(In a moment)
The descendants of a cannibalistic tribe finally show themselves.
It's the survival in rough jungle.
What?
Byung Man's Tribe learns how to survive in the jungle.
And Bo Ah, the jungle lover,
shows us how she eats larvae.
The two tribes join hands to survive together.
In 1, 2, 3.
(Groaning)
Let's get started right away.
(It's 3am and they're sleeping outside.)
(It starts to rain heavily.)
It's raining.
Bo Ah. It's raining. Get up.
(Everybody is forced to wake up.)
- Byung Man. - Yes.
It's raining. Get up. It's pouring.
This never happened to us before so I don't know what to do.
Me too.
We have to take shelter somewhere.
(The new members are startled.)
(How does the Chief react?)
I just sleep through it.
(Kang Nam lies back down as well.)
(They're incredible.)
(Si Yang also lies back down.)
(This is nothing.)
I think it's okay now.
(It stops raining soon after.)
It was heavy earlier.
(The ground is soaked.)
Si Yang is snoring.
(The rookies...)
He already got used to it.
He's different.
(The rookies couldn't fall asleep.)
(The sun rises.)
(It's quiet in the jungle again.)
(Everybody is still sleepy.)
(What is she doing?)
(She replenishes moisture on her face.)
(She uses a hair roller to add volume to her bangs.)
(Smiling)
(She uses a handkerchief like a scarf.)
(Can I borrow your face spray?)
You were sleeping so well.
Good morning.
(Everybody is up.)
There must be a village, right?
I think we're almost here.
We keep hearing people chopping wood.
- There must be people around here. - That's right.
They were singing too.
- They were singing? - Yes.
Let's get going then.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
They leave the survival zone they took shelter for a little while...
and set out to find the Mentawai Tribe.
It looks like they have almost arrived so they can do it.
(They walk on the muddy path again.)
- I'm flustered by this. - This path...
(Give me my leg back.)
Please let go.
(His feet sink in the mud.)
I can't take out my shoe.
Is your bag heavy?
- It's okay. - You're stumbling.
(She's tired but she still smiles.)
(They walk on the mud carefully.)
It's farther than I thought.
(It's a huge ordeal to reach the tribe.)
- My goodness. - Who actually lives here?
Who lives here?
(Where does this tribe live?)
(They keep walking.)
(There's a log blocking their path.)
What is this tree?
- Wait. Do we have to go around? - Why?
They're staring at us.
(Who's staring at them?)
There's a group of people in front of Byung Man's Tribe.
They look threatening and have colorful ornaments on them.
They also have tattoos all over their body.
They're holding weapons in their hands and don't look ordinary.
This is the Mentawai Tribe, the tribe Byung Man's Tribe...
was looking for in Sumatra.
(Scared)
(Kang Nam summons up courage and says hi.)
(They don't react.)
I'm fascinated.
They're not mad, right? Are they?
(Nice to meet you.)
Hello. Hi.
Hi.
- Hello. - Hi.
(They react in a hostile manner.)
Hey.
(They react in a hostile manner.)
- Hey. - Okay.
(They get frightened.)
- Wait. Hey. - Okay.
(Are they cautious against outsiders entering their territory?)
(Byung Man's Tribe is bewildered by the unexpected reaction.)
Why are they mad at us?
- Surrender. Freedom. - We're friends.
Hi.
- Hi. - Hi.
(They react friendly now.)
(We were just joking.)
- Hi. - They're greeting us now.
They're greeting us.
(They cross the bridge in relief.)
Hello.
They're so nice.
(We have guests.)
(Who are you?)
(He's aggressive.)
- Hi. - Why? What is it?
(Those young men are cute.)
(They're hesitant.)
Hurry up.
(They're intimidated by him.)
We're friends.
(They're intimidated by him.)
Next.
(They finally step on the village.)
Come through.
(Staring)
Why?
(They suddenly approach the members.)
(What is it?)
No, no.
(We're teasing again.)
(They tease a lot.)
Let's say hi again.
(They try to get a better response.)
(They all put their hands up.)
What is it?
(They smile to show that they're nice people.)
We came from far away.
- He's our leader. - We're hungry.
We're hungry.
(Bring them inside. They look hungry.)
(Come this way.)
(Thank you.)
- They're so nice. - See? They are.
(They follow the Mentawai Tribe.)
It's so nice here.
It's so nice.
(This is Uma, Mentawai Tribe's traditional house.)
I hope they give us food.
Mentawai Tribe invites tired and starved Byung Man's Tribe.
Let's go inside and check out how they live.
Look at these kids.
Once they grow up...
- It's grandpa. - He must be the oldest here.
- Are you the oldest here? - It looks like it.
(He shakes everybody's hands.)
Let me bow.
(He's so polite.)
Byung Man.
(They shake his hands politely.)
He's the oldest here.
(They act courteously.)
Kang Nam.
(They introduce themselves.)
- Bo Ah. - Bo Ah.
He doesn't look like a stranger. He looks like me.
Come here please.
- We look alike. - When you smile.
(Sang Ryeol meets his brother in Sumatra.)
We look alike. We do.
He kind of looks like Oh Jung Tae too.
(Even their wrinkles are the same.)
(It's like they've met somebody they know.)
(The greeting never stops.)
(It's their tradition to shake everybody's hands.)
Yeol. My name is Sang Ryeol.
- Byung Man. - Byung Man?
(One man stops in front of Bo Ah.)
(He keeps on smiling at her and doesn't move.)
(Is there something on my face?)
(Hey, come on.)
Don't hold her hand for so long.
Let go.
Look. She doesn't like it.
He was holding her hand for too long.
(He's a man.)
(They're taking a long time near the end.)
(She's very affectionate.)
(These are the handsome ones in Byung Man's Tribe.)
She's holding their hands for a while because they're handsome.
People are same everywhere.
- They passed by you very quickly. - Right?
They just slapped my hand.
You were the same.
They passed by so fast.
I have something to show you.
Do you have teeth like ours? Look at the shape.
(They're shocked.)
They're like a shark's teeth.
They sharpened them.
(Their teeth are sharp like a shark's?)
(The Mentawai Tribe shows their true colors.)
(They have sharp teeth and tattoos covering their body.)
They have to look threatening so that's why they must have done that.
Look at all the skulls.
- Really? - Look at them.
- They're skulls. - That's right.
(Who are the Mentawai Tribe?)
They're the descendants of a Sumatra tribe that practiced cannibalism.
Mentawai Tribe.
Their ancestors fed on human flesh...
so they wouldn't bury people when they died.
They stored them and fed on them at a later time.
These traditions have disappeared but they're a traditional tribe...
that still maintains the primitive lifestyles.
Their trademarks are tattoos that cover their entire body...
and sharpened teeth.
Their belief is that tattoos are clothes gifted from up above...
and they start getting tattoos at 12 when they become adults.
When they turn 18, they cover their entire body in tattoos.
Their teeth are another symbol of adulthood...
and it instills fear in enemies while helping them chew meat.
Sharpening teeth is an extremely painful process.
The Mentawai Tribe is a group of powerful people to watch out for.
What kind of lifestyles do they have?
(Cheerful rhythm...)
(and detailed movements)
(It's a welcome dance for Byung Man's Tribe.)
This dance is meant to imitate monkeys.
(It looks like a ritual ceremony.)
(The rhythm picks up as they stomp their feet.)
It feels like a fast jazz.
(It's feels like a fast jazz. Their heartbeats start to pick up.)
(It's a dance that imitates monkeys' expressions and movements.)
(It's humorous in some parts...)
(and serious in some other parts.)
(She's enjoying it.)
(Chirping)
- Is that a bird feeding? - Yes.
It's a bird.
(It transitions into a bird dance.)
- They're fighting. - That's right.
(It's two birds fighting.)
Those must be beaks.
I wonder how they can express all that.
I'm impressed.
(What animal is it now?)
The look in their eyes are changing.
(He holds his hand up while crouching.)
(It's a cobra.)
He's attacking.
(You can tell from his hand.)
Everybody does this for a snake.
(That's true.)
(They get in position again.)
(They finish off...)
(when they reach a climax.)
Bravo.
(They're amazed.)
(It's not over yet.)
(Show us your dance, Byung Man's Tribe.)
That's a boar.
It's a boar, right?
(Byung Man stamps his feet.)
Look at his socks.
His socks.
(His socks are decorative toe socks.)
(That's a must-see.)
(Help me.)
Let's go.
(They all get up.)
(She's curious.)
Line up. Stand in a line.
(They try to copy...)
(what they saw earlier.)
In 1, 2, 3, 4.
(They go in circles while stamping their feet.)
(It's kind of similar.)
Bird.
(I'm a bird.)
Good job.
(They cheer on.)
Stay there. I'll be the other bird.
(It's a new bird...)
(that is going to fight Kang Nam.)
(They move around.)
(Let's go, Sang Ryeol.)
(Collapsing)
Hold on to it.
(Sang Ryeol fell down like a weak bird.)
He got sandwiched.
(That's so funny.)
(It ends like a comedy skit more than a dance.)
(Good job, Byung Man's Tribe.)
Do these drawings...
symbolize anything?
It looks like a monkey.
There's monkey here too.
That's a monkey, lizard and a bird.
That's monkey and a bird. They're all here.
They ate monkeys...
and drew them to honor their souls.
They eat monkeys?
They had to eat to survive...
but they felt bad.
(It's meant to honor the dead animals.)
That's a pig's skull.
(There are skeletons of boars everywhere.)
They laid it out exactly how it was.
That's a bull's skull.
What's that?
What is it?
A bull.
(They get up close to have a look.)
Is that a deer?
A deer?
- These are real, right? - They hunted these animals.
This is a boar.
(It has sharp teeth.)
It's a pig.
- A boar? It's a boar. - Yes.
(It has sharp and large teeth.)
I've never seen these bones before.
I'm fascinated and scared at the same time. This is a monkey's bones?
(They look like human skeletons...)
(so it creates a solemn atmosphere.)
(This is the tribe's tradition so it must be respected.)
These are bones.
Everybody here...
sleeps here? In this house?
This place is called "Uma".
- It's like a community center? - Yes.
The person behind you and his family sleep here.
They also host guests here.
Where do we sleep?
Where you sleep?
You can sleep here.
This is an excellent spot. We slept on the ground yesterday.
- We'll be able to sleep today. - I know.
Please wait here. I'll bring out food.
Really?
We do need to eat. We have...
- used up all our energy. - We're completely exhausted.
(We'll eat if you give us food.)
(Thank you, Chief.)
Their first encounter with Mentawai Tribe was intense.
Shall we have a look outside for a moment?
- This... - Is that a chick?
Is it spring? People usually buy chicks during spring.
(She's excited.)
It's cackling.
What do they have here besides chicks?
Are these pigeons? They look more like parrots.
They're so pretty.
It's this one. It bit us.
- It bit three people. They bite. - They do?
- They're slow. - They're so cute.
(They're so cute.)
We thought it was cute so we touched it...
- and somebody got a cut. - They're so cute.
(Bo Ah keeps on looking at them.)
I have a Poodle and a Maltese.
I have one at my place...
and another one at my parents'. I have two dogs...
and I love them.
(She loves animals.)
They're so cute.
(She finds them very cute.)
(She tries to kiss them.)
(It's shy.)
- It's a monkey. - Really?
It's true.
Where?
(Bo Ah springs up.)
- My gosh. - It's here.
- It's so cute. - Oh, my goodness.
It just ate.
(It lost its mother so they're raising it here.)
Is it good?
(Who are you, pretty lady?)
You're so cute.
(She feeds it and shows her affection.)
It's so cute.
(Eat well and be healthy.)
(It's a big piece of cassava.)
I'll be back. Keep eating.
(Come again, Bo Ah.)
The water's so clean here.
(They walk to a nearby stream to wash themselves.)
(They finally wash the mud off.)
Isn't it so refreshing?
Let's lie down.
In 1, 2, 3.
It's so cold.
- Why are we holding hands? - I don't know.
Why are we holding hands?
Did I hold his? He held mine.
- No. - Was it me?
He held my hand.
No? My gosh.
It's nice and cool.
(As long as it's cool)
Right here.
(Bo Ah's ready to lie down.)
(Rolling over)
- It's so cold. - What's wrong?
What did you just do?
Did you fall sitting down?
The water's so cold.
(The water's colder than it seemed.)
(They cool down and wash off the mud.)
It's so cool.
- The temperature's over 40℃. - Is it?
(He washes his hair.)
That's too much.
(They forget the color of water as it's too hot.)
(This is a paradise.)
This is incredible.
This is so nice.
It's really cool.
(This is great.)
Isn't it nice?
Go back in the water.
Bo Ah, can you...
show us how shampoo commercials are done?
"Shampoo commercials".
- Do that hair thing for us. - Do it.
He's ready to shoot a commercial.
It already is one.
(The mermaid prepares to imitate a well-known scene.)
She looks like a mermaid.
She can just lie down.
Wet your hair.
(Lying on her back)
Wet your hair. Do it.
That's it. Now flap it.
Do it, yes.
(Here's your treatment.)
That's it.
(A sunny smile and twinkling laughter)
(Glancing back)
(He's a fan.)
(So is he.)
(I feel excited)
(My heart is pounding)
(She's always smiling...)
(and that's alluring.)
Well done. That was great,
but let's do one more shoot.
We'll keep this shot just in case.
- Can she try another angle? - Another angle?
- From this to this. - All right, sir.
Get into character.
(It's hard to wash here.)
Let's get it this time.
Get into character. That's it.
The cameras are rolling, and go.
Cue!
(Full of excitement)
(Hair stuck like seaweed?)
(Jungle Girl with seaweed)
- We got seaweed. - That was seaweed.
(Apologetic)
Let's use the other clip. Thanks, everyone.
Thank you.
Well done, Bo Ah.
I'll pay you with cassava.
2 sacks of cassavas and 1 of taro.
(Jong Hoon's changing clothes alone.)
(Nice abs)
- Are you getting them? - Yes.
(Are you getting this?)
Shall I go over there? For a better angle.
(Proud of his muscles)
- How about now? - You can just wear your clothes.
(I won't put anything on just yet.)
Are you showing off?
(A pumped fist)
(You'll see more of Jong Hoon's pride later on.)
(It's finally time to eat.)
I'm so hungry. I'm starving.
What is it?
(Mentawai traditional food)
Coconut.
It smells like potatoes and sweet potatoes combined.
It's a mix.
(It looks delicious.)
- Coconut milk. - Do we just eat?
Dipped?
(Dip in the powder.)
Do we use our hands?
Dipped in that?
It's natural tastes.
They dip it like how we dip meat in oil.
When we were young...
we dipped potatoes and sweet potatoes in salt or sugar.
It goes so well with coconut.
(Cassava and coconut)
It's so good.
- Water. - Water.
(Enjoy yourselves.)
It's delicious.
Taro.
(Taro is soft.)
(They dip the taro in coconut powder as well.)
Say it tastes bad if it does.
(Eating)
It's like a potato.
(It's a hit with everyone.)
Bo Ah, do you want some?
- What's that? - Coconut milk.
- From this? - Open your mouth wide.
(The Chief's recommendation)
(Fresh coconut milk)
What's that?
It's another commercial.
(All Sang Ryeol can think about are commercials.)
Gosh, it's really good.
It's really good.
She'll do anything.
(She's fallen for the sweet milky drink.)
They washed off in a cool stream...
and filled their bellies with a traditional Mentawai Tribe feast.
The fatigue is all washed away.
A short break gave them...
a boost of energy and determination.
Now it's time to learn some Mentawai Tribe survival tips.
Let's see what they eat...
and see if we can make them.
- Okay? - Yes.
Let's go.
Will the food be...
(Following the teacher)
Hard to swallow?
Why do they cook here?
(Sagu)
- Sagu? - Sagu.
What does it mean?
Is it fruit?
Where's is sagu?
(The rookies are clueless.)
We're here because they mentioned food.
Do they eat this?
Do they eat sagu?
As in the tree?
What is sagu?
(What is it?)
(Do you remember the red palm tree?)
It's the staple food of the jungle-bound Mentawai Tribe.
It's full of starch, a carbohydrate,
and is also called a "rice tree".
(Soft and smooth)
The red palm weevil larva, a well-known delicacy...
is full of protein.
(Creamy when it's raw, meaty when it's cooked.)
Let's try one.
Will the Tribe taste some tonight?
(Can they eat it?)
Step back.
- Chips are flying. - The bark's red.
Bo Ah, step back.
(Stripping the bark)
We must learn how to help him.
(The red palm tree novices take everything in.)
Chief told me about this.
(After stripping the bark...)
(the tribesman picks some leaves.)
(Is it to wrap the food in?)
This is for my family. Your spirit is at peace.
May this keep us healthy.
He's apologizing for cutting down the tree.
(They honor the tree.)
(Taking only what they need.)
They're not cutting the tree...
for entertainment, they're cutting it to survive.
That's why it's acceptable.
It's not for fun.
I've attended a lot of these spiritual events.
Bo Ah, later on you can get some leaves and...
- "Sorry." - "Go to a better place."
Apologize.
How long does it take for a red palm to get this big?
I think it's 150 years old.
Three years.
It grows really fast.
It's thick.
The tree is really tall.
Will the tree fall that way?
Be careful.
- It takes skill to break a tree. - I know.
- It's tough. - It's so thick.
(All he has is one ax.)
He's build like a wild animal, a puma.
(Nonstop jungle swag)
He's felling that huge tree.
(After seven minutes of chopping)
(The tree will fall soon.)
- It'll fall. - That way.
That's it. It's moving.
It's falling.
(My goodness.)
Oh my gosh.
(A 15-meter tree is down.)
A sagu.
I felt how I did when I first saw...
a Tyrannosaurus "Jurassic Park" movie.
(Sagu is a Mentawai food. We eat this every day.)
(Can we have some soon?)
Really?
There's something else inside, isn't there?
(They didn't know...)
(that this was the first step in a long journey.)
(They need the starch.)
He's really strong.
All this is sagu.
We didn't know what tree to cut down.
(After a few well-placed chops)
It's done.
(The trunk opens up)
- Sagu. - This is incredible.
Try some.
(They're hungry and are curious about the taste.)
It's edible.
(Bo Ah tries some.)
(Chewing)
It's not meant to be eaten raw.
It tastes...
(It's very dry.)
- It's like that. - Yes.
A dried out sweet potato.
We're eating wood.
(It's still a raw ingredient.)
Let's go and find something to eat.
Okay, okay.
Let's keep going.
Let's eat a lot of whatever it is.
(Curious)
Why is he cutting into that?
(Another red palm tree)
(We just had some.)
(This tree was left to rot for a few days.)
It's the same as the other one.
(Wait, rookies.)
We're eating wood.
(Hang on.)
(They saw the larva)
- The larva. - Larva?
(A nervous smile)
(Frantic eye movement)
- What larva is this? - The red palm weevil.
From the red palm tree.
(Beetle larva)
(It looks tough to eat but...)
(it's a valuable source of protein.)
(Valuable food items are reserved for special guests.)
(Try it.)
It's for you.
You don't grill it?
(It's not for just anyone.)
It's for you.
Can you show me one more time?
The locals might like it...
but it might not be our thing.
(He shows Bo Ah how to eat it.)
Swallow or...
(It's good. Try one.)
(It's tough even for her.)
- No, no. - Then...
Since you and Bo Ah can't manage, I'll eat it.
How about just one of us eats one?
I'll eat it.
(I shall feel the jungle.)
(The rebellious youngster)
I'll eat it.
- It's hers. - Brother, so big.
(I'm giving hers to you.)
(Brother, so big.)
(Isn't this one too big?)
(The larva has changed hands.)
Eat it and I'll acknowledge you as a Mentawai.
Eat and he'll acknowledge you as a Mentawai.
Okay.
(How very manly.)
Okay.
(Straight up without hesitation)
(No way.)
(He ate it without making a face.)
The head's left.
(I'm not used to this.)
(Won Ho's an honorary Mentawai tribesman)
Is there anything you don't eat?
There's no food I don't eat.
Snakes or larva?
That's fine.
Even live larva?
It's alive?
If it causes no harm, then I think I could eat it.
I like live octopus.
(He's tough.)
It's okay if you kill it quick.
Bo Ah. Bo Ah.
She put some special meaning into this trip.
She was determined to at least try to eat a larva.
(Her Mentawai uncle joins in the persuasion game.)
It's full of protein and fiber and is...
great for your skin.
It's up to you. Eat it if you want to.
It's like I always say.
It's not about getting a commercial, but...
What commercial would need me to eat a larva?
You know, health supplements.
I'll give it a shot, then.
Okay. If you can't swallow it, just spit it out.
I'll eat it for you, then.
(Just do it.)
(She eats before she changes her mind.)
(Tough and courageous)
Swallow it quick.
(Swallowing)
(Passed the tongue, down the throat)
It's not bad.
(Humming)
Do you like it?
It just smelled like I was chewing grass.
If you get over the squirm...
They're incredible.
- Wait, just a moment. Wait. - Sir.
Eat one more. Eat one more.
Earlier on...
you swallowed it hastily like you were taking a pill.
- Okay, I'll have one more. - Yes, do it.
(Here's your order.)
Eat it...
- and become a warrior. - This one's thick.
- Eat it... - Here it goes.
In bites?
(Her second try)
This one will take off.
Nice.
(With her fingers)
(Enjoy a larva.)
I hear the crunch.
(She even enjoys the sound.)
I'm impressed.
(She swallowed the leaking fluid.)
(My goodness.)
Mentawai.
("Atlantis Princess" by BoA)
(Deep in a jungle)
(A special gift from nature)
(Red palm weevil larva)
(Fresh from Mentawai)
(High in protein, low in fat, good for skin)
(Great for men's stamina as well)
(Mentawai larva)
She's pulls off anything we give her.
- Show them. - Me too?
What are you after? An acting award?
- A scene from "300"? - Can I have a small one?
Here's a big one.
- With my fingers? - Pretend you're in "300".
Try picking it up with your bare hand.
- Friend. Friend! - It's really hard.
Let's have Bo Ah give it to you.
- Great. - "Friend, try one."
Are you ready?
(Getting into character)
Won Ho, try it.
(Here you go.)
When will you get another chance?
On his hand.
(Without hesitation)
You're in "300".
Mentawai.
(Exaggerated chewing)
(Awkward grunt)
(How lame.)
Mentawai. That wasn't bad.
Well done, Mentawai!
- We are Mentawai! - Mentawai!
(Sang Ryeol wraps it up.)
Let's go.
(Taking the harvest)
It's tasty.
- It would taste good when cooked. - Gosh.
It would taste nice when made into a donut.
(The shrimpers)
You'll sink.
How about that way?
(Byung Man and Si Yang are out to catch shrimp.)
There must be a special location.
They're going upstream.
They're walking in their bare feet.
(The tribesman stops.)
(He cut a branch?)
That branch must be too long.
(Do we hit the shrimp?)
(He took what he was given.)
- Do we need more wood? - He's still looking.
(None of his senses tell him what branch this is.)
What's he doing?
(Hitting the wood)
(Beating it hard)
He wants us to work.
(Come on.)
"You're here to eat, so work."
(Work to eat.)
(They beat the wood without knowing why.)
(Are they here to catch shrimp or flatten wood?)
They catch shrimp with this?
(Do this.)
(The pulverized wood)
When it touches water, it releases a sap.
If you release this in the water,
the shrimp jump up.
(That's impossible.)
This wood contains a toxin.
Do you see it leak?
- Yes. - Right?
This is what they use to get the shrimp.
(The toxin numbs the shrimp.)
The shrimp then float.
(Will it work?)
Hey. I see jumping shrimp.
(Get them.)
(Si Yang and Byung Man jump up.)
Hey, look.
(A shrimp is enjoying the sun.)
Si Yang, grab it.
(Hello!)
- This one? - Snatch it.
(He sneaks up and grabs it.)
(He catches it.)
Well done.
(Confused)
The tree sap brings them out of their holes.
(The shrimp come onto the ground.)
(Where am I?)
They crawl onto the land.
(No exception)
Even the large shrimp can't escape the effects.
Why is that?
The secret's in...
the tuba tree, also known as the "fish poison tree".
The tree contains saponin, a natural toxin...
which is used to make poison.
The locals beat the tree branches...
and release the toxins into the water.
The sea creatures breathe it in and become paralyzed,
and then float to the surface.
All you have to do is pick them up by hand.
Chief, you learned a valuable tip today.
They can still get away now. Wait a bit longer.
Until they're more relaxed.
- Really? - Now they're feeling good.
Oh, I see.
- Do we beat more wood? - Yes.
(This is a fun game.)
They come to the water's edge.
- Really? - Yes.
They crawl out.
This is really fascinating.
They're paralyzed. They're intoxicated.
(Gasping)
(Sneak up to them and make the easy catch.)
Oh no, no, no.
(Dazed)
(Byung Man's catching them left and right.)
(Isn't it easy?)
I didn't use anything. I just caught them.
I'm this good.
- Yesterday... - I know.
If we'd known this then, we'd have a feast.
They're practically begging to be caught.
If we'd known this...
(Today is a new day.)
I got one.
(As time passes...)
(some just pass out.)
They're lying down. They're drugged.
(They can try to hide in the mud,)
(but Si Yang's a master at finding them.)
(The Chief's excited.)
(Isn't it strange?)
(Walking lightly over)
There's one.
(I'll take a poisoned branch and give it to you)
(I will surprise you)
(Walking lightly over)
(When you are asleep)
(I will hug you gently)
I feel like I have accomplished something.
(It's surprisingly easy to catch shrimp.)
(Si Yang is proud.)
I feel like I can breathe now.
So many shrimp were hiding in the pond.
It's easy to catch shrimp.
(The abundance of shrimp makes him dance.)
It's shrimp dance.
(Byung Man channels shrimp.)
We will eat this, hang up a drawing, and do the shrimp dance.
You won't be able to hold out.
In this way,
I would be able to catch 1,000 shrimp.
(Catching shrimp was the easiest.)
I think it's only bad for crustacean, not fish.
Crab is surfacing, too.
(It's suffocating for crustacean.)
There is a freshwater crab.
It's very tasty when you fry it.
(During a successful hunt,)
I caught it as I fell down.
(he catches a crab even as he falls down.)
(He is sweeping the pond with ease.)
(However,)
(there is shrimp with a high level of immunity.)
I will catch it.
(Where did it go?)
It's fast despite the medicine.
Maybe the medicine didn't work on it.
(Byung Man is about to give up.)
It was over there.
(Didn't you drop this?)
It was over there.
(Mentawai Tribe catches shrimp that has run away.)
Shrimp are practically fainting.
(He is quiet,)
(but strong.)
How did he do that?
(He has respect for Mentawai Tribe.)
How did he see?
He is picking up shrimp.
(Si yang is catching shrimp at the upper region.)
(Tapping)
He caught shrimp with a knife.
(He is fascinated by the sight.)
(Take it.)
He caught shrimp by cutting it in half.
He struck it.
(We will catch...)
(a lot of shrimp.)
(A handful)
They caught a lot.
They gave me what they have caught.
(Jumping)
This is how they caught shrimp.
Had we used this method yesterday,
- we would have caught 562 shrimp. - Exactly.
We would have eaten until our stomachs were filled.
There are so many shrimp.
How did they learn to do this?
It's fascinating.
We caught so many shrimp in one spot.
What we have is more than enough.
- We will be able to go home. - That's right.
(The shocking and helpful lesson will continue.)
(Shrimp hunt, red palm weevil larva collecting, poisoned arrow hunt)
(Poisoned arrow hunt)
Meanwhile, Kang Nam and Jong Hoon entered a frightening place.
What will they do here?
(What kind of a lesson will they receive?)
What is that?
(The chief of Mentawai Tribe carefully prepares something.)
(Mysterious ingredients are lined up.)
(The atmosphere is solemn.)
(Glancing)
(What are they doing?)
Garlic. Ginger.
- It's ginger. - It's not ginger.
Combined together, these ingredients make poison.
(Poison?)
(Smelling)
This is interesting.
It's poison.
It touched my nose.
Why are you angry? Is something wrong?
These ingredients make poison when they are combined together.
(Would you like to smell it some more?)
(No, thank you.)
It was used during the war.
The war?
(It's a scary thought.)
- There was a dispute. - It must have been effective.
It spreads inside the body.
It must have been effective.
(They use the poison on weapon during the war or hunt.)
(The secret weapon of Mentawai Tribe, omai)
(Scared and frightened)
This is scary.
It's ragi. Ragi.
(Ragi contains Neriantin, which is stronger than potassium cyanide.)
- Laingek? - Laingek.
Ragi and laingek.
This is baklau.
- Baklau. - Baklau.
Ragi, laingek, and baklau. Ragi, laingek, and baklau.
- Doro. - Doro.
(It's five times spicier than Cheongyang chili.)
- Okay? - Okay.
You will mix the ingredients.
(Omai, the poison is made from mixing the ingredients.)
He will grate it.
(It's a grater made from a thorn tree.)
It's fascinating, right?
He is grating it.
(Serious)
This grass goes in first.
How did people figure this out?
Seriously.
(The secret technique was passed down from the ancestors.)
It seems like people in the past were smarter.
Seriously.
It is producing juice.
(He grates it on thorn tree.)
He didn't hurt his hand once.
We would have shredded our hands by now.
We would have died by now.
I don't have a wound, do I?
- It should touch an wound. - That's right.
(It can be dangerous if it touches the wound.)
He is making it small.
It's the next ingredient.
(The last ingredient is doro.)
It's a type of chili pepper.
(Coughing)
(The master of poison can't escape the spiciness.)
It must be spicy.
(It's spicy for me, too.)
It's spicy.
It must be very spicy.
(Capsaicin warning has been issued.)
(It's very spicy.)
(I can't get used to its spiciness.)
(Coughing)
Wow.
(They are about to faint.)
Its smell is shocking.
He is putting it in a bag.
He must squeeze the ingredients together.
I think the liquid will come out.
That's how you do it.
(Squeeze the ingredients with a wooden compressor.)
My goodness, look at the color.
(Dark-red poison, omai finally shows itself.)
It only yields a small amount.
Be careful not to touch it.
We can't touch it.
What should we do?
(Only the selected man can make omai as it's highly dangerous.)
- It looks like poison. - It really does.
This is what poison looks like.
There is only a small amount.
(Let's help.)
- I can do this. - You are good at that.
(Jong Hoon will attempt to squeeze out the poison.)
- Let's go. - Let's go.
(He does it like he is at the fitness center.)
(My goodness.)
(He embarrasses himself.)
Move out of the way.
I will squeeze out the last drop.
(The harder he tries, the shabbier he looks.)
Keep your distance if you don't want to die.
(Those muscles are wasted on you.)
(They will now coat arrows with poison.)
- It will kill the prey. - You won't be able to remove it.
(There are traces of omai on the arrow tips.)
There is omai from the previous use on the arrow tips.
I can't believe I am watching this.
- Any animal will die. - I know.
(The applied poison will be effective for five months.)
- I got goosebumps. - This is scary.
It's poison.
(Solemn)
He is applying a lot.
That's how far the arrow digs into the flesh.
My goodness.
(They are ready to hunt with poisoned arrows.)
Let's have a feast tonight.
Please give us a demonstration.
He will hit the trunk.
(He is standing 15m away from the target.)
(The chief has 40 years of experiences in hunting.)
(He aims for the target.)
He held the arrow like this.
(The arrow...)
(is shot.)
(He hits with one shot.)
(I am the ace marksmen of Mentawai Tribe.)
(They are dazed.)
He hit it.
(Proud)
That was very cool.
(Their chances of a successful hunt go up.)
He doesn't shoot like this.
He shoots like this.
You have done it before, right?
- It's very different. - Yes, it is.
(He shows the highest level of concentration.)
(I will show my skills.)
(I won't embarrass myself twice.)
One shot, one kill.
(The pride of a muscular idol is on the line.)
(What?)
It won't go forward.
(Laughing)
Who laughed?
- Kids are laughing at you. - It won't go forward.
(Breaking)
It's too tight.
(He even broke the arrow.)
My goodness.
Will they be able to join the hunt?
They don't have much time.
Kang Nam and Jong Hoon, gather your strength.
(Kang Nam and Jong Hoon's hunt on the land is coming soon.)
They are swift.
Shall I put it here?
(They will make red palm starch.)
What are we making?
It looks like we will grind the tree in a traditional way.
It's a familiar sight.
It look like they are sawing.
In "Heung Bu and Nol Bu", they saw a gourd this way.
It looks like they will use the flour-like powder to make food.
(They use a tool to make red palm tree powder.)
- Bo Ah, give it a try. - Let's give it a try.
All right.
I should sit down, right?
Sit down.
I will use the tool. Hold the tree in place, okay?
All right.
(They saw.)
This is nice.
We are sawing.
(Anyway)
Ji Sang Ryeol.
(Bo Ah is a fan of Sang Ryeol.)
Cho Bo Ah.
My goodness, I am...
(Sang Ryeol is a fan of Bo Ah.)
a big fan of her. Is she really coming?
We are sawing.
(They satisfy their inner fans as they work.)
Shall we try it?
I don't think it would taste any different so far.
It's a bit savory.
(It became softer.)
It lost its unappetizing flavor.
(Mentawai Tribe and Byung Man's Tribe)
This feels different.
(When they work together, powder piles up in no time.)
It became flat.
We should gather the powder.
(They gather the red palm tree powder.)
Here, there is no such thing as getting help.
You need to do everything yourself.
Now comes the process that requires an expert's touch.
(They move to a new place with red palm tree powder.)
Are we rinsing the powder over there?
I don't know what's going on.
Will we cook here?
Who made this structure?
It's fun to watch.
Red palm tree, red palm tree.
(They pour water over the powder and step on it.)
There must be someone who first used this method.
It's fascinating when you think about it.
(It's physical labor by 100 percent.)
I can't believe we will learn it.
It looks like they are making flour dough.
This is like art.
(They pour water over the powder to get starch.)
It looks like coconut milk we had earlier.
After working so hard,
red palm weevil larva will be tasty.
(They can feel the breath of traditions.)
The process is...
quite complex.
It looks like the dance we saw at the welcoming ceremony.
(The native follows a rhythm to pour water.)
Bo Ah, you should try it.
My feet are dirty.
You can wash them in the stream.
(You can wash your feet.)
Bo Ah should step on the powder.
It won't do for us to step on it. Bo Ah should do it.
Right?
I will help you guys.
Bo Ah, after you wash your feet,
go up there. I will help you up.
Bo Ah will add a taste with her feet.
She will be the first in the world to do that.
Bo Ah will add a taste with her feet.
- My goodness. - She will beat larvae.
(The chef enters the kitchen.)
All right.
Be careful.
That's right.
(I will show them what I can do.)
Okay.
That's good.
This is hard work.
(Bo Ah begins to step.)
That's right. Please help her with pouring water.
After that, Bo Ah will step on the powder.
(Her steps are florid.)
- She is strong. - I am impressed by her.
You are doing a good job.
(She seems like an expert.)
(I am familiar with steps.)
(It brings back a game of the past.)
(She has no time to rest.)
(She is the master of games.)
(She is good.)
Do it once more.
(Level up)
(It will be hardcore this time.)
("Another Truth" by Novasonic)
It's like doing the laundry.
(Step on it, Bo Ah.)
(She has fun as she works.)
This is quite exhausting.
(She stays cheerful until the end.)
(She should debut as a dance singer.)
"Cho Bo Ah's feet" will be a popular keyword.
That's right. It will be all over the search engines.
"Feet and red palm tree".
(The thought of popular keywords makes her move faster.)
You are doing well.
(She is in a good mood.)
Why is gathered water red?
Red palm tree sinks to the bottom.
The debris floats.
They will remove the water and to get the sediments.
(10 minutes later)
- The color changed drastically. - I know.
He will remove the water.
Will he remove the water?
It takes a lot of work.
Even though we want to help, there is not much we can do.
(Won Ho helps to speed up the process.)
- I see the white sediment. - I do, too.
It's becoming visible.
I can see it here.
(Mentawai Tribe sun-dry the starch and use it for cooking.)
- It's exactly the same. - This is the sediment.
It's the same as flour.
(Fascinated)
I will finish the task.
You can keep on working...
since it's simple labor.
Is Jun Ji Hyun pretty?
Yes, she is.
(Of course she is.)
She is very pretty.
(Even when she plays a mermaid who roams the sea,)
(she is pretty.)
Yes, she is.
(I see.)
She is very pretty.
Choose between Jun Ji Hyun and Cho Bo Ah.
(The world cup of ideal types suddenly starts.)
Let's take a break.
Will he choose Jun Ji Hyun, the queen with unrivaled beauty?
Will he choose Cho Bo Ah, the rising star who steals hearts?
It has been a while since I swam.
It's the world cup of ideal types.
What will be Won Ho's choice?
Choose between Jun Ji Hyun and Cho Bo Ah.
(Tell me who you think is prettier.)
You should say it's me.
It's a simple question. Why did you sigh?
What's wrong?
(He takes a light-hearted question with seriousness.)
- It's a difficult question. - Why is it difficult?
I will keep on going.
No, let the expert finish it up.
Give me your answer.
It's hard.
Tell me your answer. It's okay.
This is ridiculous.
Is it Jun Ji Hyun or Cho Bo Ah?
Both of them are very pretty.
Everyone knows that.
Even the fool of the town knows that.
Everyone knows both of them are pretty.
You won't be able to win against me.
Know that I am much stronger than you and drive faster.
He gave his answer. It's Jun Ji Hyun.
(The time passes.)
I love you, Ji Hyun.
Bo Ah is much prettier.
(He shouldn't have said anything.)
He threw some of the sediment away.
Bo Ah is good at changing the topic.
- She is good at it. - It was a difficult question.
She is good at it.
Choose between Ji Sang Ryeol and Gong Yoo.
Ji Sang Ryeol.
(She chooses Sang Ryeol without hesitation.)
(Embarrassed)
Even insincere words makes me happy.
She didn't even hesitate.
She chose me over Gong Yoo without hesitation.
I will reflect upon myself.
It was a hard question.
- You should get some fresh air. - Okay.
Go and get some fresh air.
Go up there.
- There is no camera. - Don't worry about that.
Go and get some fresh air.
Freshen up your mind.
(It's hard to be in a variety show.)
Go and get some fresh air.
It's done.
(Red palm tree starch is revealed.)
- It's not a lot. - I know.
(Wow)
It will contain the taste of Bo Ah's feet.
(It's carbohydrate of the jungle.)
It took a lot of work.
(After much work,)
Let's go back.
(they got red palm tree starch.)
(It's time to make a dish.)
It will be a great dish for stamina.
There is bamboo.
(They fill bamboo with sifted red palm tree starch.)
This is amazing.
- We should eat it. - I am so hungry.
We haven't eaten anything.
(After 15 minutes,)
(red palm tree cake is done.)
It looked like scorched rice.
- I know. - It will be good for anyone.
(They taste the staple food of Mentawai Tribe.)
- It's like rice cake. - You are right.
It tastes like injeolmi.
It's a mix between scorched rice...
and injeolmi.
All preparations are over.
The avengers of Mentawai Tribe and Myung Man's Tribe...
will finally go on a hunt.
(The avengers of Mentawai Tribe)
They are equipped with poisoned arrows...
as well as spears and swords.
It's the dream team that consists...
of the chief of Mentawai Tribe and experienced hunters.
(Jong Hoon and Kang Nam join the hunt.)
Will members of Byung Man's Tribe...
have a successful hunt with them?
(Will they have a successful hunt?)
(The chief of Mentawai Tribe leads them deeper into the jungle.)
It's good that we don't have anything on our back.
I know.
Since this place can be dangerous,
we will put some distance.
Safety is the key. If anything were to happen,
don't overexert yourself.
Just in case...
(Kang Nam and Jong Hoon keep a safe distance.)
We wouldn't have been able to walk without the light.
My goodness.
(Careful)
I both want and don't want an animal to appear.
- We should catch something. - Right?
We should catch something now that we are here.
(They would like to catch something.)
How many times have you been on the show?
This is my 6th or 7th time.
You haven't been on this kind of a hunt, right?
I have never been on such a nerve-wracking hunt.
It's scary because they keep saying it's dangerous.
(They advance into a deeper part of the forest.)
(1 hour later)
(Current location of the hunting team)
(They look for traces of animals in this dark jungle.)
The trail we are walking on is...
a bit different than our usual trail.
- It's more difficult. - It is more difficult.
(The natives move forward barefoot.)
(Members wearing shoes struggle to move forward.)
Are you okay?
(However, they cannot go back!)
(A fallen log is in their way.)
Gosh.
(Slippery)
Gosh.
Goodness, this hurts.
- Be careful. - It hurts.
Oh, my. Wait. This will hurt.
(It's hard to move at night let alone hunting.)
It would have been a disaster if we didn't have this spear.
We would have.
(Follow me.)
This isn't a road.
We are in a jungle.
- What do we call this place? - This is a remote area.
(This is the law of the jungle.)
(Rustling)
(The chief stops after hearing a noise.)
(The warriors stop after spotting something.)
(It's invisible to the naked eyes, but there must be a movement.)
(He seems quite serious.)
(He's careful.)
(The warriors follow their chief quietly.)
The staff and the Tribe will wait here.
I think there was a noise.
All right.
(They will watch how things turn out.)
You need to be careful.
(They must have found something. The members have no way...)
(of knowing what is going on.)
Don't you hear the sound?
Did you hear that?
(Mentawai Tribe is talking.)
I hear it.
(Mentawai Tribe is talking.)
They need the spear.
Give him this.
I think...
we have to go.
- Shall we go? - We will wait a bit longer.
Something is really happening.
He just threw something.
(As the tribe starts to raise their voice, they get more nervous.)
(At that moment)
- It was really loud. - What is it?
(They clearly hear a cry of an animal.)
All of a sudden, the tribe started to scream.
It was frightening and we stopped.
But they were doing something.
At that moment...
Did you also hear the sound?
The cry was loud enough...
to make our heart race. It was terrifying.
Hearing the sound made me think it was as tall as 2m.
It was such a loud cry.
(The sound convinces them it is a threatening animal.)
(It sounds like a pig.)
(Nervous)
- It was so loud. - The sound...
Shall we go? It might come this way anyway.
(They decide to approach it slowly.)
(The cry of the animal is getting louder.)
- Jong Hoon. Look at that. - Wait.
- What is it? - Did they catch it?
They caught it. They did!
(Something finally comes into sight.)
(They carefully enter the scene of the battle.)
(The cameramen are in the lead.)
What is that?
(The cry is loud and resonant.)
This is massive.
(The identity of this massive animal is...)
(It is a wild boar.)
(It can't keep its balance after getting shot by poisoned arrows.)
What is that? What is it? Hey, it's coming. It's coming.
There it is.
(Mentawai Tribe is in retreat.)
The natives are retreating. How can they retreat?
(Trusting their experience, the members retreat as well.)
The natives are...
(They are waiting for...)
(the poison to spread in its body at a safe distance.)
Move back a bit more. Move back.
How long does it have left?
(It's struggling to stand as the poison has spread inside its body.)
I've never seen this before.
(It's an intimidating, intense confrontation.)
This is huge.
(Even cheerful Kang Nam is quite taken aback.)
(It seems to be in critical condition as it staggers around.)
(Mentawai Tribe makes a vigorous attack without wasting the chance.)
(In order to disperse its attention,)
(they are attacking the wild boar from many different directions.)
(The members can't believe their eyes.)
Hey, look. Oh, my. It's moving more.
(The members can't believe their eyes.)
(Mentawai Tribe seems relaxed as they feel assured of the victory.)
(They are not hesitant at all as if this is part of their daily life.)
Okay. They got it.
(At last, the wild boar is down.)
- Gosh. - Goodness. Its endurance...
(He feels mixed emotions.)
- It took the blows well. - It did.
- Don't go near since it's not dead. - It's still not dead?
Don't relax, not just yet.
(These veteran hunters are circumspect.)
They are still waiting.
(Their words and actions are the absolute law in this jungle.)
It's trying to get up.
It's still alive even though it was hit in the head.
(Let's wrap it up now.)
Where is the spear?
Hey, you...
(The chief has decided.)
(He repairs the spear he took.)
What is he doing?
It's bleeding a lot.
(He carefully moves to the back of wild boar.)
He's going the opposite way.
(It's the final blow.)
It's still alive. It's alive.
(It's to put him out of his misery.)
He stabbed its chest.
- It's where the heart is. - Gosh.
- It wasn't easy this time. - What did he say?
It was dangerous since it had sharp teeth.
- This is how they hunt wild boars. - It's different with hunting pigs.
- The tribe left us. I was shocked. - Exactly.
(The tribe kept a safe distance at first.)
Did you see how it kept counterattacking?
(The tribe kept a safe distance at first.)
That was great.
He really killed it with the spear.
He stabbed it with the spear.
- He did, didn't he? - Right.
Wild boars are very different from pigs.
You can consider them to be lions. To be honest, I was scared.
The elderly in rural areas tell us to run when we see a wild boar.
They are completely right. We must run away.
(It was very wild.)
I was frightened.
He was slim, but muscular. His eyes were spiteful.
He was determined.
I could see the determination when he was hunting.
We have to run when we hear even a sound of it.
(The battle is still fresh in his mind.)
Find a vine and tie its legs.
- It really happened. - You should tie its legs.
(They jokingly tell the members to tie its leg.)
(They are composed enough to make jokes to them.)
(However, these two members' hearts are still pounding.)
(With the vine, he ties up the front legs meticulously.)
- They are tying the legs. - Right.
I think the boar might be able to loosen it.
(What have we just witnessed?)
- I thought it could loosen it. - Goodness.
We could have been in danger if we were in the lead.
We can't ever be in the lead.
People should run when they meet a wild boar.
- That's so true. - I mean it.
(It looks bigger when they see it up close.)
(I never knew I'd be seeing a wild boar in my life.)
This is how a wild boar looks.
I got goosebumps.
What is he doing?
- The ears? - It's their ritual after hunting.
(It's their own ritual after hunting.)
Thank you for giving us this quarry today.
We will bring this to our family and share this with our family.
(They show their gratitude and calm the spirit of the wild boar.)
Okay.
He was probably expressing his gratitude, right?
- What? We have to lift this? - What? But...
Why don't you lift it to see how heavy it is?
(You have to earn your keep.)
- In 1, 2, 3. - In 1, 2, 3.
(They lift it with all their might, but it weighs beyond imagination.)
(Frowning)
- We have to carry this to the base? - Gosh, this is so heavy.
Hey, try to walk with me.
(How will this grilled wild boar taste?)
- What? - Some have roe.
Gosh, this shrimp is handsome.
What are we going to do?
This looks really tasty.
I want to dip my hands in this hot water and eat it.
- Let's put in some flour. - How long do we have to wait?
It looks delicious.
It's ready now. It's ready.
- Shall I wash this? - Yes.
(Si Yang goes to clean the shrimps.)
(These two good-looking actors do their task on their own.)
(Si Yang checks the roe.)
This...
This one has this color.
(The shrimps have colorful roe.)
But this one has a different color.
(The shrimps have colorful roe.)
(A wok comes.)
It smells so good.
(He's amazed.)
(What is this?)
- I tasted it before. - Okay.
It was incredible.
(What is this incredible oil?)
Gosh, it smells really good.
- Gosh. - Shall I put them in?
You can put them in now.
(He puts the red shrimps into the wok.)
(Amazing!)
(Oily)
- Oh, my. - Goodness.
(What is this tasty-looking food?)
This is...
Mentawai Tribe taught the Tribe how to produce organic coconut oil...
this afternoon and the tribe produced it themselves.
First, squeeze the coconuts to extract coconut milk...
and filter the liquid through a bucket.
Boil the extracted coconut milk for a long time...
while you stir the milk. Then you have produced coconut oil.
Recently, coconut oil is at the center of public's attention.
It prevents diseases and strengthens the immune system.
It's rich in Lauric acid. It's known as the remedy for all diseases.
It's effective in burning off fat and good for skin.
Many celebrities are known to use coconut oil.
You can eat and rub the oil. It is called as the miraculous oil.
Coconut oil is also used in many dishes.
It's a dish with the coconut oil they produced naturally...
and shrimps. I wonder how this will taste.
(Excited)
There are crabs too.
- They look like buttered shrimps. - They do indeed.
- Crabs are in it too. - That's right.
Everything in the dish is organic.
(His mouth waters.)
(The coconut oil makes it 2 times sweeter and 4 times more savory.)
(The Chief sniffs the dish to check the smell.)
It smells great.
- We can eat it now. - I think we can eat this.
This is all done now.
This looks really tasty.
(She smiles right away.)
- Everyone! - What is that?
- Did they catch that? - We caught this!
- Really? - Did you really catch that?
(The boar-hunting warriors return.)
We caught this!
- Really? - Did you really catch that?
Oh my goodness. Hey, hey!
(They are shocked at the sight of the boar.)
- You really caught this? - Yes.
This is unbelievable.
- This is amazing. - Oh my goodness.
(This gigantic wild boar...)
(makes their eyes open wide.)
- Gosh. - Oh, my.
- Lift this to see how heavy it is. - Goodness.
(Heavy)
- This is heavy. - It is, isn't it?
It was shot with arrows.
- How many arrows was it shot with? - It was shot with many arrows.
About 10? But it didn't die right away.
Byung Man. When you see a wild boar, you have to run.
- Everyone ran even the natives. - Even the natives ran.
You really have to be careful.
This is incredible.
(It'll be served in part 2 of their meal.)
They really caught one.
The shrimps are the perfect size.
- They look delicious. - Gosh, they look so tasty.
There's no way they won't tasty delicious.
They are great.
- Try this. - Let's just eat.
You should grab your own shrimp.
- It's hot. - Okay.
The smell of the coconut oil makes it smell like butter shrimp.
- It does, doesn't it? - Gosh, this smells different.
- I put it in there. - Take this.
(Plump)
(The flavor spreads all over his body.)
This is amazing indeed.
(This is a delicious shrimp.)
- Is it that tasty? - You'll know as soon as you bite.
(Once you start eating them, you can't stop.)
Coconut oil is incredible. They taste like they are buttered.
- They taste like butter shrimps. - They are so savory.
It even smells like one.
(Greasy)
- It doesn't smell fishy at all. - Right.
Eat this one.
Grilled shrimps were good too.
This tastes like a fancy dish a chef cooked.
These shrimps taste like the shrimps served at a restaurant.
- These taste like them. - Indeed.
Let's eat sago congee.
It tastes like you are eating shrimps with rice. Try this.
(He invents a shrimp wrap.)
Eat the shrimp first.
(It's a fated combination of the shrimps and sago congee.)
I'm going to eat it like this.
It looks like sushi. Welcome.
(This is Mentawai style sushi.)
It's sushi.
That looks tasty.
(She's curious about the taste.)
The shrimp tastes amazing with the rice.
This is delicious.
(Shrimps with sago congee fill up their stomach.)
It tastes delicious.
(How tasty.)
I guess I was hungry.
They taste better with sago.
When we made this, it almost took us five hours.
I thought this wouldn't be worth our time,
- but this is great. - It tastes delicious with shrimps.
(I also helped stepping on the dough.)
- Now I feel like I'm having a meal. - I agree.
Exhaustion from yesterday is gone now.
(I come to the jungle for this.)
- This was great. - Thank you for the food.
(The taste still lingers around.)
I saw the wild boar behind us. This was only an appetizer.
- That's right. - I completely forgot about that.
We ate a lot,
- but you can still eat more, right? - Of course.
- Shrimps and meat are different. - My stomach is only half full.
- Don't you have room for meat? - Of course.
My stomach is divided into a few areas. 1 for meat and 1 for shrimps.
- You call them areas? - Yes, how else would I call them?
- That will be tasty. - It's amazing.
How did you manage to catch that?
(How will this main dish, the wild boar taste?)
That looks delicious.
Next week.
(They are looking forward to the dish.)
(This is Mentawai style dish of the wild boar.)
This is tasty.
(Groaning)
(Unexpectedly, it doesn't taste that good.)
(They go diving in the waterfall.)
(They are in love with waterfalls in Sumatra.)
(Si Yang and Won Ho are blooming.)
Everyone, repeat after me.
(It's a nerve-wrecking game.)
(Who will get the tattoo of Mentawai Tribe?)
(The Law of Jungle in Sumatra)