Previously on The Law of the Jungle in New Zealand.
The storm alarm went off!
The siren went off in the Jurassic jungle.
The clan ran out of the jungle in a hurry.
The following day, their house was ruined.
Their first meal was disgusting insects and larva.
They really wanted to enjoy a proper dinner.
But will they catch any eels with the trap they set up two days ago?
Let's check it out right away!
-Anything? -Nothing.
Let me see. There's nothing here.
Where's our bait? They ate it and ran away?
The bait is gone. The fish ate it.
They grabbed it and ran away.
To be frank, I expected this.
The eels can dig a hole and eat the baits.
If there is no bait, they will sneak out.
We should have put more food, so that they can stay inside longer.
I checked it out. There is no fish in the trap.
I think we should set up the trap on the shore.
What are you doing here?
If we don't catch any eels, we will have nothing to eat.
We're going to catch it by hook or by crook.
What do you think when you see
nothing in the trap? Tell us the truth.
It's my turn now.
Fish trap? No, no way.
I should use my method now.
Supposed this is the eel.
If we fold it this way, the eel can't escape.
One of us stay here, we take care of the back and move over there.
The rest of them, we can chase them in.
-We drag it on the ground. -That's right.
We've set up firewood.
Today's firewood isn't as big as the one in Jurassic era.
-Let me try the push-up. -I can't lift my body.
Come, let's get ready.
My dad used to be a soldier. He was strict to me.
Whenever he scolded me, I'll have to stand straight.
I kept doing this many times
until I'm familiar with the push-up pose now.
-One. -I see!
You're below standard.
Because my body was shaking.
Will I be too heavy for you?
Give me ten. Come on!
-One, two, three. -Wow!
-Four, five, six. -Looks like he's having fun.
Eight, nine, ten.
-Wow. -Amazing.
Not bad!
It looks easy.
-Can I sit on your back? -You don't feel anything?
-Let me sit. -Three is enough.
Wait, I know.
You did exercise and still look like this.
Fish trap, spear, net and firewood.
The Byung-Man clan has everything prepared.
They're determined to catch the fish by tonight.
Snake eel.
Their body is as long as snake.
This fish lives in the fresh water.
It's easily available but we barely knew anything about their origin.
These mysterious animals
follow the ocean current to the big rivers after hatching.
They grow into adult fish and the whole process takes nearly ten years.
During the spawning season, they swim back into the ocean.
In this period, they swim 3000 to 4000 km without eating anything.
Snake eels gather at deep ocean to lay eggs and die.
They are mysterious and powerful creature,
so don't underestimate them.
I can see my breath already.
-It's too cold here. I'll put it on later. -Carry it in your mouth.
-Wet your body first. The water is too cold.
Wow, very cold indeed.
I have to follow the current and walk diagonally.
Why am so unlucky all the time.
I'm going to cross the river in this white underpants.
Let's go.
It isn't an eyesore, right? Tell me the truth.
No, not at all.
Ouch! Sand fly!
I'm sorry, brother!
Wait.
-Let's go. -Don't hold my hands. You'll be more nervous.
Grab my hand only when you need to.
Come on.
It is 9:30 now, you should be back by 10:30.
Safety first.
Got it.
It's very quiet here.
When the water gets cloudy, we'll surround the fish with the net.
After that we catch them with our spears.
I lost it!
If I blow from underneath, the fire will burn stronger, right?
-Where is it? In the middle? -Quiet...
It's moving.
Try to lift it up from here.
-It got away? -Oh no!
Did you catch it? Did you catch it?
Did you?
-Did you catch it? -I think so.
-Can you hold it? -Over here.
Lift it up together with this.
Come on, one, two, three!
-Did you catch it? -You got it?
-Wow! -Let's put it into the bag.
-Yeah. -We got it.
-They're inside, struggling.
Let me do this.
-Finally. -Good for us.
Over there...
-Careful. Don't let it slip away. -Did you get it?
It slipped away. We've to be more careful.
-Try to reach for it. -Did you catch it?
-Yes. -Did it slip away?
No.
-Really? -Wait.
Raise it up. Raise it up.
-So big. -I got it.
Okay...
It slipped away again.
Wow, that's a big one.
-That one slipped away too. -What?
It slipped away when I raised it up.
We should have placed it on the shore.
-Did you catch it? -Yes, I think so.
I'm pretty sure.
Suk-Won, it's deep down here.
-Wait. -We surround it with the net and pull, what do you think?
-Got it? -Yes.
-Got it? -Good.
-Wait. -We can't let it slip away this time.
It's very big, right?
Okay, lift it up.
Lift it up?
One, two, three, it's huge!
Lift it up from underneath?
Yes, do it now!
-Wow, we got it! -Amazing!
-Did you catch it? -Inside already?
-No, no. -Yes, it's inside.
Let's get out of here. Hurry!
Wow, great job! Easy, easy!
It's trying to slip away. It's a big one!
Yeah, it's huge.
After so much effort, we finally caught it.
-Put it inside.
-Awesome! -Bigger than the one we got yesterday.
Yes, bigger than that one.
-Put it down! -Oh my god!
Be careful!
-Did you see it? -Over here.
Wow, so big!
Don't play a fool with it.
I did some research about the eels for five hours the other day.
Such a big one.
It's not about the spikes. The key is to lift it up properly.
First you grab it and then you stick out your hand underneath.
I grabbed it and we both lift it up together.
Ouch, ouch!
We're trying to show you because we can't do underwater recording.
Half of my mouth is in the water.
The water got into my mouth, and my eyes too.
I was struggling there.
Wait, don't move!
-Light a fire! -Hurry up!
Let's do it with the mosquito net.
Take it easy.
We move over there from here. Slowly.
Over there.
Come, let's go.
Lift it up, lift it up!
-Anything? -I got one.
Did you catch it?
Yeah, I got one.
Are you sure you got it?
I've gone crazy!
Where is it? Catch it.
Don't let any of them slip away.
There are some small eels here.
Where?
Are you sure?
They're trying to get into the soil.
Really, they're tiny.
-Look, it's trying to slip away. -Yeah.
We got two.
We're like coming back from the fish market.
Anything I do together with Byung-Man, I surely have fun.
It's cold here but I feel good.
You two are perfect partners.
Finally, the Byung-Man clan came back safe and sound.
They've gone through a lot of hardship catching those eels.
After drinking hot water given by the crew, they are energetic again.
Now, it's time to enjoy delicious food.
Not wearing your jacket?
I forgot.
This one?
Are we using this one?
It's so big.
I've never seen such a big one.
It starts moving.
Where?
The tail.
Because of the heat.
No kidding.
It's still moving.
Put it down.
Looks like the bottom one should taste better.
Both of them will taste good.
Did you hear the sound?
Nice sound.
It means they're cooked.
It's cooked, and it's more than enough for all of us.
I think it became smaller already.
Just now I was too hungry and didn't feel anything.
Now I'm suddenly in the mood already.
-That's right. -Suk-Won should eat the tail.
No, after you.
You really should eat this part.
Eat the tail first.
Thank you.
You're the hero.
Byung-Man should take the other one.
The tail is very strong.
What do we do?
It's big.
Don't let it go away.
-We got it. -We got it.
Yummy.
Really delicious.
Super good.
Wow, thank you.
Is it good?
It's good to eat it this way.
It isn't scientific though.
It's like chewing gum.
This really tastes good.
That's the appetizer. Our main dish is here.
This is the real thing.
Wow, look at the length.
This must be good.
Look at this.
So creamy...
It smells good too.
Even the skin tastes good.
Can you see how juicy it is?
Look at that.
Now it's divided into seven portions.
Luckily we got something to eat and don't have to starve.
We should feel thankful to the eels.
Thank you, eel. We appreciate it.
Awesome!
So creamy.
Very delicious.
If you want to get the original taste,
you should always grill it.
It's as good as the eels in Madagascar.
Come closer.
Listen to this sound!
I've recorded it.
Last time we didn't enjoy the taste
because it was raining and the fish turned cold already.
Now we can really enjoy the taste.
Try the head. It is very chewy.
The legendary head part
should be very chewy.
Tastes good.
Brother, are you okay?
You're praying?
He keeps staring at the sky.
If there are three of them in the bucket...
Yes, Byung-Man placed a fish bucket over there.
We set up a video camera there too.
Let's see what we got.
Don't move. Don't move.
Anguilla eel.
Also known as New Zealand long fin eel.
Among all the eel species in the world,
this type famous for their size.
They can eat half of all the bird species and they're very fierce.
Even in Maoris' legend, it is a dreadful creature.
You may be surprised to learn that
this fish can live up to 60 years,
or 106 years to be exact, according to the record.
In this case, we should call it a python rather than an eel.
They said that the longest living animals have souls.
This python-like eel we encounter in the jungle is kind of scary.
-The sky is clear tonight. -Yeah, we can see the stars.
Just now we couldn't see clearly because of the lighting.
Shall we switch them off?
Okay, turn off the lights.
Look at the stars!
Over here!
Brother, look that way.
So beautiful!
-Looks like they're falling. -What's that?
It's like grassland.
What is it called?
-So beautiful. -Awesome!
So many of them.
Where? Where?
These stars look different here.
It's like we're in fairy tales.
Don't you think so?
Fantastic view.
We won't see this at home.
Seems like these twinkling stars are sending their blessings
to the Byung-Man clan on their last night.
Now, it's time to say goodbye to the jungle.
We can use these as firewood.
Try to restore to the original state.
We don't want to leave anything behind.
We're environmental friendly.
Shall we stay for another day?
I feel... somewhat empty.
We collected wood and built the house.
We did everything together
and time passes so fast.
You're right.
Was it last year when we lived together with the Maoris?
I miss the summer camps when I was small
and the summer holidays in college years.
True.
Lift it up.
It's heavy. Is it something in there?
Nothing?
We got something.
Really?
Wait, let's remove this.
We got fish!
Wait.
Oh my god!
How many of them?
Did we catch it?
How many?
Look.
This is super big.
The other one is so so.
Finally, we've got more fish to eat.
This is bigger than what we caught last night.
It's huge.
One of them is missing.
Look, it's trying to slip away.
Oh my god, it's disgusting.
It's coming out.
No, not this one.
That one is three times bigger.
Many people asked me why I joined the Law of the Jungle show.
This is my answer.
Can we catch the fish with this hand-made thing?
Yes, we caught eels.
It might slip away.
You're on the sand. You're heading nowhere.
-Like this? -Yes.
Just put it in.
Should we boil the bone as well?
The bone will make a nice pot of soup.
-Let's eat. -Let's eat.
How is it?
-Does it melt in your mouth? -Yes.
Guys, this is no ordinary matter.
It's a sumptuous feast.
So delicious.
I should eat it with soup and rice.
-It tastes good? -Yes.
We're full of energy now.
Such a wonderful taste!
I think we should use our energy to do something.
Why don't we build another house?
I'm leaving.
We should save our energy for the next destination.
Let me taste the soup.
It's like chicken soup.
It's not fishy at all.
So yummy!
Only the bones are left.
I'm leaving first.
The soup is really good.
Yeah, it is.
Over here!
Why so happy?
Help me.
We're getting closer to the glacier now, right?
Wow, we're like in the movie.
Wow, what a view!
Don't tell me we're going to land here?
We're landing in the middle of nowhere?
I can't believe what I see. So spectacular!
It's relaxing and soothing here.
Wow! Very surprising!
How's the scenery?
Breathtaking.
Can you see the snowy mountains behind?
That is Mt. Tasman.
At the back is Mt. Cook,
the highest mountain in New Zealand. We're in the same mountain range.
If we walk along the cliff, we can see the glacier in the middle.
We're going to cross the icy glacier water.
From this moment on, the Byung-Man clan is back to the 'glacier age'
after surviving the Jurassic jungle challenge.
You want us to feel the coldness before moving on?
If you wish!
I can see the glacier already!
Is that the million year snow that never melts?
Wow, such a stunning view.
I have to feel it with my hands.
Get down.
Let's do this together.
The Law of the Jungle!
We can make it!
The Law of the Jungle in New Zealand!
It's warm up here and why are there glaciers?
This is called perpetual snow.
Be careful.
Slowly.
Waterfall! There's a waterfall!
We're going to enjoy it here.
Look!
Wow! It's an open air bath house.
Byung-Man is going to wash his hair and take some water
in this icy cold pond.
Oh my...
Is it refreshing?
How was it?
Ah, my head...
My head is about to burst.
Of course, it's ice water.
But it's refreshing though, not bad.
Next one is Park Jung-Lin.
Is Park Jung-Lin ready? One, two, three, go!
How do you feel?
Very cold and my head is about to burst.
It's like eating too much ice-cream, right?
Yeah, it's painful here.
Ready? Go!
I win!
Don't fool me. I saw you getting up just now!
We both lose.
It's so cold!
No kidding!
100% diving!
Like an eel.
This feels good.
I'm totally awake now.
After enjoying the icy cold glacier of New Zealand,
it's time for Byung-Man clan to stand in the middle of the glacier.
They walked carefully to the bottom of the mountain
and stood in the middle of a glacier for the first time in their life.
We're finally standing on a glacier.
Yes, we are.
Look behind you.
These are all natural formations.
I can't describe the size of this scenery.
How should I put it?
Should I say 'great'?
It's hard to open my eyes.
Is it the reflection?
Do I look pretty?
Dig deeper, then we can see blue colour.
I'm drinking the purest water in the world.
To commemorate our journey to the glacier,
we must eat something...
What?
-Of course we must eat something. -What?
Our production crew has prepared
some ingredients to make glacier ice-cream. Try it!
What? What?
Chocolate flavour paste.
We're in need of sugar now.
Tastes good.
The chocolate paste is frozen now.
So yummy.
-Bo-Young, your teeth feel okay? -This taste is out of the world.
I don't have a mood for that.
I'm trying to imagine
drinking the ice water underneath this mixture.
We're eating the most expensive shaved ice.
You can't buy this elsewhere.
But we can make it everywhere here on the mountain.
We take the toughest challenge
-in order to enjoy this. -You're right.
Wonderful.
Glaciers like this are disappearing slowly. Isn't it a saddening fact?
Look! Can you see the stones there? The white part.
The snow starts to melt from there.
We really need to love our planet.
It's true that glaciers are depleting every year.
You'll feel it even more when you see it with your own eyes.
I thought huge glacier only exist in Siberia,
but now we witness it in New Zealand.
Wow, look at that!
If you fell, you won't be able to climb up for sure.
See? It's so deep.
We've to be very careful, because it's slippery here.
Yes.
It's frightening.
Very dangerous. You may fall down if you're careless.
-Scary place. -Like a black hole.
This is also a natural formation.
We really have to preserve our environment to save our Earth.
With a little effort, we can slow down the melting of the snow.
Before this, we only heard about global warming,
but we can actually feel it here hands-on. It's really a big deal!
It's year 2013 and we're in New Zealand.
The sheep here outnumbered human beings.
In New Zealand, no matter which place you go, you can see sheep.
It's like a sheep haven.
Being one of the major exporters of agricultural and dairy products,
people think of the sheep when you mention New Zealand.
Now, what's up next for the Byung-Man clan?
You survived the challenge and now you're back to present.
You can see the real present time New Zealand here.
So, are we here to earn some money before we're given lunch?
-Are we supposed to do some cleaning work? -Sounds possible.
Can you give us some food?
We want something to eat.
I'm starving.
You want some food? You have to do some work for it.
First, you're going to help me at a place where we shear sheep
and then we'll go to the hills to get some meat from the tahr or chamois,
so that I can prepare some meat for your dinner tonight.
Okay.
-The tahr and chamois are asking if we can help. -That's right.
Can you help us?
What can we do for you?
The wild tahr has been
classified as pests along with tree-kangaroo
by the New Zealand government.
Since it was introduced by the Europeans in the 1900's,
herds of them have been tramping the vegetation,
bringing damages to the native ecology of New Zealand.
That's why the government encourages people to hunt them.
So, the Byung-Man clan is going to help James
and they shall learn the laws of living in New Zealand today!
It's very cold.
I'm a bit scary.
Over the hills, we can see the deep valleys.
It's frightening, like we're getting ready for bungee jumping.
Tahr!
They run very fast.
We lost one.
Just now.
Such a pity.
They're hiding now.
They're chasing the tahr with helicopter.
They keep running and when they're tired, they hid between rocks.
He wants me to be careful about this.
When the tahr run towards the mountain, it's easy to grab its hind legs.
But if you slip and fall, it can be dangerous.
Wow!
-What's this smell? -What's the smell?
Wow!
Hello! How are you!
Can we learn this in half a day?
I doubt it.
Geez, he is heavy.
-You don't want to come out? -Help me! Help me!
He is really heavy.
-Wow, you have to be strong enough. -How heavy is it?
Around 45-50 kg.
The big ones weigh 70-80 kg.
Come take the challenge.
Wow! Bo-Young is good at it! She is cool.
Seems like she has some experience doing this.
It's about mutual trust between me and the sheep.
At first I was worried. I'm afraid the sheep may get injured.
I picked a very tame sheep. She stays still without moving an inch.
This is fun experience.
I was sweating all over.
Wow! You did a great job!
Well done! Well done!
Shearing the sheep and helping the local farmer,
the Byung-Man clan finished learning the laws of New Zealand
and here comes dinner time.
What are we having for dinner?
We worked very hard.
Please serve us food.
I cooked some meat for you
as the reward for your hard work today.
This is the New Zealand red deer.
Deer?
-The animal with big antlers? -Yes, big antlers.
I thought we're having sheep meat as there are plenty of them here.
Let's grill the meat.
He told us not to grill too long. Just flip it once.
Like eating beef.
-Looks like beef. -I want it half-done.
Hmmm... smells good.
When was the last time you ate grilled meat?
-Thank you very much. -Thank you.
-Bye bye. -Bye bye.
It's best to enjoy with rice.
-We haven't been eating meat for a long time. -I guess this is the first.
Wow! Look at the colour.
Deer meat is not very common in South Korea.
Listen to that sound!
The sound of happiness.
Is it done?
Try it.
The colour looks nice.
No nasty taste.
-Is it? -Yeah.
It doesn't taste nasty like sheep.
Don't overcook it.
This is my first time tasting deer meat.
This is how it tastes? Delicious!
It's quite juicy.
You can instantly feel the juiciness in your mouth.
Here, this chunk is done.
-How is it? -Wow!
-Tastes good? -Excellent!
-The smell is irresistible. -This meat is superior.
-Good, isn't it? -First class!
The meat is tangy and chewy.
Yes, and it is tender inside.
It tastes somewhat different from beef,
but each has its uniqueness.
This is really good for those who work in the farm.
A sumptuous dinner prepared by James
accompanied by the warm New Zealand moonlight.
That's the end of another day for Byung-Man clan.
What's the next adventure for them?
Next week,
The Law of the Jungle in New Zealand
will send them on the last mission for their 21-day journey.
Byung-Man clan will set off to the mysterious land of the South Island.
There are lakes and oceans here.
The view is spectacular.
Wow! Rabbit! Rabbit!
Where?
Here... it's hidden inside.
We can enjoy the full view from here.
The beautiful scenery that we don't see every day.
We're finally here.