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Watch Bear take on the wilderness in the second season of Man vs. Wild. Learn life-saving survival skills in some of the toughest, most treacherous environments on the Earth with a man no stranger to extremes, Bear Grylls. Drawing upon all his experiences as a soldier, mountaineer and seasoned adventurer, watch as Bear strands himself in popular wilderness destinations. Armed with a few supplies and the clothes on his back, see how he claws his way back to civilization while demonstrating survival techniques along the way. Sahara
Learn how to survive in the Sahara desert – even when it means eating one of the world's deadliest scorpions. Desert Survivor
In one of the hottest places on Earth, Bear tackles his biggest challenge yet – skinning and disemboweling a dead camel for food, water and shelter. Panama
Follow Bear into the croc and shark-infested waters of the mangroves and climb into the infamous Viper Pits. Jungle
In the searing heat and humidity, Bear tackles plunging waterfalls and forages for food – namely termites and vine snakes. Patagonia
Join Bear in the icy wilderness of Patagonia as he negotiates his way out of a crevasse and spends the night in a chilly snow hole. Bear Eats
Enter nature's kitchen where everything is up for grabs. Watch Bear drink the liquid from a camel's stomach and elephant droppings, and eat everything from live frogs to raw goat's testicles. Siberia Part 1
Battling temperatures of minus 30 degrees, watch Bear tussle to find food and shelter before night falls. Siberia Part 2
In Siberia's treacherous Sanyan mountains, meet the Tuvans – yak herders descended from Genghis Khan. Learn survival techniques from Bear and these cold climate experts. Namibia
Learn how to survive in one of the driest places on earth, Namibia. Meet the masters of desert survival, the San Bushmen, as they reveal their ancient water secrets. Zambia
Venture into the landlocked country of Zambia and learn how to survive some of the world's biggest rapids. Ring of Fire Part 1
Learn how to survive on a deserted island with no running water as Bear enters the Pacific Ring of Fire – an area devastated by the 2004 tsunami. Ring of Fire Part 2
In the Pacific Ring of Fire, Bear shares his bed with a variety of horrible insects, eats grubs and snakes, and navigates his way through waterfalls, sheer cliffs and deadly jungles.
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