds?

I think maybe I like
to suffer because I like

when you can overcome it.

I don't know if I can
overcome this place.

Lynsey, I want to lift you up.

Just sit here and
say, "You can do it.

You can stay."

I want to be that person.

But at the same time, I
don't know if doing that

would be good for you.

The thing is, I
have all the faith

in the world and your skills.

But I can't sit here and
try to make you stay.

I just don't know if it would
be good for you mentally

and physically.

I don't know if I can
overcome this place.

Lynsey, I want to lift you up.

I want to sit here and
say, "You can do it.

You can stay."

But at the same time, I
don't know if doing that

would be good for you.

I just don't know if it
would be good for you

mentally and physically.

Terra told me that
if my mental health

was really affecting
me that bad,

that it wasn't worth
it to be out here,

that maybe I should go.

And I know Terra was
saying it out of a place of love,

but my kind of thoughts
is like, how dare you?

How dare you tell
me that I can go?

I have stood by their side
every single step of the way.

And for what to
be, it's really like

Yeah.

Just make it one more day.

Nathan says things so simply.

But they mean so much.

Just Nathan simply
saying, "All you have to do

is make it to the next day."

I know right then and there
that Nathan supports me,

and I appreciate that.

Gonna try to keeping on.

Like Nate says, "Make it
to the next day, next minute,

next hour, next day."

I'm gonna keep going.

That comment kind of just
made me want to fight more.

How you feeling?

Just beat up, run
down, fatigued.

Been having
difficulties with the bugs

and the way my
body's responding.

Last night, I was having a
very severe histamine response.

The medic managed to administer

a small amount of medication.

The pain subsided,
but I'm feeling lethargic.

Hopefully, I'll just
recover from this

and be able to push forward.

Hey, mate, if you need
to rest, you need to rest.

Don't force your
body to do something

it doesn't need to do.

I think we can carry
you. I think that it's...

I think it would...

That's not what the
challenge is about.

It's not about
carrying me to the end.

It's not about me being
a burden for you guys.

Challenge is about
showing up as an individual

and contributing to your
team and contributing strong.

And, um, I've got to do that.

You're a strong bloke.

Sam's a badass survivalist,
but right now, he's hurting.

The bugs and lack of sleep
has just pushed the urgency

to finish this shelter.

We've got to get it done today.

One step at a time.

Ready to push forward.

I guess we've got
some work to do.

We've almost finished the
base out on our ray shelter.

It's coming together.

Just need a few more logs.

And then the plan
is to put a roof on it.

But we haven't got that much
to go, you know what I mean?

Like, we were so close.

I need to chop some larger wood.

Go ahead.

It's been quite tough
here in the badlands.

They've been kicking
my ass this week.

Ah.

I'm feeling extremely
weak, extremely delicate.

But I'm not giving up.

Because I just want
to stay with all my heart

and see this through.

It's so difficult as it is.

We need a third team member.

So we're going to carry
him as far as we can.

Definitely. He's
part of the team.

We need him.

It rained all night last night.

But honestly, I feel like
I'm in like a meat hangover.

I had my big pot
of caiman's stew.

All I have left is jerky,
which is so good.

And I'm having a really
hard time not eating all of it.

I'm really not going to be
good at this rationing thing.

No way.

Just take a step, take
a step, take a step.

Get off your butt.

My game plan for today,
make some preparations

to move on from this spot.

So I am going to take this
caiman hide, rinse it off.

And then I am going to
lay it out in the sun to dry.

Oh, yeah.

It's been, uh, cooking.

Got all the bugs on it.

Smells really good.

Your feet are your biggest asset

to completing 40 miles
in 40 days out here.

So I will make
some shoes with this.

So right now, I am taking
all of the flesh off this skin,

trying to prep it
so that I can tan it.

It's going to be a
little bit of a process.

The only reason I
know how to do this,

my partner from
South Africa, Tim,

taught me all about this.

Uh.

That's crazy.

On my 21-day challenge,

I think I was pretty
timid and scared

and not have a lot of confidence

in the things that I was doing.

You cut it, I'll carry it.

It's the least I could do.

And kind of take the back seat.

If the shoe fits.

It fits.

Success.

Looking back, seeing
that version of myself,

to see who I am
now, feels pretty crazy.

It makes me feel like a badass.

See if soaking it helps.

Yeah, I should
probably finish this today

and get it out in the sun.

It's been sitting down
here for too long.

I don't want it
to completely rot.

I feel really good about this.

We've got the
main structure done.

Now we just need to
make this thing waterproof.

It's time to get this roof on.

So we're going to use
palm fronds for the roof?

I'm thinking maybe just
a simple lean-to roof.

Oh, really?

Like, just wire frame it
up, go down the back.

I'm just hurting
through and through.

I think whatever's going on,
whatever's wasting me away,

there isn't enough
fuel left in the tank.

How you feeling, Sam?

Are you going to be all right?

I need to take
water though, guys.

Struggling to stand up.

I reckon just get back
in the shade, mate.

Yeah, absolutely.

Poor Sam.

He has had more adversities,
obstacles, and challenges

thrown at him.

All of them have
chipped away almost

like a ball and peen hammer.

It's taken a toll on him.

The mind's willing.

The body just
hasn't got it in it.

We don't want you to go.

We wish you would stay.

At this point, I can
feel myself going down

and going down hard.

And I think the best
decision I can make

for myself and my
body is to, uh, tap out.

It's been an honor
to be beside you.

It has been with you as well.

You really are a
great fella, mate.

-Thank you, Adam.
-Real, real good fella.

That means a lot to me, bro.

Could you get the
producer for me, please?

Oh, God.

What's going on, Sam?

Um, my body, my
mind have just been

broken down by this challenge.

And I think I've
reached my limit.

It's time to go.

I need to tap out now.

I respect your decision.

Say goodbye to your partners.

I love you guys so much.

-Love you, too, brother.
-Love you, too.

Look after yourself, mate.

It's not going to be the
same without you, Sam.

-I'm going to miss you guys.
-Gonna miss you, man.

And I know you can do it.

Smash to the end for me.

I'm definitely disappointed

that I wasn't able
to complete 40 days.

I gave it everything
I possibly could.

But sadly, the proving grounds
have proven too much for me.

The weather and the bugs
have been absolutely relentless.

I feel terrible leaving
my partners behind.

They're both fantastic
people, and incredibly skilled

and strong survivalists.

I just couldn't face
another moment out here.

Finishing the XL Challenge
has always been my dream.

And it's been a harder ride

than I ever thought
it was going to be.

I wanted to prove myself
here on the proving grounds.

But this dream's turned
into a bit of a nightmare.

He's a really brave guy.

I literally am so upset with
Sam leaving this challenge.

We are in an environment
designed to break us.

And his body just couldn't
make the adjustment.

Now it's up to Adam
and I to battle this out

for the next 28 days.

We've got to finish this.

You can't tap.

I don't plan on it.

Where do you want me to tie?

If you just want
to tie that end on.

Okay.

I'm in shock still.

I'm so bummed Sam left.

But it's just like, we've
got to get this shelter done.

We got to catch
up on some sleep,

-like I'm feeling it.
-Yeah.

Sam's tapping
really made us focus.

And the realization
of what can happen

when you're physically or
mentally break in this challenge

just happened in front of us.

So the platform, this is urgent.

You might put some
palm fronds up here

and try to get this
thing waterproof.

Okay.

We're a man down.

And there's a lot more things

that we're going to have
to pick up the slack on.

Awesome.

This is looking pretty good.

-So close, yet so far.
-Yeah.

Last night, the caiman got away.

I'm just, I'm bummed.

I feel like nothing
was accomplished.

It sucks because we
should have had it.

And we really were
not able to get it.

I'm doing my best to
not be frustrated by it.

I mean, we can scope it
out first from the sidelines

to see if we can
kind of see him.

But it's very important for us
to get larger amounts of food

because we are
starting to lose weight.

And we're not trying
to totally exhaust

all of our resources we
have built up in our bodies

because we still have
a lot of miles to go.

I can see his path,

where he most likely
came through here.

He went that way.

But then it just opens up.

Yeah, if he's not in
our immediate area,

the likelihood of
finding him is very low.

It's a huge energy
exertion for us at this stage

to be searching for hours

for the caiman in
a massive swamp.

I'm thinking he'd be
in the land somewhere.

There's so much area.

He could be anywhere.

We really need this caiman.

We really need the meat.

We need the skin.

We need all the resources
that that caiman has to offer.

I need to go on a journey

to find the caiman,
just to scout it out,

to see if I can find any
caiman tracks or anything.

I know we wanna
find it, but, you know,

we can't take ourselves
out overdoing it.

I think it's not very smart.

I'm gonna watch the fire.

I know somebody's
gotta do it and it's a job,

but I hate being camp bitch.

Negativity can have
a negative effect

in a survival situation.

It makes everyone in
the group depressed,

and lethargic, and less
motivated to do anything, really.

I'm gonna go try to
get us some more fish.

Go throw this worm on a hook.

Maybe some big fish we
can actually smoke and cure?

Yeah, Terra seems
super crabby, I don't know.

And I feel like every
single time I do something,

it's not good enough.

The energy is way off.

And, I don't know.

It's irritating.

My last challenge,
I came into Africa

feeling afraid to speak my mind.

I'm getting frustrated
because I don't have a knife.

He's got the knife, and
he's making freaking shoes.

I wish they were
a little more comfy.

It's ridiculous.

And frankly, I don't
really find it fair

that I have to get
all our firewood.

And instead of
saying anything to him,

I just sat there
and stewed on it.

The whole point of this is to come
in as a team and go out as a team.

It needs to be a team effort.

I'm sorry.

I feel like I've grown so
much in this challenge,

and it's important for me to
continue speaking my mind.

Lynsey, Nathan?

What's up?

If y'all would stop
burning my snake stick.

I didn't burn it.

Stop burnin' it.

This is getting old,

but it's creating more of,
like, a storm inside myself.

I'm pissed.

Something's gonna be said.

I don't see him
anywhere around here.

Yeah, I combed this whole area.

And nothing, no caiman.

No signs of him.

He had to have swam off.

Who knows?

I feel like I've done
a thorough search.

Looking at the banks,
searching the marsh areas,

anywhere that the
caiman could possibly be,

and nothing.

And I'm tired, I'm exhausted.

You okay, Mal?

No, I feel nauseous.
Real nauseous.

Hope you didn't
overdo it out there.

Feel like I'mma throw up.

It's just dry heaving.

My body wants
to do it, but it can't.

I searched everywhere
for that caiman, it's not here.

I know it's not. That's
why I was saying,

we probably shouldn't
overexert ourselves.

She gets hyper focused.

She's out there for hours
and hours and hours.

She's so hyper focused that she
starts getting dehydrated, she's worn out.

I wanna let her go and
do her thing every day...

Thank you.

...but I need to reel her in

and make sure she
takes care of her body.

All right, good.

I just overdid myself a little
bit trying to find that caiman.

Yeah, that might not
have been the best choice.

It's really comin' together.

Another thing we need to think
of too is putting a fire up here.

We're on a wooden
platform that's raised.

So, we have to put something
between the fire and the platform,

or the whole shelter
can go up in flames.

And my idea was
to do a full box.

Put these green slats
in the very bottom of it.

Then do a layer of clay,
then do a layer of rocks.

Put a wall up
behind the fireplace,

just to, a reflector fire,
and then put in the fire.

So, I'm just trying to find a
good supply of clay for our fire pit.

Yeah, I'm just looking for something
that's really gonna bind together well.

So, the stronger
the clay, the better.

Clay's clay. Once we get it
under there and under the stones,

it's literally gonna
just, like, heat up,

turn into, like, just
a hard rock surface.

You know what I'm saying?
Like, it's just gonna bake.

Yeah, I'll start
smoothin' it out,

and we'll get this thing ready.

It's gonna be wild, though.

I think we'll have fire.

Pretty good. Got a backsplash
and everything, huh?

I think Sam would be proud.

Yeah, I think he would.

I gotta pee. I don't
wanna get up.

I'm just irritated today,

and trying not to
let this explode.

Hey, dude.

Can we step off to the side
so me and you can actually

talk and settle some things now?

Sure.

I don't want us to be, like,
standoffish towards each other.

I don't want there
to be an issue.

Going to the log.

M'kay.

Because I feel like things
are always better on the table

and just needs to be
discussed and handled head on.

When I was having, like,
my mental breakdown,

and whenever you said that

you thought that I should tap...

And I know that it came
from, like, a place of love,

but to me, I kind of felt like

almost not believing in
me kind of type of deal.

It kinda hurt my feelings.

I wasn't saying, "I want you
to tap." I don't want you to tap.

I want all three of us to
make it to 40. I really do.

Bottom of my heart.

But at the same time, I know
about anxiety and depression,

and I know what it can do to
you mentally and physically.

I was literally just saying,

"If you are having
a hard time mentally

and it's getting to be too much,

nobody would
blame you if you left."

Yeah.

I guess one other thing that
was bugging me a little bit

is just, like, catching
the fish and stuff,

and just bringing 'em
back and kind of feeling like

what I'm doing, like,
isn't good enough,

-or appreciated, or something like that.
-Oh, no.

Everything you're doing
is beyond good enough

and more than appreciated.

For me, like, it's
so big to me just to,

like, bring home my
little jungle family a meal.

I want to provide for you
guys and it sucks, it's so hard

-that we have to...
-Yeah, I wanna provide for you guys, too.

...that we have to sit here
and split everything three ways.

And it's just this tiny,
minuscule amount

that isn't doing anything
really for any of us.

It does not bring out

-the best part of any of us either, like...
-No.

And it's gotta be hard
too to be in a situation

where you've just been
alone this whole entire time.

-Not just on challenges, in, like, in my real world.
-But at home too.

Like, yeah, you've told me,
like, you're alone at home too.

Basically, I've been
alone for years.

It's just been me and my dog.

So, to be introduced
with two people,

like, you have to
take up shop with, like,

-thrown into it.
-Like, literally become not just roommates...

-Yeah.
-...but your roommates.

-You know? It's your bedroom and they're sharing it.
-Yeah, yeah. we're roommates.

Yep. And it's hard because I feel
like I have a huge connection with you.

Like, I feel like you're
my best friend out here,

-and I want us all just to be okay.
-Yeah.

But it is gonna be, like...

I'll do my best, too, to
just be completely upfront

and tell you things up front
and not hold anything in either.

It's not easy to be with
partners in a challenge.

When I'm in a challenge,
I seem to always be alone.

So coming in, having
new roommates,

feel like I've got this disconnect
with everyone around me.

I don't have the ability
anymore, I guess,

to see that there's something
bothering somebody.

So, when she brings up
this, this, this, and this,

I'm just, I'm kind of shocked

because I thought I was
a better person than that.

I didn't think I was,
you know, such an ass.

But she's right, you know? I
want to be appreciative of the fish.

I want to appreciate
everything both of them do.

I just have to mentally
come out of my shell

and embrace having
other people around

to do the work with me.

This was a nice improvement.

I'm happy to be up off the
ground, way less buggy.

And we are so excited.
We are in our new shelter.

This is probably
the highest shelter

that's ever been made
on Naked and Afraid.

And literally, this is a mansion,
like, compared to other shelters.

And we actually have a fire

in a raised platform.
That's insane.

I just wish Sam
was here to see it all.

As I would say in Australia,
our shelter is pretty sick.

Goodnight from the
badlands bungalow.

We love it!

So, I think I'm gonna
get this caiman skin.

Since this is forty
miles in 40 days,

I will make some
shoes with this.

It makes this journey
a little bit easier for me.

Mmm, damn.

Just falling apart,
disintegrating.

I took way too long to
get this out in the sun,

and it is just falling apart.

All scales are comin' off.

It smells terrible.

Really, really pissed at myself.

It would have been really
nice to use the skin for shoes.

It's not an option anymore.

For me to process all
that meat for my first time,

there was no way I
was gonna be able to

get that skin taken
care of that same day.

Movin' on.

So, it's hard being
one person out here.

Sometimes things
just get lost in it so...

And that was one of 'em.

Definitely bummed out about it.

So, I did set the line
up again last night.

Kind of weird, the bait is gone.

The whole night, we
never heard a caiman.

When we get up, we go
down and check the line

and the bait's gone.

Right now, I feel
like a failure today.

I feel like the Colombian
badlands has won.

It's defeated me.

We're hungry, we're
growing weak by the day.

Everything here is against you.

Try to get out of the heat.

I'm feeling really
nauseous right now.

Hate the Colombian badlands.

Really is, it's testing me.

I can't take this anymore.
It's too much for my body.

I think Mal's health is
declining, unfortunately.

And her energy levels
are almost nonexistent.

A person can only be
beat up so much, honestly.

And that starts removing
a desire to be out here.

You goin' to bathroom? Oh.

Do you want me to
bring you some water?

Is there anything
I can do to help?

I am keenly aware that
there is a serious possibility

I can lose my last
partner in this challenge.

I didn't come out here
to do a solo challenge.

-Do you want me to call the medic, Mal?
-No.

Let me know if
you need anything.

I just wanna see you
get better, you know?

Hey, what's that shaking?

Are we having a...

Earthquake?

The shelter is shaking.

We're going through,
like, a mini earthquake.

-Do you feel that?
-I feel it.

-But it feels like my body is moving back and forth.
-I'm moving.

-Like, a earthquake or something.
-Yeah, I'm moving.

-What is that?
-That's an earthquake.

-Oh, my God.
-I'm moving.

What is that?

The hell? The whole
ground is shaking.

We're in the middle of a
earthquake. This is a first.

Yeah, what's Colombia
gonna throw at us next?

We have earthquakes now.

Wow, that was crazy.

♪ Moving day ♪

I'm ready to get
the out of here.

I'm feeling good, especially
after having so much caiman.

But I have no more turkey.

It's smart for me to start
going towards extraction.

Not gonna miss you ♪

ants.

I am definitely going to focus
on hydrating before I leave.

Once you get dehydrated, it's really,
really hard to come back from that.

I do see an alternative
water source.

That's pretty much
my only, my only option.

Currently 34 miles from
the day 40 extraction point,

Kaiela's nearest viable water
source lies seven miles to the east.

Across sun-scorched savannahs

to a patch of swampy jungle

that will leave her thirty
miles from extraction.

The sun is hotter than
you could ever imagine.

There's no clouds,
so I'm going to mud up.

You get sunburn
real quick out here.

And a sunburn could potentially
knock me out of this challenge,

and I'm gonna take
every precaution

to make sure that
that doesn't happen.

...knife, the hatchet,

fire starter, my pot.

Here we go. Whoo-whoo.

But I'm getting
a little nervous,

having to kind of
walk into the unknown.

It is a risk, going
to this new spot.

And I am well aware that I
could be walking to a place

that has absolutely
no fish in the pond,

absolutely no game trails,
that has absolutely no fruit trees.

And that is pretty
scary to think about.

Feels like I'm walking
in a giant sauna.

Definitely makes me understand
why it's called the badlands.

Feels pretty brutal.

So brutal.

I had a way better
sleep last night.

The bugs were not a issue.

-I feel a lot more refreshed.
-Yeah, so do I.

If I can have a few
more nights like that,

-I'm gonna feel so much better.
-Yeah.

We've got a great shelter.

We're up high, and
we got a fireplace.

We've now avoided the bugs.

That is a huge win.

Hmm, sounds like a plan.

I'm gonna see what
I can try to get today.

Adam and I have
a great partnership.

I know that we're able
to work well together.

I know I can catch fish, I
know Adam can catch fish,

so I'm pretty happy and confident
that we can go the distance.

Ooh.

Whoo-hoo! One down.

Ooh!

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
ooh. This is a good one.

Ooh, look at this one!

No, stop, stop, stop,
stop, stop, stop, stop.

Oh.

Whoo-hoo!

It's a very good-sized fish.

We got lunch.

-How'd you go?
-I got two fish.

-That's new.
-Isn't it neat?

That is an awesome-looking...

It looks like a
carp or something.

-I'm gonna process the fish out here.
-All right.

Adam, have you
ever seen this before?

Parasites. Bugger.

Well, there goes that fish.

We definitely shouldn't
eat it, that's for sure.

The Anisakis nematode

is one of several hundred
intestinal parasites

found in fish in Colombia.

While most pass harmlessly
through humans after ingestion,

others can burrow into
the lining of the stomach,

causing nausea, diarrhea,
and in some cases,

gastrointestinal bleeding
and organ failure.

That's a shame. It's
a bloody big fish too.

Yeah.

The risk of eating
something full of parasites

and it tapping me
out of this challenge,

it's not worth it.

Hmm.

Yep, the situation is
scary. Fish has parasites.

This is extremely problematic.

We have to do 40
miles in 40 days.

And without a food
source, we are screwed.

Damn.

I've been hiking
for miles and miles.

Feeling the burn in my legs.

Feeling the weight of
this bag and this pot.

Yeah, definitely,
definitely wore out.

It's hard to breathe, and it's
just getting hotter and hotter.

I'm gonna try and keep movin'.

I'm not gonna stop.

Going up these
savannah Hills is brutal.

So brutal.

I'm really hopin' I'm close.

Oh, I see water.

Oh, my God, yes.

Thank God.

Oh, man.

It is a little oasis.

Oh, thank God.

That's my new home.

So, so happy.

There's tons of palms.

Bet you caiman
are all up in here.

I think I'm gonna have a
lot better luck fishing here.

Definitely worth it.

This place is incredible,

but I do want to find
people at some point.

I don't wanna end
forty days alone.

Hello, hello, hello?

Oh, my God.

Naked people?

What the hell? What is that?

Knock, knock.

Bloody hell.

Oh, you're kidding.