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With the help of the local Warau people, Hazen Audel learns how to live on water and braves killer bees in a daring night raid, before attempting to deliver a prestigious catch to the Amazon's most northerly people in the final challenge.

Survivalist Hazen Audel fights through endless mangrove swamps, finally reaching the Atlantic Ocean to complete his extreme Amazon challenge.

Survivalist Hazen Audel tackles thundering waterfalls and the world's most dangerous snake in the latest leg of his extreme Amazon challenge.

In the second leg of his challenge Hazen Audel joins some indigenous cowboys on a dangerous cattle drive north. Hazen tackles a giant anaconda, venomous rattlesnakes, and a treacherous river crossing ahead of the coming floods.

Hazen Audel tackles the Amazon rainforest in the first of his survival challenges. Can he escape the jungle before he's trapped by floods?

Hazen Audel embarks on a perilous ocean voyage in the hope of catching a huge fish.

On the 2nd leg of his solo expedition across South America Hazen Audel encounters anaconda and caiman in the remote wetlands of Northern Argentina.

On the 1st leg of his epic journey across S. America, Hazen Audel battles snake-filled swamps and a deadly descent to join a hunt and harvest feast.

Hazen travels to Papua New Guinea to meet the Mirr tribe and attend a tribal ritual.

Hazen Audel heads deep into the Guyana jungle to track down a group of Makushi tribesmen, who are hunting out giant fish.

On the third leg of his journey across South America, Hazen Audel begins his climb into the Andes, battling landslides, icy rivers and a whiteout.

Hazen Audel attempts leading a yak herd to the an ancient fortressed city in the Himalayas.

Hazen Audel attempts summiting an active volcano in Tanzania to make a tribal offering.

Hazen Audel ventures into the sun-scorched Australian outback in search of a desert lake.

Hazen Audel embarks on an epic trek that will mirror a traditional Berber nomad journey across the Saharan desert cauldron to an oasis.

Armed with only basic tools and the ancient skills of the Maasai, Hazen must climb 7,000 feet to the summit of an active volcano.

Hazen Audel embarks on a journey to the notorious Darien Gap, based on a traditional solo jungle trek made by young men of the Embera tribe.

Deep in the foothills of the Himalayas, Hazen Audel is on a quest to lead a herd of yaks across the wilderness to the ancient city of Lomanthang.

Hazen Audel attempts to reach a former headhunting village, travelling across crocodile-infested lakes and crossing ancient tribal boundaries.

Hazen Audel embarks on a jungle trek traditionally taken by Panama's Embera Tribe.