In the last episode.
The Byung Man clan started their 20th expedition in Belize,
living together with hordes of sea creatures.
The precarious episode in the Belize Sea has come to an end.
Leader Byung Man went skydiving from a plane at the Great Blue Hole
to mark the end of their stay by the sea.
Now begins the second part of their Belize survival
in the jungle that contains remnants of the Maya culture.
Let's begin.
Law of the Jungle in the Maya Jungle.
Chapter 7, the Lost Kingdom.
Hold on for a moment.
Before we start the Maya survival expedition,
let's explore Byung Man's second self-growth theme.
It's not diving in the pool
nor sky diving in the sky.
It's free diving in the sea.
Hello, I am the first Korean free diving female instructor, Jung Eun Ji.
Free diving is different from other forms of diving, it doesn't use a tank.
It uses your own breathe while you explore the underwater world.
Divers have gone to depths of over 100m.
A hundred metres?
Yes, 100m.
Without breathing?
Yes.
Is the breathing method similar to how yogis breathe?
Yes, not using the chest but the diaphragm to breathe.
For me, I inhale for 5 seconds and exhale for 10 seconds.
I use this 1:2 ratio to practise my breathing.
Byung Man actually broke my personal record.
Unofficially, it's 3 minutes 57 seconds.
He's the most athletic person I've ever met.
These are all diving certifications.
Byung Man acquired special diving training for the past five months.
My personal record for diving is up to 20m.
I want to break 20m in free diving. Even if it is just by one metre.
Kim Byung Man's last self-growth challenge.
To go over 20m in free diving.
There are sharks here.
Sharks?
I did it. I'm so happy!
It was deeper than I thought, 22m.
Okay, next time I'm going to attempt 30m.
I held my breath and went down and down.
It was smooth going down to 25m
but from that point onwards, I had trouble equalising the pressure.
One of my ears was hurting. I tried clearing it through the nose.
The right ear was okay but the left one couldn't equalise.
So, it got more difficult.
I thought, 'This won't do. Just bear with it and go a little further.'
I went down as deep as I could.
After going down...
I broke down mentally at that point.
I kind of lost it when I broke the surface of the water.
We went for some training sessions in Seoul before we left for the show.
When you ascend faster than normal,
the pressure of air increases at a faster rate.
After breaking the water surface, you will feel light-headed.
In free diving, this is called loss of motor control or LMC.
It happened a few times in the swimming pool.
Ah...
Are you okay?
Hold on, hold on.
Can you explain the situation?
I wanted to go deeper
but as I was descending,
one of my ear was blocked.
Only two metres left but I couldn't reach it. I shouldn't be too greedy.
After coming to the surface, I started losing consciousness.
I think I needed 6 or 7 metres more than expected to reach.
I was reminding myself to go slower but I couldn't help it.
I was feeling light-headed already.
I couldn't feel anything nor remember anything.
I should've done better.
It was 25m at first, then 28m on the second attempt.
I'm thankful.
I reached my goal.
Even now, I can see it clearly in my mind.
My heart is beating faster talking about that moment.
It's a moment I won't forget,
Byung Man doing his best to overcome his limits.
I wish to relay the same spirit to the audience through the camera.
Even though it wasn't official,
it was still a personal struggle with his own limitations
to reach the depths of 28.5m.
It was quite an impressive ending.
Is this the end of our survival at sea?
We're not stopping here. We've experienced a lot.
It's just an end to this part.
Tomorrow, we will begin on our second survival expedition.
It might be more tiring.
What is this?
A chest.
Why is there only one?
Where are we headed to next?
Is this a map?
Don't open it. Just throw it into the sea.
We can't throw it away.
What is it? What?
What is it?
A statue?
Wait, isn't this...
Maya civilisation.
The Maya civilisation.
Doesn't this look like a jaguar? A jaguar.
Do they live in the next place we're going?
The second part of their survival in Belize begins now!
The jungle that conceals the legend of the Mayans.
From now on, we are leaving behind the sea and venturing into the jungle
to begin Law of the Jungle in the Maya Jungle.
This feels like starting afresh.
Say bye.
We are heading to the Maya civilisation.
To the Maya civilisation, we go!
The Byung Man clan is leaving the Caribbean sea at the east
and headed inland to the west.
I am happy to have completed our journey at the sea
but after giving it more thought,
it seems like the sea is a better place.
I see land.
It's land.
Director,
how long did the Maya civilisation last?
Pay attention, guys.
The Maya civilisation?
Yes.
Do you want to hear about it now?
Yes, right now.
I'll tell you when we get to the destination.
Will you get Wi-Fi when you reach the Maya civilisation?
First round 1:0.
Personally, I have
a special feeling towards the director
even though we were the main cast.
So, we created a partnership.
We've all heard this before, haven't we?
Things about the end of the world.
I was very curious about our world when I was younger.
I imagined if I had a chance to be a Mayan,
I'd want to know why they predicted the world to end.
Why did they spread things that weren't true and make people afraid?
I want to find out about all this.
Have you heard about the Mayan calendar?
Yes.
The life cycle.
It was a big deal.
Many of the things written were proven to be correct.
How about the incorrect ones?
Nothing was made of that.
Do you know who Nostradamus is?
Huh?
Nostradamus.
Is that a dinosaur?
Nostra... what?
Nostradamus.
No idea.
A famous seer.
Really? I've never heard of him.
Haven't you never heard of him?
The Mayan culture gained prominence from that point on.
Sung Yeol only has Tae Yeon on his mind.
I didn't mean it.
Why don't you say a few words to Tae Yeon then?
Dear Tae Yeon,
I've experienced a lot of wonderful things.
I'll make sure to tell them to you in person.
We are going to personally study the Maya civilisation.
The Maya civilisation is built with stones.
Wow, check those structures out.
Is that a pyramid?
Did the rain destroy it?
Not from the rain,
it collapsed.
These structures are from over 1000 years ago.
This is the legendary Maya civilisation.
It's really huge. Look at the back.
The one at the back is the biggest.
It's gigantic.
-I think that's the temple. -Temple.
I think
that place is for the most important person ever lived here.
The design of this building is really amazing.
How about the inside?
How did they come up with the design?
It's amazing.
It's a little different from the pyramids that we know of.
This one is more three-dimensional.
The Byung Man clan's Law of the Jungle in Belize,
second half, survival in the Maya civilisation.
We've arrived at our first destination.
Yes.
Do you still have the stuff we gave you when you left the sea?
The badge of the imperial commissioner?
It does look like a badge.
Is this the look of a Mayan from the past?
Mayan.
It looks a little like an Indian.
Similar to Indians.
The American continent is the New World.
What does America have?
Red Indians.
That's right, the Red Indians of America.
There are also natives living in Central and South America.
They have three very famous civilisations
of the world.
Do you know what they are?
The Inca civilisation.
The Maya civilisation.
Inca...
What's the last one?
What is it? I'm dying to know.
The Incas, Mayan...
I don't know.
What is it?
Give us a hint.
Three syllables.
What kind of hint is that?
XXX civilisation.
Tell us the first word.
Ah.
Ah civilisation.
Arena.
Amore.
Akua.
Areya.
Aji.
Almost there...
-Ajitu. -Ajitu civilisation.
Ajitu.
Ajite.
Ajito.
Change the middle letters.
Ajitec.
Aztec.
That's right.
Aztec.
The Aztec civilisation.
What? I've never heard of it.
What did you say?
You must have made it up.
Did you just come up with it?
You made it up, didn't you? Nobody has heard of it.
I learned it from reading a book.
You read a lot of books on the plane.
So you can tell us this?
Anyway, there are three civilisations.
The Aztec civilisation in Mexico.
Aztec.
Aztec civilisation.
The Maya civilisation in Belize, Guatemala and Honduras
and the Inca civilisation in Bolivia and Peru.
They are the three big, ancient civilisations of Central and South America.
Maya, Aztec and Inca.
The Maya civilisation that started in 600 BC.
The Aztec civilisation in the north and Inca civilisation in the south
began in the 13th century.
Many civilisations bloomed like flowers.
The Incas left behind Machu Picchu.
The Aztecs built the Pyramid of the Sun
and the Mayans who revolutionised the use of language and mathematics.
It was a golden era for cultural growth.
The three ancient civilisations of Central and South America
have left behind great influences in each country
that still affect people to this day.
Let's take a look
at the top three most conflicting opinions on Maya.
First.
The Mayan's prediction about the end of the world in year 2012.
Hundreds of years before the rise of astrology,
the Mayans have already created their calendar based on cycles.
The basic unit, k'in, is used in the Maya calendar. 20 k'ins form a winal.
Based on 5,128 years of the earth's cycles,
the world would end on 21 December, 2012.
This is the doomsday theory as predicted using the Maya calendar.
Most Mayan scholars believed
that the end of one cycle
is followed by the beginning of a new cycle.
In short, it was a misunderstanding on our part
because of our lack of understanding of the ancient Mayans' insight.
The top three most conflicting opinions on Maya.
Number two.
Mayans are a ruthless tribe that wants to rule over others.
The truth is, the Mayan society followed a hierarchical system
that encouraged everyone to support the kingdom through physical means.
However, what we see from movies
are filled cruelty and murder
in order to protect their country.
Similar to the Aztecs,
the Mayans were a cultured and gentle tribe
that complied with set rules of a cultured nation.
The top three most conflicting opinions on Maya.
Number three.
Mayans have been totally eradicated.
Spanish troops destroyed the Maya civilisation
after conquering the Aztecs in the 16th century.
The truth is,
an infectious disease brought over from Europe caused the death of natives.
The population also dwindled due to famine and natural disasters.
But, in Belize, Mexico, Guatemala and more,
there are estimated to be about 2.7 million descendants
that are living testaments of this wonderful culture.
They are alive and well in the modern society.
The Mayan culture still exists to this day.
Right now, the Byung Man clan has reached...
There are a number of Mayan ruins in the Belize jungle.
This one is the second biggest.
It's called Xunantunich.
Xunantunich.
It means 'Stone Woman' in the Maya language.
Stone Woman.
The excavation began in 1890.
Behind you guys is the El Castillo.
El Castillo.
It means 'city' in Spanish.
It's about 40 metres high.
It's the highest point in the area.
If you climb up,
you'll find a female ghost with red eyes.
It really appeared in real life.
Someone must have been wandering around exhausted.
With bloodshot eyes.
Because she was too tired.
Because of the mosquitoes.
Yeah.
Let's go up and check it out.
It is scary to look down from here.
I feel as if I'm going to fall over
when I Iook down.
Yeah.
Why does it look like that?
But, isn't this a hill?
We're on top of a hill. It doesn't feel modern.
I feel like we're hiking a hill.
Let's go up.
Go for it.
What is this? Words?
Carvings?
It looks like someone wearing a helmet.
A guy wearing a helmet.
Wow, it's really steep.
It's going to be scary going back down.
From here, it looks totally different.
Go in here.
This is scary.
This place is scary.
So vast and wide.
This is amazing.
I see it.
I can see everything from here.
Over there to your left is Guatemala.
We can see all the way to Guatemala.
There's a fire on the hill over there.
There are no coconut trees.
I can see everything.
How do you feel?
I feel like I've become the king.
I feel like I'm the king of Maya.
A king standing here, overlooking the kingdom.
There's a fire there.
We shall go take a look.
You should sit down. Kings are always sitting on their thrones.
Can you hear me?
They can?
It's like I'm talking through a loudspeaker.
They even thought of this.
They can hear us from all the way there.
They built it this way.
Really?
Yes.
Really?
Sung Min. Sung Min...
Yes?
Can you hear me?
Yes, I can.
Who are you talking to?
Who?
With Sung Min.
Sung Min.
You must be kidding. There has to be a loudspeaker.
Hye Young.
Hye Young...
She turned around.
Raise your hands.
Can you hear me clearly?
Yes.
She said yes.
The king doesn't have to raise his voice at all.
They can hear you even when you speak normally.
Let's try something.
This is really interesting.
Hye Young, wave if you can hear me.
Listen up!
Go and gather some sweet potatoes
from the hill over there!
Gather them!
The mysterious and amazing Mayan pyramid.
After experiencing the brilliance of Maya civilisation first hand,
the clan sets off for the jungle protected by the Mayans.
They are going to search
for the remnants of the Maya civilisation.
The Maya descendants are preserving their culture and way of life.
How do they fair in the modern world?
Will Byung Man's clan be able to acquire invaluable survival skills?
Why are there so many horses?
There are a lot of horses, really.
-Hello. -Hello.
Do they speak English?
Are they the porters?
-Porters. -Porters?
-Kekchi, kekchi. -Taxi.
I think he's telling us to go with him.
I saw a glimpse of their village just now.
Looks just like one of Byung Man's.
All the same.
You should ride the big one.
Are we riding horses?
What should I do?
-I'm scared. -Jump.
They're all big.
One, two, oh.
You're stuck.
The locals are laughing at you.
You're funny just being you.
Don't anger the horse.
Don't kick the sides.
Wow, this place is...
Don't upset the horse.
This village looks a lot like what we have back home.
Byung Man, don't you like this smell?
Nobody came to rescue me.
I was about to pee my pants.
I was scared but I didn't want to scare the horse by shouting,
Stop, stop'.
The Mayans are proud of their history and culture.
They built a community in the south where
they still practise the traditions and customs from the past.
The production team spent a month to find the best village
that could teach us their unique survival secrets.
This village has the best operating system
The Kekchi Mayan village has put in a lot of effort
to preserve their traditions and cultures.
The pure and naive children
are living together with the adults who are expert hunters.
There's also the Mayan dietary and eating habits.
This place has been chosen as the best Mayan camp
to host the Byung Man clan,
I am the chairman of the village.
The leader, the leader.
He's the leader.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you too.
How do you say 'hello'?
Chancerill.
-Chancerill. -Chancerill. -Chancerill.
How about 'thank you'?
Manjiuxi.
-Manjiuxi. -Manjiuxi. -Manjiuxi.
Chancerill, manjiuxi.
They gave me something.
What is it?
It's hot.
Thank you. What is it?
Manjiuxi, manjiuxi.
It smells familiar to something we have back home.
It's red beans.
Is it food?
It's like glutinous rice.
It looks delicious.
It's like having Korean glutinous rice cakes.
-It's good. -How to say 'delicious'?
-Massa. -Massa.
Massa.
Manjiuxi, massa.
I'll take you to your house where you'll be sleeping tonight.
-Thank you very much. -Thank you.
And food too?
They'll teach us how to cook.
Bye-bye.
So cute.
They're adorable.
It's like a scene from the comic books.
How old are you?
-Five. -Five.
What's your name?
-Davil. -Davil.
He's walking faster with no shoes.
A five-year-old boy.
Aren't you tired?
Is that the chairman's house?
It looks like the kind of house where my parents grew up.
-Chancerill. -Chancerill.
We don't know what else to say apart from chancerill.
A turkey.
Oswald Chu.
Are they all one big family?
How many children do you have?
Twelve.
Wow!
Oswald.
How old are you?
-Forty. -Forty?
He's younger than you.
Younger than Sung Soo.
He's younger than me but has 12 kids.
He's a fortunate man.
The instructor of the Maya camp.
This is the family of Oswald.
Easier to see the chart because of the large number.
I'm 23 years old.
You should have about four kids at this age.
Are they planning to have more kids?
They're getting shy.
They said they're ready.
It's possible if they want more.
She must be shy.
She's at that age.
Should we ask her who she thinks is the most handsome?
Who's the most handsome here?
She's going over to choose.
She hasn't chosen.
It's Sung Soo, Sung Soo.
I take that as her choice.
That's enough to be considered her decision.
Who said so?
Why did you stop her?
She was walking towards us
but she kept her back to me.
What is this?
You finally succeeded.
Thank you.
Is this where we're sleeping?
Yes.
How about food?
We've already prepared an armadillo for dinner.
-Armadillo. -Armadillo.
What's that?
What is that?
An armadillo.
It has already been cut.
Are we going to eat an armadillo? Really?
A health food for the Mayans.
The armadillo.
It's a weird-looking creature about 1,000 times bigger than a mouse.
It's related to the lazy anteater.
There are more than 20 species in the American continent.
The body is covered with a leathery armour shell.
The legs are short but powerful and it has sharp claws.
When attacked, it will curve into a defensive ball.
Despite its looks, it's a very fast-moving creature and is hard to catch.
Due to its distinct taste,
it has been a favourite amongst the Mayans
since a long time ago.
Are we eating this? An armadillo? Really?
How often do you have armadillo here?
-We eat when we catch one. -Any time.
Are there a lot?
We go hunting when we have the tools.
When we have the tools.
Can I take a closer look?
It looks pretty small.
Somehow I thought an armadillo has the aroma of essential oils.
What is that animal?
It's so cute.
It's so cute, so tiny.
Like a little mouse.
Are they rearing these animals?
It's very strong.
Interesting.
What are you doing?
I don't want it.
Are you scared?
I'm holding it tight.
Come here.
Just a bit. Don't touch my hand. Over here.
I did that without realising.
It's like playing with a toy car.
When I was young, I played with twigs because I didn't have toys too.
Or I played with little animals.
What is it? What?
He wants to show me something.
What's there? Dogs or maybe cats?
So cute!
-Oh dear... -Are there seven of them?
The family dog gave birth to a lot of puppies.
Oh my goodness!
So many little puppies.
-Are there seven puppies? -Have you seen anything like this?
They're all sleeping.
-So cute! -They look like they're dreaming.
This one is funny, it buried its face inside.
Too cute, they're adorable!
This must be their house.
-Let them sleep, let them sleep. -The mum is keeping watch.
So cute.
-The tail is really long. -Yeah.
-She's very strong. -Uses a lot of energy.
This little thing is a coward.
It wants to run away when I touch it.
I'm just touching it gently. So cowardly.
I've been patting it like this, trying to tell it I'm not a bad person.
I want to understand it better.
It's a little cowardly. Once it gets more comfortable with me,
I'll train it and give it a name so we can be friends.
It's a little gross.
Looking at it, it looks a little like chicken soup.
What is this soup called?
-Caldo. -Ca... -Caldo. -Caldo.
We need to cook it through before it can be eaten.
It looks fine to eat if we hadn't put in the head.
I wanted to try it but they put the head in.
It feels very sufficient.
-Only armadillo inside? -Arma... Armadillo.
No need for any seasoning?
Isn't it going to be tasteless?
-There's fish too. -Fish?
They do they laundry here, it seems.
There's a tool here for laundry.
Let's go check it out.
Change our clothes.
It's so cold! So cold!
-So cold! -Don't do that! -It's too cold. I can't go in.
It's refreshing!
My nose, wait a minute. Wait!
Why are you doing this to me?
Wait a minute, wait!
Water has gone into my nose!
No matter how deep in the jungle you go,
there will always be water near the settlements.
Natives will only pitch their tents near water sources.
I think they're cooking.
Don't do that. Don't do that.
It's been a while since I've seen such a furnace.
Looks delicious.
This is similar to what we have in the villages back in Korea.
The Mayan traditional way of life of is similar to what is back home.
Surprisingly, the mortar and stove used are practically the same.
Mayans eat corn as their staple food.
Even their way of looking after a baby feels familiar.
Could the Mayans have a connection with us?
I heard the babies here have Mongolian spots on their butts.
Really?
Mongolian spots?
According to some theories,
some Mongolians crossed over to the Americas
when the two continents were still connected during the Ice Age.
There could be a distant blood relationship between the Mayans and us.
She's kneading some dough.
Doesn't it look like dough for muffins?
She added red beans inside too. It's really like a muffin.
You scared me, babe.
It's a cassava, a cassava.
I know what that is.
I kept asking the production team whether we could have sweet potatoes.
-Maybe something like a taro. -Taro?
-Cassava. -Cassava is like the taro.
If you crave for sweet potatoes, having some taro would satiate it.
It's another kind of potato.
This cassava.
It feels funny to know something when I see it.
-Why is the cassava so big? -It's as big as a carrot.
It's so big.
They don't look all the same, do they?
The one we had before is much longer and slimmer.
-It will be nice to grill it. -Grill it, it'll be good.
It's so soft.
Are you 15 years old?
What's your age?
Can you guess?
-Twenty. -Twenty! Did you hear that?
I destroyed it.
One more time. I'm going to make a pretty one next.
It smells delicious.
It smells really good. It's hot!
-Do you want to have some corn bread? -Corn bread? -I made it.
I really feel like having a kid after seeing Mickey.
I've yet to have a baby even though I'm married.
I'm going to try harder. I will have one no matter what.
Is it clean?
It's good! You didn't add anything extra, right?
-Corn bread. -It's delicious!
It's good, isn't it?
-Very good, very nice. -It's very tasty.
The three of you look like one family.
The aunt who appeared out of nowhere.
Excuse me, how long have you been living here?
Can you translate that?
Caradeli kappuseki kelleya.
What did she say?
She said she has been living here for 10 years.
Ten years, huh?
Couldn't you understand that?
How many kids do you plan to have in the future?
-Gabura gaburise... a lot, a lot. -A lot, a lot, huh?
A lot and a lot.
Mickey doesn't like strangers.
She's called Mickey?
Mickey, Mickey.
Slowly, I will need more time.
If I were her, I'd be the same.
She took away my bracelet.
Okay, Mickey.
It turned into clear soup.
Is this cal... caldo?
Looks pretty good.
My name is Ancelmo Chu. I'm 12 years old.
What's your dream?
I want to be a cameraman.
Ancelmo.
Take a shot of me.
Am I in the shot?
Ancelmo, are you shooting me?
I think we can hire him to be our cameraman.
What's your name?
Ancelmo.
An Jae Mo? An Jae Mo.
We'll call him Director Ancelmo next time.
An Jae Mo.
Director An.
He's the cameraman, Director An.
Director An.
It's difficult for him to come into contact with such things
compared to a child living in the city.
But he has talent, his shots are good.
I think he could become an excellent cameraman.
I've got an earthworm.
It's for the armadillo.
It's eating, it's eating.
It's eating the worm.
It's eating.
It ate the worm.
The camera is here.
A head shot.
Shoot the face.
Yes, yes.
Then back down.
Go down a little.
Not bad.
Director An.
This is very nice.
It's good.
Yeo Jeong, Yeo Jeong.
It tastes better grilled.
It has a very distinct taste.
Like sweet potato.
Why is the cassava so good?
The cassava is so good. This is my first time trying it.
I'm going to give Yeo Jeong some.
Yeo Jeong.
Come here.
Hurry up.
Yeo Jeong, you'd be shocked for sure.
Why?
What is it?
Try this first, try it.
Try it first and then tell me what it is.
Cassava!
Oh, how did you know?
Try it.
She'll be shocked.
Look at her expression.
It's good, isn't it?
It must be really good.
She's expressing it with her whole body.
How is it?
Good, isn't it?
This is really good.
Isn't there a song?
Are you talking about Casanova?
Dancing like a Casanova?
So, is Yeo Jeong dancing?
She's turned into a Casanova.
Casanova that likes cassava.
Are you going to eat that all by yourself?
Let's grill another one.
I've never seen Yeo Jeong have a bigger smile.
It's too good, so good!
It's different from the ones we had before.
This is nicer.
This is the nicest one I've tried so far.
It's delicious.
It's sweet.
It's because I grilled it perfectly.
Yes, yes, yes. This isn't our first time.
Say it after me.
This isn't our first time.
As expected from our director, Director An Jae Mo.
Listen and repeat.
Yes, yes, yes. This isn't our first time.
-Yes, yes, yes, this isn't our first time. -This isn't our first time.
Not bad.
Sung Yeol.
Is this leek?
It's coriander.
Garlic and all the condiments are similar to what we eat.
The seasoning.
The soup is pretty similar too.
Hot, hot, hot!
Everybody, come and eat.
All right.
Time for dinner.
This is tortilla, corn bread.
Tortilla.
I baked half of it.
Mickey is here.
She's here.
Mickey is here.
She's here.
Two hours have passed.
The soup.
It looks a little like tom yum gung.
The smell of the coriander is quite strong.
How does it taste?
Basically, it tastes a lot like Korean food.
Really? Is it spicy?
A little spicy. It'd taste like Korean food without the coriander.
Is it nice?
It tastes like the spicy soup.
Really?
The soup is very good.
Tear the bread and eat it.
Dip the tortilla into the soup.
Byung Man seems to really like the soup.
It's good, the soup is very good.
Really?
The soup is delicious. Give me more soup.
The soup is good.
It's very refreshing.
Not oily at all. Very good.
Do you want only the soup?
I want some meat too.
Do you want meat too?
Yeo Jeong has fully adapted to the life in the jungle.
It's best eaten after dipping into the soup.
It looks like chicken pieces from spicy chicken stew.
You're right.
It looks like chicken meat.
Thanks.
It's chicken. It tastes like chicken.
It's chicken, yes.
Right?
It tastes like chicken.
Very chewy chicken meat.
It's very chewy chicken meat from free range chicken.
It has the taste of chicken.
Very nice.
It tastes just like chicken.
If you didn't tell me what it is, I'd think it's chicken.
Really?
Tastes like chicken.
It's a little like chicken breast meat.
I know what it's like!
Potato soup with chicken bones.
It's like hangover soup.
The soup is like spicy stew and the meat is like chicken from potato soup.
It's delicious.
-Cooked with fresh meat. -Yes.
It tastes like chicken.
It's so delicious.
So delicious.
No wonder the natives try so hard to catch it.
No wonder.
It's so delicious.
So delicious.
There goes my diet plans.
It tastes just like chicken or ribs.
This is amazing.
Indeed, it's amazing.
The meat on the skin tastes like gristle.
Crispy, crispy.
It's crispy.
I can hear my fat expanding.
This is delicious.
What is this?
Cocoa. Coffee? Chocolate.
It's the chocolate drink.
What is this? It's like a specialty shop.
There's dessert too.
Hold on.
It's here, it's here.
This is so good.
The chocolate has a bit of malt too.
So good.
You won't get sick of it.
Yeo Jeong.
Yeo Jeong, is the food good?
So delicious
that I'm crying.
Is it that good?
This is like heaven.
I'm going to pack some cocoa when we leave tomorrow.
Pack some cocoa and armadillo.
I'm going to pack some soup too.
It's like a feast at the village.
A very familiar taste.
It tastes even better when eaten standing up.
The dogs are eating it.
The children are eating it.
Very good.
There's also a chicken.
The Byung Man clan enjoyed a spectacular dinner.
They learned about the Mayan's way of life through their interactions.
What will they learn tomorrow?
How does it feel hanging out with the seven Koreans so far?
"Sarabina" Everybody had a good time, so did I.
Dear, why didn't you help me cook?
You only cut up the armadillo.
I didn't say I wasn't going to help.
Yeah, you should have offered earlier.
I made the fire, didn't I?
Isn't that considered helping you?
I like men who knows how to cook.
Next week.
It feels like we're back home. Feels really relaxed.
-It suits our taste buds. -Yes.
It tastes a bit like mango.
Like mango.
There's chicken and there's great food. Like returning home.
Now, we'll enter the real jungle.
The hostile jungle.
It was hard to keep alert.
There were poisonous plants everywhere.
For the first time, I felt mentally shaken.
We're going to teach you how to hunt safely in the jungle.
Let's talk while we walk.
Let's go.
It's a chinkapin fruit.
It's poisonous. Don't touch it.
There are a lot of thorns.
I feel like I shouldn't move at all here.
It's poisonous, don't touch.
It's poisonous.
You shouldn't touch it.
Sung Soo!
Come here.
Do we have to stay here? Do we have to continue filming here?
I took the photo.