11x14 - 21 Miles, 21 Days

[bunniefuu]

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Kaiela:
we're constantly moving.

Three miles a day at least.

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The sun is just k*ller.

It's sucking the life out of me.

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Is that the cat track?

Tim: yeah.
Prints everywhere.

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Holy *bleep* lion.

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*Bleep*

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Good night.

Ugh!

It's a lion.

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Oh, my god.

Whoo!

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I'm gonna finish!

I feel like I'm gonna
get eaten by a lion.

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This is real.
Like, I'm really here.

It's a crazy,
once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Tim: just taking it all in,
looking around,

See what I can see.

Just kind of overwhelmed with it
right now.

Narrator: tim and kaiela
are heading deep

Into the northern region
of south africa...

To a desolate savannah
called vhembe.

During the winter,
there is no rain for months,

Forcing animals
to travel for miles

In 95-degree heat

And locate small pools of water
before they evaporate.

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Africa's most feared predators
haunt at these watering holes.

Lions can leap on their prey
from 36 feet.

Hyenas, the lions' only enemy,
travel in clans of 80

And have the most powerful jaws
in the animal kingdom,

Arming them with
a vicious weapon

That can crush the bones of
animals four times their size.

Tim: two minutes ago,
it was nice and green.

Now it's almost like
it's a desert.

It's like every quarter mile
is a whole different ecosystem.

Narrator:
to stay alive,

Ancient tribes that once
populated this area

Adopted a nomadic lifestyle
following seasonal game

And scarce resources across
the punishing diverse landscape.

I've never been in a place
that's been so untouched.

Kind of nerve-racking.

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I work at a local
motorcycle shop.

Riding motorcycles for me
brings me closer to nature.

I'm always chasing
my next adventure.

So I had to get
a little creative

On how to toughen up my feet
for south africa.

I got a pan of rocks and gravel.

Hot, hot, hot.

But even when I was little,
I was constantly outside,

Building forts,
playing in the trees.

My dad taught me how to fish,

And ever since then,
it's been a big passion of mine.

I've always doubted myself,

And I think doing something
like this is gonna give me

A lot more confidence
and make me a stronger person.

You have to go through
tough *bleep* to be tough.

I'm super excited to be here,
but I'm also...super nervous.

Narrator:
as an avid biker,

Kaiela brings her sense
of adventure to the challenge.

She also comes in with solid

Fishing
and shelter-building skills,

But her inner critic
could work against her

In this
already brutal environment.

Her primitive survival rating,
or psr, is set at 6.3.

Tim:
the not-knowing part.

If I go around the corner,

Is the landscape
gonna change again?

Have to focus on something
totally different.

I'm a little nervous about that,
actually.

So I'm in my shop today.

Right now,
I'm skinning raccoons.

Uh, kind of hope
it don't ruin your lunch.

I am a wild fur dealer.

Muskrats all counted up.

Got 500 or 600 raccoons
back there, ready to go.

The type of survivalist I am
is definitely a thriver,

Making fires and building
shelters out in the woods.

I am most confident
with my hunting.

I've been sh**ting bows
since I was 8, 9 years old.

I'm deadly with a bow.

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I'm getting older now.
I'm in my 50s.

I've probably got
10 good years in me,

You know, to actually
do something with

Before I start breaking down
as an old man.

So I'm doing this challenge,

But I want to push myself
all the way to the limit.

And don't leave nothing
on table.

That's what I want to do.

Narrator: tim's 30 years of
hunting and trapping experience

Should benefit him
in this harsh terrain.

His psr is set at 7.1.

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I'm a little nervous
to be naked.

Yeah.

Oh, god.

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Oh.

Best-case scenario,

My partner would be like 50,
married, g*y,

And, like, a counselor.

That would be ideal.

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Well, I guess this is it.

Everything I've done,
I have never failed at.

Never quit anything.
I won't stop.

It's not in my blood.

Let's do this.

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Hey!

Hey!

Another naked person.
Yeah.

You know any good places to eat
around here?

I haven't found
a beer garden yet.

Hi.
Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.
I'm kaiela.

I'm tim.
Awesome.

Hopefully,
we can just nail this.

I plan on it.good. Don't quit.

No.

I won't let you quit
if you don't let me quit.

Got you.
Sounds like a plan.

Cool.

Got some bags.

Why don't we
check them out?

Yeah,
let's check it out.

Narrator: tim brought his bow
and arrows to hunt for food,

While kaiela brought
a coil of cord.

Fish with it,
trap with it.

Outstanding.
Yeah.

They've also been given
a machete...

We'll need this.
Yeah.

...and a pot and firestarter,
which they'll need

To help stay hydrated

With the scarce
water sources available.

Looks like
I have the map.

Sweet.

I think
we're right here.

So it looks like our extraction
is way down here.

Yeah, this is gonna be
a long drive from here.

Yeah,
it's going to be at least

I would say 20 miles
in 21 days.

Yeah.

Hit each water source
as we go.

Just slowly make our way
towards extraction.

Yes.

We might have
a couple different camps.

We're going to have
multiple camps,

With like a week
at each one.

In the next 21 days,

Tim and kaiela
will have to cover 21 miles,

Relying on
three sources of water

Where dangerous predators hunt
to get to their extraction.

They'll have to walk across
scorching rocks and hot sand

That can heat
to well over 150 degrees,

Hot enough to cause
third-degree burns.

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Whew!
You okay?

Yeah.
Very sharp rocks.

I think are just as hot
as they are sharp.

Yeah, I think my
rocks-in-the-oven preparation

Didn't quite prepare me enough
for this.

Wasn't like
the real thing, huh?

No, not quite.

Oh, look at that.

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What do you think happened
to this thing?

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Looks like it's got
some teeth marks,

Claw marks.

I'm thinking
a lion or a hyena.

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Tim: as we're coming through,
there's all these signs

Of dangerous animals
out here everywhere.

Think there's anything
we can use on this?

Think we could make
some shoes.

That's what I'm thinking.

Cool.

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The sun is k*ller.

Oh, look, look.

It's a dead --
looks like a zebra.

Ew.

We must be getting close
to water.

Ugh.

That's crazy.

Oh.

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*Bleep*

You think the meat's
still good?

No,
I'm taking the skin.

We can maybe use it later
for another pair shoes.

We're going to be
walking a lot.

Oh, man.

That's a nice hunk.

Yeah,
that's great.

You cut it.
I'll carry it.

It's the least
I could do.

Oh, hey,
look.

Water!

It's right here.

Oh.

What are you thinking?

I don't think
we should be close to that.

It's gone pretty bad.

I don't think a lion
would even touch it.

A big tree over there.

Where at?
Over there?

Yeah.
Okay.

Go check it out.

This looks pretty good.

Tim: yeah.

We got enough coverage
on top,

So nothing's going to get us
from above.

And then
great shade, too.

These thorns are huge.

All we got to do
is fill in the back and side.

Yeah.
You know?

I think we'll have
enough time when we're done

To hopefully get a fire started
and get some water.

Yeah.
Let's get at it.

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First priority right here
is definitely a shelter.

Got game trails
running all through here.

It's absolutely important
to have these thorny bomas

To keep the animals out.

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Here's our door.

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Whew.
Think that's enough?

Nothing getting
through this.

Mnh-mnh.

I'm going to try
and get the fire started.

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Alright.
Here we go.

Let's get
some water going.

Yeah.

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*Bleep*

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I heard something
behind my head.

*Bleep*

Tim: I heard something
behind my head.

*Bleep*

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*Bleep* terrifying.

Oh, my heart.

I'm not gonna be able to sleep
at all tonight.

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We had a hyena
literally like

Right outside of our shelter
last night.

Yeah,
he was close.

Definitely scared.

Kaiela:
it's definitely nerve-wracking

That the hyena last night

Was willing to get so close
to our boma.

You know the risk out here,
but it doesn't get real

Until it actually is
that close to you.

So it's pretty scary.

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I think we can
make shoes of this.

Our feet are tore up,
so next on my agenda is shoes.

That's really important for us.

If we don't have our feet
out here,

We're not going to
get anything done.

I got to get all this fat
off of this.

Tim: we got three more trucks
in this challenge.

It's going to be
really critical to make shoes

Because I know
it's gonna be rough.

This is what's called fleshing.

It's taking all the membrane
you need off.

You got to scrape this off to
get down to the actual skin,

Which the skin
will turn to leather.

That's so nasty.

Over the years,
as a wild fur dealer,

I've learned how to tan hides
to soften them up.

I do this stuff
with fresh animals,

Not stuff that's been around
for a while.

Ugh.

It's gonna have to dry.

Let it out the sun
just for a little bit.

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Smell any better?

Not gonna smell any worse.

Kaiela:
me and tim get along great.

He makes me laugh.
He's always so positive.

So I'm very blessed
that tim is my partner.

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♪ Aah ♪

The shoe fits.

It fits!

Success.

Yes.

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Last night,
it was quiet.

Yeah,
pretty quiet.

I mean, there was no sound
or nothing.

I feel really good today.

We have shoes now,
so we both are ready

To take initiative
and get things done.

Alright.

I noticed
bird activity around the pond.

I'm gonna take my bow
and try to get a bird.

Okay.

Tim: we haven't ate
since we've been out here,

So we need to try
to get something in us.

We have a long journey
ahead of us.

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See that?

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

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Just made my day.

They probably weigh a ton.

Yeah.

They're the biggest thing
out here,

And we didn't even
hear it.

Makes me kind of wonder,
like...

What's walking around
and we don't hear.

Yeah.

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Geeze.

A lion track,
right?

Yeah.

And those are,
like, super fresh.

Well, whatever made
those tracks were big.

It's real close
to the boma.

That's 15 yards.

We didn't even hear it.

Kind of puts it
in perspective at night,

When you're sitting
in that boma,

You don't know
what's right outside your door.

Alright.

That makes me feel good.

Kaiela:
kind of an intense feeling

Knowing that we're so close
to lions.

There's not a fence
protecting us from a lion.

We're not at the zoo.
We're out here in its territory.

We're competing with them
for food.

It kind of makes the hair
on the back of your neck

Stand up
when you think about it.

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That's the bird I'm after,
that one right there.

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Damn it.

Day of a hunter.

Most times, you lose.

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I am trying to noodle.

It's like
a method of catfishing.

People stick their hands in

Whatever holes or crevices
they find

And hope
that a catfish is in there

And bites your hand
when you pull him out.

I haven't felt any fish.

Ooh.

Right here.

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Oh, damn it.

I'm hungry.

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We can scope out where all
the birds are going in that tree

Across the pond there.

Okay.

Tim: I'm getting little weak.
I can feel it.

The only thing I've been
intaking right now is water.

We know we have
a really long journey,

And so we need
to get some protein.

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Kaiela:
did you hear that?

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What was that?

Sounded like something big.

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Oh *bleep*
that's close.

I think we should
go back to boma.

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I hear a lion.

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Kaiela: it's pretty scary,
and it's also really close.

If we stay here, feel like I'm
going to get eaten by a lion.

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I think we should go back
to the boma.

Yeah.

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The animals are just
getting bolder and bolder

As the days go on.

You can definitely
tell the difference.

Yeah, that's definitely
the closest I've heard a lion

Since we've been out here.

Our boma
is no longer safe.

Hyenas, lions --
there's danger out here.

I don't want to stay here
any longer.

We've haven't had
the greatest luck here,

And it's kind of
getting to us.

Yeah, discouraged that
we're not catching anything.

I'm so exhausted
from lack of food.

I think it's time
for us to move on.

Yeah, I agree.
Let's leave tomorrow.

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We need to start
getting prepared for this walk.

We're making sun hats because we
know the sun out here is brutal.

This is nice.
Yeah.

Tim actually made a torch
to protect us from the predators

With a coal from our fire
in a turtle shell

With a tripod to hold it
so our hands don't get hot.

I'm hungry.
Really *bleep* hungry.

I'm gonna walk around
one more time,

See if I can find
a little bit of protein.

It would really help us
on our journey.

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Oh *bleep* there's a squirrel.

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*Bleep* yes.

Whoo!

I got squirrel!
*Bleep* yes!

Sweet!

Oh.

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Thanks.

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Oh, my god.

That is
so *bleep* good.

Mmm. So good.

We're going to need
all of that energy

For our next walk.

Ready to move on?
Yeah.

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Alright.
Let's figure this out.

We are here.

We'll have to get
to the next water source.

And then slowly make our way
towards extraction.

Yeah.

Looks like
it's going to be

About the same distance
as our walk here.

But I think
it's gonna be hotter today.

We really need
to get going.

Good thing for shoes,
huh?

Yeah.

Goodbye,
beach house boma.

I feel like a nomad.

We are nomads.

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Well, this looks like
a lovely place.

Narrator: tim and kaiela
are hiking four miles,

Exposing themselves
to blistering heat.

Kaiela:
you can feel, like,

The heat
reflecting off the ground.

Narrator: the temperature of the
red sand can exceed 150 degrees,

Hot enough to penetrate the
soles of their hand-made shoes.

They'll burn the energy
they gained from the squirrel

In the first hour
of their journey.

Well, what a change
in landscape, huh?

I feel pretty vulnerable
out here right now.

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Man.

The sun is just k*ller.
It's sucking the life out of me.

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Whew.

Oh, my god.

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Oh, boy.
There's some water.

That's awesome.

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You know, we have to do
our boma yet.

I don't feel safe
down here at all.

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I see some outcroppings
up there.

See them?

That peak up there?

Yeah.

You'll definitely
be safer up there

From all
the predators around.

Okay.

Look at
this spot right here.

A little cave.

This would be perfect.

Tim:
rock formations --

Really good protection from top
and the back.

All we gotta do is find
some good materials.

Take a load off.

Kaiela: I'm exhausted mentally,
physically, emotionally,

Being in the heat,
walking for that long,

Hiking up to that rock face --
it was really tough.

That was a long haul
right there.

Kaiela:
I'm exhausted.

But we need
to get our boma made.

Narrator:
the barren rock escarpments

At kaiela and tim's new location

Will provide protection
from the large predators,

But lurking in the crevices
are deadly snakes,

Over 160 species of scorpions,

And venomous spiders
such as the golden orb

And the violin spider,
whose bite can cause necrosis,

Making it one of
the most dangerous arachnids

In the world.

We're racing the sun right now.

We have to have this built
and firewood for sunset

In order to stay safe out here.

It's perfect.

It's definitely
the safest place for us.

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Ah, what the *bleep*
was that?

I don't see anything.

Ow,
what the *bleep*

There,
it's right *bleep* there.

What is it?

Ow
*bleep* scorpion, man.

I k*lled it.

*Bleep* kidding me?
No.

*Bleep* damn it.

He's a little guy.

Yeah, real little,
but *bleep* hurt.

Let's keep an eye
on that sting.

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Is it burning still?

Stings.

Tim: last night,
I was stung by a scorpion.

Arm feels tingly still,
like a bee sting or something.

I feel confident I'm fine.

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We definitely need
some protein...

Just to recoup from
that long walk to this location.

I'm eager to get out there
with my bow to hunt something.

It's a game of outwitting.
It's what hunting is.

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Well...

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See anything?

Nothing. *Bleep*

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Kaiela:
we need food sources.

We're just kind of having
a rough time right now

Figuring it out.

*Bleep* damn it.

Nothing.

I had planned to come here

And see more activity
in the pond.

I would love to catch a fish,

But I can already see
that there is nothing.

It's just frustrating.

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Damn it.

*Bleep*

Are you okay?

I got bit by something.

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Yeah,
that does not look good, tim.

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*Bleep*

I got bit by something.

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Kaiela: yeah,
that does not look good, tim.

Narrator: a medic is called in
to identify the bite

And evaluate the severity of
the situation.

It's quite a vast area
of discoloration.

Kaiela: I would be devastated
if he had to leave

From getting bit
by a bug out here.

I don't know
what I would do without him.

I need to get the *bleep*
out of this boma.

We need to get the *bleep*
out of this *bleep* boma.

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Does it hurt?

It itches.
It itches.

Yeah.

As long as you feel okay,
I guess, right?

Yeah,
I feel good.

Tim:
it hurt when it first bit me,

But everything seems to be okay.

I'm not tapping out,
but now there's venom in me.

And I absorbed it.

My body
just freaking absorbed it

Because I'm a *bleep* badass.

Tim:
it's been hell here.

Kaiela: I definitely think
it would be a good time

To move on
to our next spot.

We have to make
another journey,

Which is
twice as long

As the last one,

And the last one kicked
our *bleep* a*s.

And now we're more beat down,
more tired,

And more
nutrient-deficient.

Yeah.

Okay.

Let's do this,
man.

Here's the river bed.

There's a water source.

Could be exhausting.

I'm nervous about us being,
like, so, like, wiped out.

That's gonna be a lot.

I mean, it's probably gonna take
us like four hours.

That's alright.

Never quit.

Narrator:
after failing to secure protein

For the last seven days,

Tim and kaiela begin the longest
trek of their migration --

Eight miles through
tree-covered ambush territory

Over steep, rocky terrain.

Kaiela: I cannot imagine
doing this without shoes.

Tim:
take us forever.

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How you feeling?

Tired.

Halfway.

Let's go.

Tim: I'm really keeping an eye
on kaiela.

I was really worried about her.

I know she's not
used to the heat.

She just needs to get
some more water in her.

Kaiela: oh.

Whew.

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Oh, dude,
I see water.

Oh!

Oh,
I see a lot of water.

Narrator:
this is tim and kaiela's

Largest water source so far.

It will attract more prey
such as impala and wildebeest,

But it also makes it
prime hunting ground

For lions and leopards.

Sweet.

We made it.

Oh,
that breeze is amazing.

This place
is absolutely stunning.

Couldn't ask for a better
situation than we're in.

That was worth
the walk.

But we desperately need
to make up for calories we lost.

I like the location.

I do, too.
In a flat plain.

Get to see everything.

I like it
'cause it has a roof,

And we got one side
already pretty much done.

Moving from our last location
to here was really tough

Not only physically
but mentally.

We'll get all the logs
we can

And build our walls
with them.

Since we're moving locations
so often,

We're having to relearn an area

And figure out
how that area works.

Take one last drink.

It's crazy that we're
pushing our bodies like this

On the limited calories
that we've had.

We need to start eating anything
we can get our hands on.

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You can kind of see, like,
a track of something.

Tim: since we've been out here,
we haven't eaten for two days.

If we don't get
something to eat,

We're gonna starve.

Getting a meal out of that pond

Is what I'm looking for
right now.

That's my first priority.

I need the protein.

My partner needs it
really bad, too.

Oh, look in front of me.

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Tim: I see you dive.

That was awesome.

I got him.

Oh, my god.

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It's so crazy I'm crying over
this turtle right now.

Oh, I'm so happy.

We've had such a hard time here,
so this feels amazing.

This feels amazing.

Tim and I have just been
holding on for dear life,

And I go out
and catch a terrapin.

And, you know, we're good.

I'm happy for you.
So happy for you.

I'm happy for us.
We're gonna eat.

You needed that.

I did need that.

You needed that
more than anything.

Cooking it in the shell
and eggs.

Because it was
a mama turtle,

And I feel horrible.

But we already gave thanks
to the turtle.

Tim is gonna try
the egg.

Ooh, it's hot.

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Pure yolk.

Mmm.

How's that,
huh?

So good.

Oh, man.

Oh, my god.

We're k*lling it.

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Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.

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Tim:
gonna see if we can find

Some scorpions
for dinner tonight.

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Aah!

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It's great to get
a little bit of revenge.

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Kaiela:
ooh, I get the juicy part?

Mmm.

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It's actually, like,
pretty good.

Tim: yeah.i think I got the good part.

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Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.

*Bleep*

*Bleep*

Yeah.

Tim: my partner
stepped on a hot coal.

Kaiela: it sucks.
It hurts so *bleep* bad.

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It's definitely really painful.

You can see, like,
it's burnt skin,

So hopefully,
it heals up a little bit

Before extraction.

It's gonna be hours
of walking,

And it could be
an issue here,

You know, knowing we've got,
what, 48 hours or so.

Yeah.

It just comes
at a really bad time.

I'm gonna have to step my game
up here next couple of days

And see if I can get
some protein for us.

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Tim: just looking at
that beautiful stork.

I'm gonna go up there
a little bit,

Check it out, see if it's got
an egg back in here.

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Bird was right around this bush.

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Here we go.

*Bleep* yes.

Knew that was here.

Partner.

Kaiela:
no *bleep* way.

Look at that.

Oh, my god!

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Five eggs.

Like,
are you kidding me?

That's so amazing.

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Kaiela:
it's our last night.

And we saved our eggs
just for our last meal,

Our last meal together,
period.

Yeah, out here.
Out here.

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The inside of that.

Wow.

What a way
to end the evening.

And I couldn't have asked
for a better person

To spend it with,
either.

I hear ya.
Right back at ya.

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Day 21.
Get it.

Whoo-hoo!
21 Days.

Kaiela: my foot
is still pretty blistered.

I definitely am weak.

I can feel that I've lost
quite a bit of muscle mass.

Hopefully, my adrenaline
will get me through.

Kaiela: we're gonna put
our w*r paint on.

Awesome.
You look like a badass.

Alright.

Let's see where
this trek's gonna to take us.

So, we are here.

Looks like we're gonna be
following a riverbed again.

Kaiela:
"x" marks the spot.

That looks
absolutely treacherous.

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

Narrator: to complete
their 21-mile migration,

Tim and kaiela
still need to make it across

Five miles of hot sand
and steep mountain terrain.

But after 20 days
of nomadic survival,

They are now weak
and slow to react,

Making them easy prey
for the area's deadly predators.

♪♪

Kaiela: *bleep*

Hold up.

I got a thorn.

Popped my *bleep* blister.

It's leaking.

*Bleep* hurts.

Kaiela: every step that I take,
I can feel my shoes digging in.

Tim: ouch.
How'd that feel, huh?

It hurts so bad.

Tim: I'm definitely worried
about my partner.

She may say she's okay,
but I know she's not.

I'm gonna help her out.

There is no giving up.
We can make this together.

It just might take us
a little longer.

Power through the pain.i know it.

♪♪

I think that is
that cliff on the map.

Copy that one.
Yeah.

This is steep.

*Bleep* this is steeper
than it looked.

Whew.

Tim: every step,
my legs just burning.

I just want to push myself
to the limit physically

Until I can't even function
anymore.

Ow.
Stop for a sec.

You want to rest here
for a minute?

Yeah. I'm exhausted.
Yeah.

Breaking yourself down
makes you a stronger person.

If you overcome it,
you can do anything.

That's what you have to do
to survive.

You okay, partner?

Yeah.
Let's do it.

♪♪

Well, I could
feel my legs now.

Yeah.

Holy *bleep*

I can my legs
just burning now.

There's no stopping me.

I will
make it up that hill.

Kaiela:
my partner is being savage.

Mentally, physically,

Like, his game is on
a whole nother level.

Here.
Thank you.

Being able
to be partnered with him

Has just helped me grow
even more.

I mean, I look up to him.

It's literally...literally straight up.

Straight up.

Watch this big crack.

♪♪

♪♪

Here it is.

Good job, partner.

Good job.

*Bleep* yeah.

Good job.

That was
a hell of a climb.

♪♪

Whoo!
Whoo!

You hear that?

Look, look.
There it is.

Whoo!

Over here!

There's our ride.

There's our ride.

Shall we?

We shall.

Let's get out of here.

Bye, africa.

Tough b*tch.

Yay! Hello!

This whole challenge
is super emotional.

You're constantly learning stuff
about yourself every single day.

Taught me I'm strong enough
to get through anything.

And today, I realized
how happy I am with myself

And how proud I am of myself.

Africa will always have
a piece of my heart.

Narrator:
over the course of 21 days,

Kaiela lost 20 pounds.

Her primitive survival rating
rises to 7.2.

Oh, god.

For a long time,
it's like I'm missing something,

Like I haven't done something
extreme enough in my life

To make it to where
I'm, like, satisfied,

And I'm not sure what I would
have done without kaiela.

Narrator: tim also lost
20 pounds over the 21 days,

And his psr rises to 7.6.

Tim: put my heart and soul
into this for 21 days,

And I feel really alive.

I feel younger.

Exhilarating --
totally exhilarating.

Both: whoo!