Byung Man's Tribe escaped Vava'u Islands...
and landed on a strange island.
"You startled me!"
There, they met people...
with big hands and feet.
They were scary giants inhabiting the island.
What will happen to Byung Man's Tribe next?
The Law of Jungle's special episode.
The young tribe's last adventure is surviving on Gulliver's Island.
Let's start now.
(Chapter 1,)
(Landing on Gulliver's Island)
On a sunny day, Byung Man's Tribe sets out on a new adventure.
- It's boiling. - It's so hot.
We should have brought eggs. We could have steamed them.
(What's this sound?)
What's that?
(They're blowing a murex shell as they await Byung Man's Tribe.)
(They don't look ordinary.)
(They look rough.)
(Are these the tough Tongan men?)
(They welcome Byung Man's Tribe passionately.)
(Some of them look scary...)
(while others just stare.)
(Byung Man's Tribe is intimidated.)
They have such large bodies.
(Here comes the climax.)
(This is the Tongan shouting.)
(Flinching)
We're not bad people.
Let's go around. I don't think we can go through them.
(They take a detour.)
We're not bad people.
(Come here, then.)
They want us to come back.
(They were worried Byung Man's Tribe would actually leave.)
(They move closer.)
(They look bigger close up.)
(You can't see Byung Man's Tribe.)
(She's never seen people like them.)
They are so big.
(Is this where "Gulliver's Travels" took place?)
Was it "Gulliver's Travels"?
They looked like the people from the book.
I'm almost 180cm tall...
but I looked so short.
They had big bodies and they told us to come closer,
but I couldn't move.
There was one man who was especially tall.
I was so fascinated that I kept staring at him.
He was the tallest person I had ever seen.
Apparently, his shoe size is 370mm.
(This is the Tongan Gulliver's world.)
(Chan Sung is not scared.)
(He's the only one who replies.)
(Okay,)
(how about this?)
(He takes a step back.)
How do you say, "Hello" in Tongan?
How do you say, "Nice to meet you"?
(Nice to meet you.)
(Byung Man tries to make friends.)
(How did you end up here?)
We're here to learn about your culture.
We want to learn about your culture.
(We'll let you in if you can move this rock.)
- How can you do that? - Just one person?
- Only one. - One of you needs to lift it.
- Hoon's done a lot of lifting. - I think you can do it.
Hoon's strong.
(Show us what you've got, Hoon!)
Do we have to do this to get in?
(This is nothing for him.)
(Let me show the giants what I've got.)
(Try it, rookie.)
(He'll show them he's not weak.)
Hey.
This is no joke.
- Is it heavy? - Yes.
(This is his second attempt.)
Hey.
(Shaking)
This is no joke!
Are we supposed to lift this?
Can we try it with two people?
(This is too big for the tiny tribe.)
(They'll show them how it's done.)
(For real?)
Show us how it's done.
He looks strong.
(He looks stronger than Lee Man Gi and Kang Ho Dong combined.)
Look at this body.
(The Hercules of Tonga is ready to go.)
(Lifting)
(Do you see this?)
(They're astonished.)
Excuse me. You should put it back.
(Hoon doesn't like to lose.)
This is no joke.
(Byung Man gives it a try.)
(It doesn't budge.)
This is no joke.
How did he...
- Can we go in now? - lift that?
- Girls. - Girls.
(It's Seol Hyun, the only female tribe member.)
- He looks happy. - He's shy.
They treat her differently here, too.
(In front of Seol Hyun,)
(the Tongan warriors seem softer.)
(She stole his heart.)
(He's her fan from now on.)
(Thank you for welcoming us.)
- Can we go in? - Yes.
They're showing us how things were done in the past.
This is their culture.
(Let's learn about their culture.)
(They hear music on the way.)
(It's...)
(their way of welcoming Byung Man's Tribe.)
(They don't look so scary anymore.)
(The girls dance gracefully.)
Let's watch.
(Welcome, Byung Man's Tribe.)
(They sit down and watch the performance.)
What kind of shell is that?
That's coconut.
(They use coconut shells as castanets.)
(The tribe uses the fruits as musical instruments.)
(They are in sync.)
(They're really good.)
(From the bass,)
(guitar...)
(and drums, they have everything they need.)
(He's starting to dance.)
That's it. That's close, Sung Jong.
That's close.
In 1, 2, 3. That's close.
(Dancing is a piece of cake.)
(Is this a dance battle?)
They don't miss a beat.
- It's over. - There's more.
- It's over. - They're going to do one more.
This is the last dance.
- It's a solo performance. - It might be a couple dance.
(The young lady looks shy.)
(Is this a solo performance?)
(No, it's a group performance.)
(A woman's grace...)
(and the warriors' passion come together.)
It's like the Maori dance. The guys are hitting themselves.
(They can't help but clap along.)
The women dance along.
(Seol Hyun is having a good time.)
(Byung Man is excited.)
(Everybody is having a good time at the welcoming ceremony.)
(Byung Man's never shown this side of himself.)
(This concludes the welcoming ceremony.)
- Wonderful! - Good!
(They give them a necklace made of flowers.)
Thank you.
The flowers smell nice.
It's so nice.
- Why does she get red peppers? - I don't know.
(Pandanus utilis is a sweet fruit that is native to Madagascar.)
- It smells like a perfume. - It smells really nice.
(By the way,)
(these people...)
They are huge.
Look at the size of their feet.
They're like the giants from "Gulliver's Travels".
They're huge.
(We're like children compared to them.)
Look at the man in the middle. He's the tallest.
- How tall... - Look at his hands and feet.
- His hands. - Look at his hands.
(They're huge.)
Put your hand to his.
(Byung Man puts his hand against his.)
- It looks small. - It's bigger than his face.
It's bigger than your face.
(Byung Man puts the man's hand to his face.)
(He gets a feel for how big they are.)
Let me try.
(Seol Hyun is curious.)
(She puts her hand against the man's, too.)
It's so big.
(Her hand looks so small.)
- She's like a child. - It's so big.
(He's jealous.)
Look at the size of his feet.
(His feet are even bigger.)
Her feet look like a baby's even with her shoes on.
(His feet are around 370mm.)
(Startled)
Is he around 220cm tall?
(If you measure his height, he's around seven ft.)
He's seven feet.
- That's around 210cm. - He's as tall as Seo Jang Hoon.
Seo Jang Hoon is 207cm tall.
- He looks even taller. - Those in South Pacific are tall.
Their average height is 180cm and weight is 90kg.
For women, the average is 170cm and 80kg.
Hold on a moment!
Some have referred to Tonga as the setting...
for Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels".
Tongan tribes are known for their large physique.
As for their average weight, it's 90kg for men and 80kg for women.
They are big.
They say the bigger you are, the more beautiful you are.
So in Tonga, being fat is an attractive trait.
Tongans are ethnically Polynesian.
Many famous athletes are Polynesian.
Professional wrestler and Hollywood actor Dwayne Johnson.
Mark Hunt, the champion of the K-1 World Grand Prix.
There's also the heavyweight professional boxer David Tua.
They are all Polynesians.
The King of Tonga, Taufaahau Tupou IV...
is 203cm tall and weighs 210kg.
In 1976, he made the Guinness World Records as the heaviest king.
This is the living tribe of giants. It's enough to make you shiver.
Tongan people are strong.
They've never been invaded.
The tribe is very strong.
(A Tongan man challenges them.)
(Tongan Tribe versus Byung Man's Tribe)
Okay?
Give it a try. Fine.
- Hold on. - Let's do 1 on 1.
- One on one? - Give it a shot.
Look at his size.
Okay.
(Hoon couldn't lift it an inch.)
This is no joke.
(He lifted it up with no problems.)
What if he gets dragged around?
Maybe.
Could you ask how much he weighs?
- He weighs 125kg. - I'm...
around 77kg to 78kg.
We need two people.
- That's hard to believe. - I'll first try it on my own.
(The odds are against him.)
I think he's going to be really strong.
(Nothing is impossible in this world.)
Be careful.
(The match has begun.)
(Hoon gets pulled in...)
(by the man's unimaginable strength.)
(Embarrassing)
(He gets pulled in at the speed of light.)
(The game is over in four seconds.)
Hey, Hoon!
- That's amazing. - That's impossible.
(Hoon, are you okay?)
Hey, Hoon!
- I thought you'd last longer. - That's amazing.
- No way. - Hoon's pretty strong himself...
- so I thought he'd resist. - Tell him to use one hand.
- I don't stand a chance. - What about two people?
Can we try it with two people? Chan Sung, give it a try.
- Let me go. - It's two people.
Two people against one.
(Will two people be enough?)
Let's try it once more.
It's not even close.
- What if they lose? - I think we'll lose.
- We'll get dragged. - Well...
(It's 2 on 1.)
(It'll be embarrassing if they lose like this.)
- Ready. - Okay.
(Chan Sung looks focused.)
(His opponent is strong.)
(They're both being pulled in.)
He's not budging.
(Interesting)
He's not budging.
It's true.
(They're giving it their all.)
It's true.
(It's a close match.)
(This match is too intense to continue.)
That's the end.
(Hoon tugs until the last moment.)
We won.
In any case,
- it feels like we won. - We did win.
(It's actually a tie.)
You're way too competitive.
- You're so competitive. - In any case, we won.
He let go.
You lose if you let go first.
It was 2 against 1.
(You two are embarrassing.)
Can you tell them we won?
(Poor sportsmanship)
Chan Sung and I won.
- Did you? - Of course, we won.
In tug of war, you win when the rope is pulled towards you.
We won.
So the score is 1 to 1.
This is the third match.
It's Sung Jong against one of the female tribe members.
What if I lose?
He keeps on saying he's going to lose.
- This is the third match. - She's skinny.
Try it against her.
- Is this for real? - He can't be weaker than a woman.
I'll try my best.
I'm not the weak Sung Jong you know.
I'll show you my manly side. I got this!
(He won't stop here.)
(He'll step on a woman if that's what it takes.)
- Sung Jong. - I'll try my best.
I think you'll still lose.
The important thing is that she's barefoot.
She's barefoot.
(The barefoot woman versus man in shoes)
Pull the rope.
Like this?
- I think he'll lose. - No way.
(This is an unusual match in Tonga.)
(Be gentle, she's a woman.)
- No way. - What just happened?
- Hey. - What happened?
(What happened?)
Pull, Sung Jong!
Tug on it!
(Sung Jong gets pulled in...)
(helplessly.)
(Is this really happening?)
(Her strength was hidden behind her skinny figure.)
(He looks startled.)
(Pulled in)
(Collapsing)
(He's been defeated.)
(They thought it was going to be easy against a woman.)
(The match was over in five seconds.)
(Just like that,)
(Sung Jong drops his head.)
(I'm sorry for being so strong.)
(Sung Jong, are you okay?)
(The winner comforts the loser.)
- Are you okay? - Sung Jong.
- Are you okay? - Don't cry!
No, Sung Jong!
Sung Jong!
(He accepts his defeat.)
(Thank you.)
She looks weak, right?
She's skinny but she's still so strong.
She's the skinniest person there.
I feel like I got slapped in the face.
- I didn't expect that. - She's so strong.
I thought you'd put up more of a fight but you didn't.
What do I do?
You made all of us laugh.
(Sung Jong made them laugh.)
(Your tribe will learn the traditions of our tribe.)
(That sounds good.)
(Thank you.)
(The survival starts now.)
Now, Byung Man's Tribe is...
on their way to pick big fruits in Gulliver's Island.
How big would the giants' fruits be?
(First lesson, fruit picking and catching octopuses.)
(Se Won, Chan Sung, Sung Jong and Seol Hyun go to pick fruits.)
If they drop on your hands...
(Oh, my.)
(The spiders are big as well.)
- It's like a monster. - They're huge.
They're so big.
(Goosebumps)
I'm getting goosebumps.
Shall we look for fruits?
Sure.
(Se Won is the leader of the group.)
- Look at these trees. - It's this one!
What is it?
It's bananas.
(He finds bananas.)
They're not ripe, though.
- With bananas, - Yes?
you have to cut them open or else they won't ripen.
(That's fascinating.)
- There are so many. - Use the axe.
- Should I cut here? - Yes.
(Chan Sung takes out the axe.)
(He strikes it with his axe.)
It's working.
(Striking)
(It's large cluster of bananas.)
Are they heavy?
- Is it really heavy? - Try lifting it.
- It's heavy. - They'll last a few days.
(How will they taste?)
I can't even peel it. Maybe I should just break it in half.
(She uses her teeth.)
(She tears it apart.)
I'll cut it with a knife.
Thank you.
Why does it smell like soap?
(They use a knife to peel the banana.)
It might be hard to eat.
(Seol Hyun is the guinea pig.)
(Crunching)
Why does it sound like she's chewing on a chestnut?
She's eating a banana, right?
(What am I supposed to do?)
Can I spit it out?
(Seol Hyun doesn't like it.)
You can spit it out.
- Shall we take them back? - This is horrible.
- Spit it out. - We should have tried one first.
Bananas are heavy so let's take some on our way back.
- Oh, gosh. - Is it bitter?
Yes, but I think it'll be good roasted with some sugar.
Who has sugar?
(This is the jungle.)
We don't have sugar.
There's no sugar here.
What's this?
It's guava.
It's not ripe either, right?
That's right.
(This is not ripe.)
(I'll cut it for you.)
(It's not easy to cut.)
(It isn't ripe at all.)
It's not ripe yet.
Maybe it's not the right season. There's nothing inside.
You're right. There's nothing inside.
It's meant to be filled with seeds.
- We need to wait. - Can I try it?
- Is it okay to eat? - Do you want to try it?
- Yes. - Are you sure?
(Seol Hyun tries tasting it.)
- Would it taste bad? - Try it and tell me.
Why does this banana smell like soap?
- It's better than the bananas. - Is it?
Yes.
(She's very positive.)
- It's all right. - Is it tasty?
It doesn't smell as strong as a cucumber.
How shall I put it?
(Pondering)
Isn't it like a garden balsam? The hard ones?
- Before it's ripe. - A garden balsam?
- Is that the name? No, peach. - Peach.
- I meant peach. - A garden balsam is a plant.
It tastes like unripe peach.
(Does it taste like a peach?)
- Isn't it all right? - It's okay.
- It tastes like a persimmon. - I see.
- It tastes unripe. - It tastes like a persimmon.
Let's go.
(Se Won doesn't like the taste.)
Let's eat something delicious.
(He's like a child.)
What is that?
- Let's go this way. - Yes.
Okay.
(Following)
There must be something.
Is it this one?
That's it.
- What is it? - It's a taro.
- Don't they eat this a lot? - It's the main food source for...
people who live here. This is like cassava.
- Wait! This is... - How come it's so big?
the food that Se Won tried at the start of the journey...
and afterwards he was in pain. It's taro.
- My mouth hurts. - What will happen today?
- Really? - Yes.
- Would you like to try it? - Yes.
It'll feel like 30 ants are crawling inside your mouth.
- Will you be okay? - Yes.
- What does that feel like? - You'll see.
- Shall we try it together? - It feels like they're biting you.
Does it sting?
You can eat it. It stings and that's natural.
Se Won found it painful.
- Yun Hwa didn't feel anything. - Really?
- It's better to eat it cooked. - I see.
(It's better to eat it cooked.)
- Do you want to try it? - Shall I try it?
I want to try it, too.
(Curious)
I'm curious. I can't stand being curious.
There are so many fruits that I hadn't seen before.
My curiosity...
made me enthusiastic.
I'm actually timid but I try everything I want to do.
I like trying new things.
I really don't recommend it.
Here.
- Shall we share a piece? - I want the big piece.
- You too? - I want to try it.
- Do you want to try it? - Yes.
(He's not sure about this.)
- Cheers. - Cheers.
I'll try it.
(Eating)
(Tasting)
(Here comes the pain.)
(Okay, I'm waiting.)
(What?)
(Don't you feel anything?)
- I feel fine. - Really?
(That's weird.)
- Are you okay? - Yes.
- Don't you feel anything? - No.
- I see. - I think this one's okay.
Yes. We're really fine.
- I see. - Why don't you try it?
(What?)
No, I'm okay.
- It's okay. - I'm fine.
- Let's take this. - Let's do that.
- Okay. - Yes.
Wait. Am I wrong?
Let's do it like this.
(The chief found something.)
That's interesting.
Hoon, look. They use that to catch octopuses.
Is that the bait?
That's really cool.
What is it?
- Is it a mouse? - Yes, it's shaped like a mouse.
- Do octopuses like mice? - Mice?
Do octopuses like mice?
No, it hates mice.
- That's why... - Octopuses hate mice?
- They hate mice. - It's because octopuses hate mice.
How would an octopus meet a mouse?
I want to know why they use this.
Why do octopuses hate mice?
Once upon a time...
an octopus tried to rescue...
a mouse.
A long time ago,
there lived an octopus...
and a mouse on an island.
"Octopus, help me get to that island."
"If you do, I'll give you my treasure."
The octopus was curious about the treasure.
It swam across with the mouse on his head...
and helped him get to the island.
"Mouse, where's the treasure?"
"Look at your head!"
The mouse had pooped on the octopus' head.
Since then, Tongan octopuses...
hate mice.
Legend has it that the octopus...
still swims around the ocean...
seeking revenge.
That's why.
(The chief imitates an octopus.)
(He's the master of imitation.)
The island is there.
(He uses body language...)
(to tell the Tonga legend.)
- Mouse, I hate you! - Yes, that's the story.
(He's amazing.)
- Then, let's go. - Yes.
- They're enemies. - They don't like each other.
Here, they say octopuses and mice are enemies.
- Get in. - I think it'll be hard to catch.
I can't trust him.
- How do they catch it with this? - I'll be amazed if we catch it.
Let's concentrate...
and catch octopuses.
- How shall I do it? Like this? - Yes.
(Am I doing it right?)
(You need to shake it.)
- Like this? - Yes.
(Shaking)
(The Octopus will grab it.)
He says I can catch it.
(He does what the man tells him to do.)
Am I doing it right?
Will it work?
(He's doubting the traditional method.)
I wasn't sure about it.
Will it actually work?
Also...
(Will it actually work?)
There was the story about the octopus and the mouse.
I could not believe the story either.
Still, I believed it could work.
I kept shaking it.
(Shaking)
(What is Hoon doing?)
I want to go in and catch it. How long will this take?
(I don't like waiting.)
It's faster to catch it with my hands.
(He doubts the traditional method.)
(Okay, let's try it. He throws the bait in.)
The octopuses must be hiding between the rocks.
(In the end,)
(Hoon jumps into the water.)
(Full of doubts)
(Come out, octopus.)
I have to go somewhere deeper.
(He moves to deeper waters.)
(What is the chief doing?)
(Suspicious)
I don't think it'll work.
I think I need to try it over there.
(The chief moves to deeper waters.)
It's too shallow.
(Octopus, we're coming!)
(Diving in)
Will they catch anything?
The tribe has doubts but they continue hunting.
Octopus, where are you?
The mouse is here.
(Will the legend come true?)
(What is the chief doing?)
(He's upside down.)
(He's controlling gravity and buoyancy.)
(He abandons the legendary bait.)
(Hoon who does what he pleases...)
(and Kang Jun dives in.)
(Let's see who wins today.)
(Only the legendary bait can catch an octopus.)
(Hoon hunts with a harpoon.)
(Where are you hiding?)
(There's tropical fish but no octopus.)
(Octopus, show up.)
(Kang Jun shakes the bait near the corals.)
(He searches thoroughly...)
(for octopus.)
(There's nothing.)
(Will the traditional method work?)
- We have to find some fruits. - I know.
- Where are they? - It's raining.
- It is. - You're right.
(It's a rain shower that'll cool down the weather.)
- I think it's nice. - Yes.
We can use this as an umbrella.
"Demetan Croaker, The Boy Frog"!
Wait, I'll do it.
(It's easier with a tool.)
That's nice.
- Seol Hyun has a tiny head. - She can have a small one.
Here you go.
(Smiling)
(Seol Hyun is under an umbrella.)
That's pretty. It's like a painting.
(Does anyone want to share an umbrella?)
- Here's another commercial. - Yes.
(All you need is a banana leaf.)
(He's sweating bullets.)
(This superstar isn't afraid of the rain.)
I wanted to try this in the rain.
(You should avoid getting wet.)
(The banana leaf umbrella makes you wish it was raining.)
(It helps you stay dry.)
(Experience the jungle.)
(Sneezing)
(It can't stop her from sneezing.)
- Are you okay? - I'm okay.
- It stopped. - It stopped raining.
Hey, isn't this aloe?
- Great! - It really is.
This is awesome.
It's aloe.
Do people usually eat it?
- Yes. - Also it's for your skin.
- How do you eat it? - When we...
- get a sunburn, - Yes.
the aloe helps with the burn.
(Aloe contains aloenin which helps soothe burns and scratches.)
(Oozing)
(Sung Jong opens his mouth.)
- Will you drink it? - Is it safe to drink?
(Wincing)
Be careful with what you eat. Shall we try some on our skin?
Don't eat it. Apply it on your skin.
- Did a bug bite you? - Yes.
- Where? - Here.
(In the past this was used by classical scholars.)
(Help Seol Hyun feel better.)
I've been bitten a lot on my legs.
There you go.
(It smells nice.)
(A superstar's skin needs protection.)
Do facial masks contain aloe?
(They take the aloe.)
I think this is enough.
(They haven't found any real food yet.)
Let's go this way.
- What is that? - Is it a watermelon?
- Is it? - It's really long.
- I think it's a watermelon. - It must be!
- Isn't it? - But why doesn't it have stripes?
- Yes, it does. - They do.
- This is huge. - It's like a pumpkin.
It's heavy.
It isn't ripe, is it?
- This is how you can tell. - It's nice.
What do you think? Does it sound ripe?
- I think it's fine. - It sounds good.
- Shall we take it? - Let's open it up.
In the old days, people who sold watermelons...
- did this. - I know what that is.
It's for tasting.
(It's just like the old days.)
You poke it like this.
(It's red.)
(Wow!)
(Drooling)
- Try one, Seol Hyun. - Take it.
(Ladies first)
Thank you.
(She quickly puts it in her mouth.)
Let's watch her facial expression.
- Is it good? - It is tasty?
(Her eyes have grown bigger.)
- It's so good! - I feel like I just tasted it.
Then...
(Here we go.)
Thank goodness we found something delicious.
(She said it so quickly.)
(Everyone's eyes are on the watermelon.)
(Shaking)
(It's a miracle.)
(Red)
This looks more delicious than Korean watermelon.
- Good. - I'll cut it for you.
Okay.
It's breaking easily.
It looks so good.
(Take a slice each.)
- This is amazing. - Here you go.
(Give me one quickly.)
- Cheers. - Cheers.
It's so sweet.
(Chomping)
It's so sweet.
- It's amazing. - It really is.
- It's so good. Do you want a bite? - Yes.
It's warm, but it's still so good.
- It's warm. - It's delicious.
It's warm but delicious.
You know, Jirisan in Gwangju...
(Jirisan in Gwangju?)
is famous for watermelon.
Isn't it Mudeungsan?
Right. It's Mudeungsan.
You got it wrong.
What did you get wrong before?
Garden balsam.
- He said it tasted like balsam. - He makes tiny mistakes.
- My knowledge is wide but shallow. - Right.
- This part is really sweet. - Thank you.
(She quickly puts it in her mouth.)
Is it good?
(Give me a bite.)
Ask her after she tastes it.
I feel like someone sprinkled sugar on top of it.
(It's super sweet.)
(It's as sweet as honey.)
- It's like a fruit salad. - You should eat some.
It was delicious. It was so delicious.
We cut it in half. It was ripe and sweet.
I tasted it and it was really delicious.
I kept eating it.
They say putting a watermelon on your head will keep you cool.
I'll make a hat for you.
- Let's try it. - Let's do it now.
Let's finish it up.
I think it'll be warm actually.
It'll look like a large bowl cut.
- Like a bowl cut? - Yes.
This is the new trending style.
- It's the Bang Style. - Bang Style for women.
It'll be a hit this summer.
(Seol Hyun will be the model.)
Here we go.
It's a perfect fit.
(Laughing)
(It's leaking.)
Isn't it cold? Oh, no. It's leaking.
I have juice on my face.
- It looks good. - It's keeping my head cool.
- You look cute. - Is it all right? I look like...
- Keroro. - Yes.
- You look like the Sgt. Frog. - It looks good on you.
Really? Shall I keep it on?
- Yes. - Kids would love it.
I look like Sgt. Frog.
(They pick one more for the tribe.)
What's this?
Wait.
- That's great. - It's a monster.
It's huge. It's really huge.
How can a watermelon be this big?
(It's as big as Chan Sung's body.)
I think I can work out with it.
Really?
You can hold it and do squats.
- It works. - Do you have a trainer's license?
- Right. Don't you? - I don't have a license.
But I know how to do it.
Please train me. What do I do?
You have to sit down.
Spread your legs. Your bottom has to go down first.
- My bottom has to go down. - Yes.
Yes, go like this.
(A watermelon is all you need)
(Nice and strong thighs)
Go all the way down and come back up.
This is so heavy.
Hold it and go down.
Do I go like this?
(He does squats.)
(Chan Sung trains Sung Jong.)
- Narrow your stance. - Okay.
- Gosh. - Your bum has to come out more.
(Shaking)
Are you shaking?
I'm not shaking.
- I think you are. - No way.
I don't hold anything. I do it like this.
(She does regular squats.)
- You're good. - Yes, you are.
- You've done it before. - You're good.
- She does it well. - Yes.
(This is how she stays fit.)
- Good. - You're good.
Shall we go?
- Let's go. - Okay.
I'm glad we found a watermelon.
I agree.
(They've been hunting for two hours.)
I'll catch the octopus my way.
Hoon swims like a dolphin.
(He keeps diving down.)
Soon he gets exhausted.
He tries to get his strength back by thinking...
about his two sons in Korea.
(His energy is low.)
(There are no octopuses.)
(How is Kang Jun doing?)
Kang Jun is sticking with the traditional method.
Can't the octopuses see the mouse...
because they're hiding somewhere deeper?
He dives deeper and deeper.
(He's searching...)
(here and there.)
(There's no sign of octopus.)
There's no octopuses.
There's nothing.
(Hitting)
(Reeling)
There is nothing.
Hey, octopus.
(He's sending a video message.)
Where are you?
I want to eat you.
Please come out.
(Crying)
(Is he crying?)
It's so hard to make a living.
(The hottest star of 2016 is complaining.)
(Did the chief catch anything?)
It's an octopus.
(Octopus)
(It's camouflaged under a rock.)
(He's excited.)
Kang Jun!
He's found something!
(I'll be right there.)
(The legendary bait must be working.)
(It's huge!)
(The octopus holds on to the rock.)
He can't run away.
When I placed this near it,
the octopus tried to grab it a few times.
You should try it.
(Is the bait not effective?)
(He puts the bait near the octopus.)
It's coming.
(But...)
(it ignores the bait.)
(I'm not interested.)
(Laughing)
(They throw away the bait.)
(They catch it with their hands.)
(My goodness.)
I really can't believe...
this works.
(They place the bait in front of it again.)
(I'm not interested.)
(They resort to the last measure.)
(They tie the octopus with a rope.)
(We should have done this from the start.)
A little bit more.
Kang Jun caught it with a trap.
They don't bite the bait, do they?
(Never)
- It's absurd. - Look at this.
I guess octopuses like Kang Jun.
(Don't take advice from the legend.)
I have never caught something so easily.
You can shake it off.
Shake it off.
My goodness.
(Is it stalking Kang Jun?)
(As if it's Kang Jun's fan,)
(it sticks to his snorkelling gear.)
(Kang Jun is the best.)
I caught Kang Jun with an octopus.
Look.
This is what happens when you encounter an octopus.
It will stick to you.
(In either case, they caught an octopus thanks to a bait.)
We caught it.
(Chapter 2, Put Everything in a Basket)
Is Chief Byung Man back?
Se Won and the kids are back carrying a lot of food.
They will make baskets with a native's help.
(Swinging)
(I will cut down palm leaves.)
(The native who likes Seol Hyun climbs the tree.)
What is he doing?
(Leaves can't stop me.)
(Falling)
He is cool.
(Her interest is piqued.)
(This is the power of love.)
That's how he climbs a tree.
(Seol Hyun, are you watching?)
That's amazing.
Where did his knife go?
He dropped it on his way up.
What is he doing?
(After cutting down the branch)
(Falling)
(He dropped the knife.)
He is cool.
(He picks coconuts.)
(Embarrassed)
Leaf, please.
His knife is on the ground.
So this is how I do it.
(He is like Tarzan.)
(He uses the soles of his feet.)
His soles must be burning.
(He takes the knife and gives it another try.)
(He stands firmly using his legs.)
He uses his arms and legs.
(Are you impressed, Tarzan?)
He is really good at climbing trees.
(He is at the top again.)
(It's impressive.)
(He swings his knife.)
(Palm leaves are cut down.)
His soles must be burning.
(He is the flaming youth.)
Do we use these leaves?
(Seol Hyun, good luck in making baskets.)
She is making a basket.
Byung Man's Tribe learns how to weave baskets from the giants.
(It's an organic basket made with palm leaves.)
Thanks to Seol Hyun and Sung Jong's work,
the organic basket is almost completed.
Sung Jong found his talent.
(The manly man has nimble hands.)
I hold this one and twist.
- He weaved a beautiful basket. - My goodness.
It looks like a designer bag.
Doesn't it?
- Bottega Veneta. - Bottega Veneta.
Seol Hyun, hold it up.
Hold it up.
Stand up. This bag is from...
- 2016 collection. - It's for everyone.
(It looks like a commercial.)
If you order it now, the price will be 39.90 dollars...
- an interest-free instalment plan. - It's cheap.
(It's Seol Hyun's bag.)
Turn around and swing it on your back.
- It's a backpack. - It's a backpack.
It's a backpack. It's edgy.
It looks like a shield now.
(This bag will complete your style.)
(Chan Sung's bag)
(The eco-friendly headband is a free gift.)
How does it look?
- It looks pretty. - It looks pretty.
Do I look pretty?
Yes.
(They finish making 100 percent organic giant baskets.)
Look at this.
The colour is nice.
- Try it. - How tasty! Byung Man, try it.
- It's very tasty. - Really?
- Yes. - The watermelon tastes good.
(Slurping)
It's as good as watermelon from Mudeungsan.
Isn't it tasty?
We could have filmed this part in Mudeungsan.
Don't you agree?
- Maybe we should have done that. - Seriously.
It's thanks to the blazing sun.
Strong sunlight yields sweet fruits.
- It's true for watermelons. - Even though I ate a lot,
I am craving for more.
It fills you up.
It's really tasty.
The sweetness is just right.
It's not too sweet.
(Seol Hyun loves watermelon.)
We are going to dry the octopus we caught.
We will salt it first.
(She uses both hands.)
It was an interesting way of catching an octopus.
- It was amazing. - When you hunt at night,
you can see octopuses between the rocks.
(Kang Jun tastes watermelon after swimming.)
Se Won, from where did you get the watermelons?
The place is far.
- We had to walk for a while. - That's right.
- Yet you carried these fruits. - Doesn't it taste good?
We carried them.
- Doesn't it taste just right? - It's really tasty.
(It looks as if he is kissing the watermelon.)
- We had to walk for a while. - That's right.
Yet you carried these fruits.
- Doesn't it taste good? - We carried them.
It makes the perfect hat.
(What is this?)
He looks like a character from "Sgt. Frog".
(Hoon is a character from "Sgt. Frog".)
Attention!
He looks like a soldier.
- My goodness. - It's cooling.
- It looks that way.
Kang Jun, since the senior actor wore it,
you should wear it, too.
Put it on.
My goodness.
He still looks cool.
- He looks like a foreigner. - I can't remember the name.
It looks like a fashion item on you.
I looked like a cartoon character, but he looks like a model.
He just looks fashionable. My goodness.
(Seol Hyun puts on the watermelon hat, too.)
- My goodness. - She is pretty.
- She looks like Cleopatra. - It doesn't look awkward on her.
It looks like a fashion item.
She looks so pretty no matter what she does.
- Doesn't it look strange? - No, it doesn't.
(Even a watermelon hat looks good on her.)
- I think it looks strange on me. - It looks like a fashion item.
She looks so pretty no matter what she does.
Carry this bag, too.
It's perfect.
There you go.
- How pretty. - It looks nice.
It looks nice.
I think you look prettier with the watermelon hat.
Should I keep it on?
The Law of Jungle in Tonga.
(You are watching The Law of Jungle in Tonga.)
(The Law of Jungle in Tonga)
- Hello. - What are we learning?
(The lesson on survival is resumed.)
It looks like a root.
- It's a tree root. - Are we eating that?
- There is water in the bowl. - There is.
She is cleaning the root with care.
Only the anointed women can make this drink.
Not everyone can do it.
(Only an unmarried woman of a certain age can make this.)
I see.
It's the holy drink of the South Pacific, kava.
Tongan royalties used to enjoy...
this traditional Polynesian drink.
It's juice of kava, which is a plant that grows in the South Pacific.
Only unmarried women can make kava.
The solemn ceremony of making kava is crucial...
in important ceremonies such as weddings and royal events.
Although the drink doesn't contain alcohol,
it improves the mood like an alcoholic drink.
Kavalactone in the drink acts as a sedative...
to cause calm and tranquillity.
It's very popular among Tongans.
However, drinking kava too often can cause an addiction.
Byung Man's Tribe, don't drink a lot.
(We often drink this instead of beer.)
- It's similar to beer. - I see.
(Excited and curious)
Okay, I will give it a go.
I will be the first one to find out how it tastes.
It doesn't look tasty.
(He smells the drink first.)
It doesn't look tasty.
It smells a bit like fruit.
(Does it smell sour and sweet?)
(He drinks it.)
(How does it taste?)
How does it taste?
It tastes like a wooden pencil.
- A wooden pencil? - Yes, a wooden pencil.
That's exactly how it tastes.
- A wooden pencil. - It's an accurate description.
It tastes like I am chewing on the end of a wooden pencil.
- It tastes like a wooden pencil. - I can imagine the taste now.
- You know what I am talking about. - It tastes like a wooden pencil.
- Hoon's description is accurate. - That's right.
It doesn't taste like an alcoholic drink.
That's exactly the taste.
- The fish had very pretty eyes. - Please.
I couldn't bear to catch it.
- More, please. - It was so pretty.
- Thank you. - Try it.
This tastes mild.
The taste differs from countries.
This version tastes mild.
Seriously.
(What a handsome man.)
It tastes like pencil lead.
- It tastes like pencil lead. - It does, right?
It doesn't taste like an alcoholic drink.
It tastes like a wooden pencil.
It's mild.
The stronger drinks...
affect you immediately.
- This one doesn't do that. - It's mild.
- This one is smoother. - What do you think?
- It tastes like wood. - It does, right?
(Would you like a cup?)
(No, thank you.)
- Alcoholic drinks lead to a fight. - That's right.
Kava doesn't do that.
People never fight after drinking kava.
The drink calms you.
I see.
I have been to a kava bar.
This is what happens when you meet someone's eyes.
(Smiling)
They smile without a word.
- I see. - Alcoholic drinks gives you energy.
Kava gives you calm.
People in Tonga get into a fight just like us...
when they drink alcoholic beverages.
However, they don't fight when they drink kava.
I see.
Let's get drunk.
I will take a shot.
(Drinking)
(Hoon, tell us how you feel.)
This one is strong.
- I see. - It really is.
I feel like...
(I feel like...)
everything has slowed down.
He is speaking more slowly.
- This is fascinating. - He is speaking more slowly.
It feels like everyone is moving slowly.
It feels like everything has slowed down.
He is speaking more slowly.
It feels like everyone is moving slowly.
Even the waves are slow.
(Kava makes you appreciate the slowness.)
I feel good.
I am susceptible to medication.
Hoon, your eyes look more optimistic.
My goodness.
Even though it doesn't contain alcohol,
kava makes you feel good.
Thanks to the giants,
Byung Man's Tribe had an interesting experience.
How nice!
It's time for giants to eat.
What do giants eat...
to make them so big?
- Let's go. - I am excited for food.
(Welcome, Byung Man's Tribe.)
What is that?
(Something is skewered.)
What is that?
(Startled)
- What is that? - What is that?
(Beka)
- Beka. - What?
(What does that mean?)
What is beka?
It's a bat.
- My goodness. - It's a bat.
- A bat? - It's a bat. My goodness.
(The giants made a special dish for Byung Man's Tribe.)
(It's roasted bat.)
(It's a dish of welcome...)
(and a delicacy among delicacies.)
(Bat meat)
(Look forward to roasted bat.)
It's a bat.
(Shocked)
- It must be a fruit bat. - I can see its face.
- It's a bat. My goodness. - It's a fruit bat.
It's roasted.
- It looks tasty. - It really does.
I wonder if it tastes like chicken.
I love all meat. This is my chance to try bat meat.
- This is incredible. - I hear bats are tasty.
- My goodness, it looks tasty. - This is nice.
Where are the wings?
- This is a bat. - Children like it, too.
- It tastes like ham. - It really does.
It tastes like smoked chicken or ham.
It smells like chicken, too.
It tastes very similar to smoked chicken.
(Roasted bat is the best delicacy on The Law of Jungle.)
- It tastes better than iguana meat. - Really?
- It smells like meat. - I shouldn't be too excited.
It looks like food you get from a truck.
(It looks like food you get from a truck.)
It looks like roasted chicken.
(He has tried bat meat before.)
It looks really tasty. Does it taste good?
- It's chewier than chicken. - It will be tasty.
Personally,
(Chief Byung Man swears by the taste of bat meat.)
I prefer bat meat over iguana meat.
I see.
It looks tasty.
When will it be done?
I think it will be ready soon.
Most women would go, "I can't eat bat meat."
Seol Hyun said, "When will it be done?"
It gave me pause.
(She enjoys all food.)
She is not a picky eater.
Are you good at trying new things?
I wonder about the taste when there is something new.
Is that so?
- Seol Hyun, how old are you? - I was born in 1995.
- She was born in 1995. - How old is she?
She is 22 years old.
- You are 22 years old. - Yes, I am.
That was the year I came to Seoul with a dream of becoming a comedian.
(He came to Seoul with a dream of becoming a comedian.)
That happened in 1995.
- I was a senior in high school. - I was two years old.
- You were two years old. - I was in kindergarten.
- You were in kindergarten. - That's right.
Sung Jong was two years old, and Chan Sung was in kindergarten.
Hoon, you are the oldest among us.
That's why I was staying quiet. I was a junior in university.
I was a junior in university.
- That's why I was staying quiet. - You had already debuted.
- That's right. - He was already a celebrity.
- I wasn't even born yet. - The first time I saw him...
- was in "The Moon of Seoul". - I debuted with that drama.
- That's right. - My character sold cabbages.
I didn't even have a line.
Chae Shi Ra, who was as popular as Seol Hyun then, starred in it.
While Han Seok Kyu and Choi Min Sik were acting,
I piled on cabbages...
and passed by while carrying some of them.
(He moved cabbages.)
While the other actors were acting,
I moved cabbages.
Back then, I was a part of the background,
not an actor.
(Chae Shi Ra is acting.)
What are you going to have?
What are you doing in front of a customer?
- What is wrong with you? - Calm down.
Are you okay?
The senior actors did everything.
I see.
Min Sik was in the drama.
It's all thanks to Min Sik that I became an actor.
Min Sik gave me lessons on how to act.
(Bats are roasted to perfection.)
I think it's done.
It looks like roasted chicken now.
- It looks tasty. - My goodness.
This is incredible.
(Roasted bat is ready.)
- I think this is liver. - Liver?
- Yes. - Livers are tasty, too.
(Livers are tasty, too.)
Do you like liver?
(This idol singer drools over bat liver.)
(Here you go.)
(His eyes became bigger.)
- It's liver. - It tastes like pork liver.
- Would you like some liver? - Try it. It's tasty.
How much should I take?
- Take a small bite. - It's tasty.
(Biting)
(She savours the taste.)
- It's good. - It is, right?
(Seol Hyun tried bat liver.)
- It's good. - It is, right?
Seol Hyun, shouldn't you worry about your image?
- It tastes good. - You are going back to Seoul.
Try it. It's tasty.
(Hoon tries bat liver.)
- My goodness. - Doesn't it taste like pork liver?
It's a taste middle-aged men would enjoy.
- Who knew they would like it? - Right?
- I am surprised they like it. - It does taste a bit gamey.
I liked it.
- Look at that. - Here.
(Chewing)
I see.
What I thought was a gamey taste is a specific taste of bat meat.
- Grab the wing. - I haven't tried it yet.
Seol Hyun, wing is the tastiest part.
- It's a bat wing. - My goodness.
(She puts it in her mouth after smelling it.)
- It's tough. - It is, right?
- Here. - Thank you.
(She chews on tough meat.)
- Is it tasty? - It tastes like any other meat.
It has a scent.
It has a particular scent.
- It's specific to bat meat. - Right.
(Bat meat has a particular scent.)
- It's specific to bat meat. - Right.
Just like lamb,
bat meat has the gamey smell.
It feels like chicken gizzard.
- It's the texture of it. - That's right.
Chicken gizzards...
are very chewy.
It's very chewy and almost tough.
My goodness.
(The man who likes Seol Hyun looks satisfied.)
It's tough.
Yes.
(The middle-aged men enjoy the meat, too.)
It tastes like chicken.
(Without the smell, it is 100 percent similar to chicken.)
You know,
(You know,)
these bats must have worked out a lot.
- They are muscular. - Seriously.
These bats are very muscular.
- They worked out a lot. - It's hard to cut through the meat.
My goodness.
(The idol singers enjoy bat meat.)
Did you get a piece?
(The idol singers enjoy bat meat.)
I wonder if wild birds have a similar taste.
(Middle-aged men nibble at the meat.)
It neither looked nor tasted good.
(It neither looked nor tasted good.)
The meat was edible,
albeit tough.
However, I hated the lingering smell.
It tasted a bit fishy. There was a particular smell.
It wasn't bad, but it tasted a bit fishy.
It wasn't bad.
It tasted like chicken gizzards.
I didn't think bat meat would be tasty.
However, it wasn't bad.
It smelled a bit,
but I just thought, "This is the smell of a bat."
They cooked something else the traditional way.
You can all have a taste.
- Gosh. - It's still warm.
It's steamed.
(Scratching)
(It was cooked under the surface two hours ago.)
Look at the steam.
(Food is wrapped in banana leaves and cooked with hot stones.)
What's that?
- Sweet potatoes? - What's all that?
- Are they sweet potatoes? - Are they potatoes?
- Sweet potatoes... - It looks so good.
Breadfruit kind of reminds you of bread.
I can smell the sweet potatoes.
- It looks amazing. - It smells so good.
(The moisture is trapped inside, so it looks extra appetising.)
- They're huge. - Exactly.
(Seol Hyun's staring again.)
(Scanning the food without blinking)
Get a knife.
I've never seen big sweet potatoes like those before.
(The assorted platter is ready.)
(Standing ovation)
That's a lot of food.
(A feast)
(She takes a bite of a sweet potato.)
(Dilated pupils)
It's delicious.
- Does it taste like a sweet potato? - Yes. It's fantastic.
(He moves in.)
(They weren't like this when they were served the bats.)
The sweet potato is great.
What do they eat that makes them so strong?
This? I should eat a lot.
We need more energy once we go over 40.
(Thanks for the feast.)
This is incredible, right?
(They're in awe.)
What is this?
- Purple sweet potato. - Okay.
- Sweet potatoes. - It's purple sweet potatoes.
- Purple sweet potatoes. - I see.
The purple sweet potato is the best.
Give me a piece.
(He's pleased that they like it.)
The one with the softest texture is breadfruit.
It's like really moist bread.
It feels just like that.
It tastes like bread.
- Does it? I want some. - Yes.
Very good, very good.
(Chewing)
(I will eat it all.)
(She finishes a cassava and takes a purple sweet potato.)
(The purple sweet potatoes keep going into her mouth.)
(Then she eats a huge piece of breadfruit.)
(I'm so happy.)
- Seol Hyun, is it good? - Yes, it is.
It's really good.
(Thanks to the giants, they enjoyed a feast.)
We're done eating.
I'm full.
(I can eat some more.)
(I thank you for a great day, and for enjoying the food.)
(Seeing you eat made the cooking worthwhile.)
(Thanks for the food.)
The tribe learned a lot from the jungle on this trip.
They survived from the jungle again.
Well done, everyone.
(However)
(Taken by Hoon's phone)
This is actually happening.
The whole island is suffering from a blackout,
and we're stuck here because of a cyclone.
This is the worst day so far.
See if you can hear it.
Tongan cyclones are terrifying.
Do you hear the wind?
There's a blackout, so you can't see anything.
After the filming ended, they go on another 72 hours of isolation.
What exactly happened?
(Chapter 3, Escaping the Jungle, the 72-hour Struggle)
(The morning after filming ended)
(The tribe arrives at the airport to fly to Tonga's capital.)
(The thought of home brings a smile to their faces.)
(Grinning)
(The sky looks ominous.)
(The clouds are dark and the wind picks up speed.)
(Soon, torrential rains begin.)
(It's as if there's a hole in the sky.)
(The National Weather Service reported today that...)
(Cyclone Winston will pass through the Tongan coast.)
(A cyclone hits Tonga.)
(Tongan capital, the tribe's current location.)
(They need to reach the capital to take a plane to Korea.)
(But the plane can't leave in this weather.)
A cyclone hits Tonga the day the tribe is supposed to leave.
The tribe has no choice but to wait it out.
Survival in the jungle isn't over until it's over.
Please, please. I want to leave Tonga.
INFINITE has a concert scheduled and I might not make it.
(Hwang Chan Sung might have to miss filming for his new JTBC drama.)
The rain shows no signs of stopping,
but they decide to wait at the gate in case the plane comes.
The tribe faces an unexpected hurdle,
and they realise that nature makes them powerless.
(The plane did not come that day.)
(The following morning)
(The rain has stopped, but it's still windy.)
- Maybe... - The weather's just the same.
It's similar to yesterday. The wind is still strong.
Yes. Okay, I got it.
Okay, bye.
We don't know how the weather will change.
It all depends on whether a plane can get here from the capital.
They'll find out at 7am.
There is this one, and another one leaves at 12am.
They can't wait at the airport forever,
so they head to a nearby hotel.
The wind's too strong for the plane to fly.
Will we be able to leave?
- Tomorrow? - I really hope so.
If I can't, it'll be bad.
We might have to cancel the concert.
Should we just live here?
This is real survival.
Frowning won't help, will it?
I need a way to kill time.
(As they leave, the rain starts to fall again.)
Do you see that fallen tree?
They chopped it up to make way.
(The cyclone left destruction in its wake.)
(The weather got worse after they reached the hotel.)
(When will all this end?)
(What are you doing, Sung Jong?)
I might arrive the day before or on the day of the concert.
I didn't get to practise,
so I thought I should at least practise alone.
(He's young, but he deals with the crisis like a professional.)
Things get worse from there.
That evening, a second cyclone...
lands on the Vava'u Islands, cutting off all the power.
(The storm continues the next day.)
This is a first, but we might not be able to leave tomorrow.
That means we'll have been here for six days.
- If that happens... - Seriously?
- But... - It's serious.
(They speak less out of concern.)
What's most important is...
(Early morning on the fourth day)
You're up early.
Not really.
We really need to leave today.
People watching this at home might think it's the same day.
I'm dressed the same.
It's not that at all. We sent off our luggage first,
so I had nothing to wear but this for four days.
We have to leave today.
If not, everyone will have a mess of a schedule to deal with.
If we can't leave today, will it be our fourth day here?
- We lost power yesterday. - Yes.
That was really scary.
Can a plane fly in this weather?
When lampposts are falling over?
If we end up coming back here to sleep tonight...
(Even the locals are stranded by the cyclone.)
(They go to the airport for the fourth day in a row.)
It says "February 15, 2016".
(Today's the 18th.)
We tried to leave on the 15th.
- Since the 15th. - Yes, we kept on trying.
- After many failures... - It's the 18th now.
(Today's weather is promising.)
Write the name that's on your passport.
We really need to leave today.
(Everyone knows exactly what to do.)
Shall we check it first? Just in case?
(They reach the boarding gate without much difficulty.)
(Please show up, plane.)
Let's go home.
We can't relax yet.
- We need to see the plane. - We need to see it here.
(Two hours later)
Isn't that a plane?
The plane they were waiting for is here at last.
(Hurrah)
At last.
We can go home!
(What a grand sight.)
(The plane is here to save them.)
(You're looking good.)
Finally.
I can perform.
(Stage first and home later)
What a relief.
After a very long wait, Byung Man's Tribe board the plane.
The weather changes so quickly, nothing's sure until they take off.
(They prepare for take-off.)
The cockpit's window is open.
- Which camera do I need to look at? - I hope we all get home safely.
Ready? In 1, 2, 3.
(We boarded the plane after four days.)
(They're ready for take-off.)
We're off.
(I want to leave.)
We have to leave.
(We're off.)
(Up in the air)
At last.
(We're going home.)
The plane takes off at last.
Congratulations.
You're on your way home.
Don't you worry. The Law of Jungle goes on forever.
Byung Man's Tribe took on and survived the weather.
The unexpected long wait at Vava'u Islands...
reminded them and us how powerful nature is.
From start to finish, this adventure taught the youngsters a lot.
Well done, everyone.
(In the jungle)
(It was just us)
(A woman lights the fire.)
Women here.
Women there.
There are women everywhere.
(Women take over the jungle.)
The Law of Jungle's Women Special.
(So Jin, the powerful girl.)
Like this?
We'll poke a hole in here like this.
Tie them up like this, add one more and cover it up.
What just happened?
What was that?
(Oh Ha Young, the persistent girl.)
(The youngest woman in the tribe.)
Give up.
No one can get it.
(She never gives up.)
(Never-ending persistence)
I will get you.
I'm after you.
You made me competitive.
(Kim Ji Min, the instinctive girl.)
Who else needs to go?
That's the toilet?
There are only two trees.
Can you see? It's okay if you only see my face.
(They built a women-only toilet)
Hello, the stall is occupied.
I'm the defecator.
(Choi Song Hyun, the hunting girl.)
I can't believe I get to show this on TV.
I dreamed of it.
I wanted to visit the jungle.
This is the result of dreaming for two years.
I'm so proud that I made it.
(Choi Yoon Young, the rhythmic girl.)
(The shocking see-through house dance.)
Look, it's squirming.
(Getting excited while hunting)
Ready, go.
(A fan dance to wish for a bountiful hunting excursion.)
- It's weird. - Is this right?
- Are we turning? - What should I do?
- Can someone explain? - Is this right?
It's wrong.
They've all lost their minds.
(The jungle?)
(I'll chew you all out.)
The Law of Jungle's Women Special.
It begins next week.
(The Law of Jungle in Papua New Guinea)