Last week, it was the first day of survival in the Indian Ocean.
Lucas.
With the addition of three enthusiastic members,
the atmosphere elevated.
(The atmosphere elevated.)
Their survival skills upgraded even more.
Giant clam!
These three jungle veterans kept the momentum going...
by going out to the sea at night.
However, due to the ever-changing current...
(The visibility was zero.)
They couldn't control their bodies, let alone fish.
The two faces of the Indian Ocean.
What will happen to the Tribe in this rough sea?
(What will happen to the Tribe in this rough sea?)
- We need a plan. - We need to come up with something.
- Kang Nam. - We have to split up.
Here's the important thing.
We can't catch anything in this circumstance.
- We can't? - No.
(The visibility is poor in the water due to the rip currents.)
- Follow me. I'll spot them for you. - Yes. Okay.
(They must work together in the face of difficulties.)
(The Chief and Vice-Chief team up.)
Aren't they going too far?
(Sung Su is exhausted, so he supports them on the boat.)
You can't see anything.
(It's impossible to see anything on the surface of the water.)
There's almost no visibility.
(It's impossible to see anything on the surface of the water.)
There were some small fish when we looked on the bottom.
(The Chief will find fish, and Kang Nam will use the harpoon.)
(If you find something, I'll shoot.)
(The Chief dives in the water and searches for a prey.)
(He finds a fish ahead of him.)
(He signals to Kang Nam right away.)
(Vice-Chief Kang Nam is on his way.)
(He dives quickly.)
(There's a fish ahead of him.)
(Kang Nam approaches it carefully.)
(Will he be on target when his vision is blurry?)
(He hits the target in one shot.)
(He holds it with his hand so that it doesn't fall.)
(They finally caught a fish after 1 hour.)
(It's their first catch after overcoming hurdles.)
Kang Nam caught something.
(Is the Chief signaling that he found something?)
(What do I do with this one?)
(Kang Nam adjusts his grip on the harpoon.)
(He hangs the fish and sets off again.)
(There's a lot to do.)
(Kang Nam tries to get 2 fish with 1 harpoon.)
It was a grouper.
It's this big in the water.
It was sleeping.
It wasn't moving.
All I had to do was stab it.
(He approaches the big fish carefully.)
(He misses.)
(Luckily, it didn't get far.)
(He lets go of the harpoon and approaches it again.)
(It's a knife this time!)
(It dashes away before he gets a chance to stab it.)
The harpoon wasn't sharp enough, so it didn't pierce the fish.
I missed a golden opportunity.
(There's nothing on his harpoon.)
(He missed his first catch while trying to catch this big fish.)
- Now... - Hey.
- Am I supposed to use a knife? - Let's see.
(He's worked up.)
Earlier...
I'm about to cry.
- It's not sharp enough. - This is bad.
Kang Nam,
did you miss all of them?
The harpoon didn't work. It was too dull.
I'm not leaving today.
(He's angry.)
I'm not leaving today.
I saw a few.
- Really? - It was around this big.
With the determination to catch something,
Vice-Chief Kang Nam searches tenaciously.
Will he be successful...
in this poor condition?
Meanwhile, these fishermen are fishing on their floating home.
Let it flow away.
I started fishing in my mid to late 20s.
Whether it be in the sea or the river,
I'm confident.
I'm optimized for fishing in the sea.
I'll catch sea brims over 50cm long,
and we'll have a team dinner even with the staff.
(I'll show you the skill of a fisherman!)
I think there are some small ones.
(He's serious and focused.)
(Did Boom catch one first?)
- Never mind. - I thought you had it.
(It's not a fish.)
I was faking it.
I thought you caught a fish, Boom.
(He's embarrassed.)
That scared me.
(I'll catch one first.)
Will we be able to catch something?
(Come on, fish.)
It's kind of...
(His fishing rod starts to shake.)
(Did a fish bite?)
- What was that? - I saw it move.
(It's nothing this time again.)
I think there are some small fish.
(The fishermen wait endlessly for a fish to bite.)
(They stare at the fishing rod,)
I'll hang this...
(but there's no sign of fish.)
I'm not full.
(Her stomach growls.)
You're not hungry, right?
Lie down. Go down a bit.
(They're hungry and exhausted.)
This is perfect. Just lie down and sleep.
I know. This is a villa.
(Boom lies down as well.)
I...
I found something amazing.
(Do Yeon says she found a big prey.)
- What? - What?
This is great.
It's a conch, but it's big.
How big?
(It's about a hand span.)
- Get it. - Lies.
(They get up automatically after hearing that it's big.)
I'm serious.
(I have no energy to get up.)
It's a conch.
It's right underneath my face.
Do you see the leopard pattern?
Is it fish?
No.
It's a conch. Just grab it with your hand.
No, it's alive.
(It moves and has a leopard pattern?)
Hold on.
It's going inside. Wait. Catch this.
- Here. - Let me see.
Wait. Where?
I'll shine the light.
Here!
(Everybody is curious, so they gather around her.)
- This? - Right. Look at what it is.
- It's huge. - You have to take it out.
Use your hands.
- No, it goes back in. - Right.
It came out.
- Is this it? - What is it?
It's a fish.
- No, this is a fish. - Really?
It's huge.
Hey, this is a fish.
It has colors.
Isn't it a snake?
(What? A snake?)
It looks like a moray eel.
A moray eel?
(This is a moray eel.)
You have to be careful. Get me a fish hook.
- A moray eel? - Yes.
You can't catch it. Be careful.
(Don Spike hears about the moray eel and is startled.)
It's poisonous. You have to be careful.
It can bite your finger off.
(It can bite your finger off!)
You have to be careful.
(People were frightened by even small movements.)
(Moray eels are known to be aggressive, so they're avoided.)
(The Chief even got bitten by one.)
Moray eel.
It's dangerous.
Look at the mouth. It looks like an anaconda.
- How it's shaped? - Yes, it looks like a snake's head.
It could have been dangerous. Lucas was going to use his hand.
He was going to do this.
It could have been bad.
I was going to tell him to pick it up.
- We can't catch it. - You can lose a finger.
Yes, it's dangerous.
- If you try to catch it... - Don't do it.
Goodbye.
(Things get more quiet after finding the moray eel.)
(There's not even a fish biting.)
- Kang Nam will catch fish. - Right.
- We'll enjoy our time. - Let's just sing.
Yes, let's sing a song.
They thought it'd be impossible to fish,
so they retreat for now.
They have to hope for the best...
from the fellow Tribe members who are struggling in the rough sea.
(Kang Nam keeps on diving in the water.)
I have a new goal in life.
(He keeps on going back in the water for a big fish.)
I'm going to catch a grouper.
(I'm not leaving until I catch something big.)
(He finds a chubby fish.)
(He's right on target.)
(He's careful.)
Did you catch something?
(He presses down on it so that it can't get away.)
This is not the problem right now.
- Why? - There's a huge one.
Really? In the water?
Here you go.
(It was a struggle to get their first real catch.)
Don't touch it.
(It was a struggle to get their first real catch.)
What is this?
Look at the color.
It's flashy.
(Striped surgeonfish)
What is it?
(Kang Nam gets back in the water.)
(Please let me catch a big one.)
(He sensed that there's a movement. He's checking around the coral.)
(Okay!)
(He got it!)
(He's keeping it carefully.)
(Kang Nam is the best.)
(It's bigger than the other fish.)
Oh, my goodness. It's big.
He got it.
(Oh, my goodness.)
I got stung.
We have to use the knife, right?
- Did you get stung? - Yes.
It doesn't go in, right?
Oh, my gosh.
(He's bleeding too.)
What happens if I get stung?
Does anyone have tissue?
There's a prickle on its tail.
(There's a sharp prickle on its tail.)
It's very sharp.
It's not poisonous.
It's fine.
(Surgeonfish have a sharp tail but it's not poisonous.)
(He's putting on the bandage with the sterilant.)
I got stung.
It's fine because it's not poisonous.
(It wasn't a big deal when I was younger.)
(Now he's going to be 50 soon.)
(His heart is breaking because of his age, not his finger.)
(The Chief is still looking for fish.)
How many do you have?
I have two.
- Kang Nam got them. - Yes.
- How many did he get? - He got two.
(It's not enough for eight people.)
(The Chief is hunting for more.)
(He's searching everywhere to find fish.)
(Grabbing)
(He's using the knife to get something.)
(The Chief is swimming out slowly.)
(He has a fish in his hand.)
Oh, you got one!
(There's no doubt he's a good hunter.)
(He's diving back in the water.)
(He found a trumpetfish.)
(He's approaching it carefully.)
(Is he going to get it with his bare hands?)
(The Chief versus trumpetfish)
(Who's going to be the winner?)
(The Chief is the winner.)
(Where's Kang Nam?)
I am going to catch a grouper.
(He was desperately looking for a huge fish.)
(He found another surgeonfish.)
(Although it isn't huge,)
(he got another fish.)
- Did you get it again? - Yes.
(He can hunt so well because he's still young.)
You have to grab it.
(Kang Nam did his best until the very end.)
It's the same one.
It's the same one from before.
(They got five fish in total.)
Get back on.
(Oh, gosh. It's exhausting.)
- Byung Man. - Yes.
- Are you on the boat? - Yes, let's go back now.
I could have gotten the big one. I'm going to cry for missing it.
(He feels bad that he couldn't get the big fish.)
You did a great job by getting these already.
How could you get these when it's so dark?
Although they couldn't get the big fish they wanted,
but Byung Man and Kang Nam managed to get fish for the others.
They have something to eat the next morning.
(They're going to have grilled fish for breakfast tomorrow.)
(Meanwhile, at the survival place)
We need something to fire up.
We need to cut those pieces of wood as kindling.
(She's always there...)
(where they need a fire.)
(She's making a fire again.)
(She's doing it skillfully to light it up.)
Blow it.
(The fire is mine.)
(Smoking)
(She's giving the last blow.)
(But her lungs aren't big enough.)
Oh, gosh.
(The human compressor...)
(is blowing it for her.)
(Exhaling once)
(Two times)
Your lung capacity must be good.
(Three times)
(It fired up.)
(He made a fire with just three blows.)
- It's done. - Yes.
(It's firing up.)
(Cutting)
(He cuts it so easily.)
Use the wood.
(It's firing up.)
(There's more wood here.)
- I'll take this. - Right.
(It looks a bit thick.)
(It looks very hard.)
(He's going to break it with his head.)
(He places it on his head.)
(His head is a lever.)
You're bleeding.
(He just witnessed human evolution.)
(Don Spike is the iron master.)
(You should know how to you use your head.)
(The fire is shiny just like his head.)
(Ga Bi and Lucas are working on something too.)
I think it's okay.
Starting with Don Spike's deadly skill of...
starting the fire,
Ga Bi and Lucas finished...
making natural beds.
(It's so relaxing.)
Is it good?
It's so comfortable.
They're waiting for the hunters to come back.
(The hunters return.)
Chief!
(Is he expecting a full load of fish?)
- They're here. - Did you get fish?
- Welcome back! - Welcome.
- Oh, my gosh. - Oh, my goodness.
There's fish!
Did Kang Nam get it?
(It's heavy.)
- You got a lot. - What's this long fish?
Is it edible?
Isn't it a cutlassfish?
(He took out the long fish.)
- This is amazing. - Oh, my goodness.
- Did you get it with your hands? - It's amazing.
I've never seen anything like this.
- Oh, my goodness. - Look how long it is.
(His eyes are wide open.)
Do you like Kenny G?
Which songs?
(No way.)
("Loving You" performed by Boom)
(One of Kenny G's popular songs.)
(He's playing it to thank the hunters for getting fish.)
It's like he's playing a saxophone.
(He's playing it with trumpetfish.)
(Improvising is the key to the performance.)
Let's cook it up. Let's go.
(It's a beautiful melody that goes well with the night sky.)
Let's go.
(They're going to have a feast with these fish.)
(Don Spike is going to cook the fish.)
(Please call me Chef Don Spike.)
It's different from cleaning mackerels.
(He's removing the head.)
They're like filefish.
When I cut off the head,
the entrails will come out too.
I need to remove the skin,
not the scales.
This is quite hard.
(He's done with cleaning.)
(He's drying it for tomorrow.)
(He neatly arranged the fish after trimming them.)
(He's already full just by looking at it.)
Byung Man, are you sleeping there?
Yes.
(Byung Man's getting ready to sleep, thanks to Don Spike.)
(Boom worked hard all the day. He's getting ready to sleep too.)
The eventful day is over.
The Tribe's soundly asleep in the nature.
(They don't have to worry about surviving for now.)
You did a great job, everyone.
(Good job, everyone.)
(Along with the sun in the Indian Ocean,)
(the orange horizon is welcoming the Tribe in the morning.)
(They are all relaxing...)
(at the sound of insects.)
(It's already bright at the floating home.)
(The first one to get up...)
(is the Chief.)
(What's the first thing Don Spike would do as he gets up?)
(He's checking on the fish.)
(Thumbs up)
This is a great view. I wake into this.
(Boom starts talking as soon as he got up.)
The waves woke me up.
I was healed by the sea. It's like I was listening to ASMR.
I got up naturally with the sounds of the nature.
I faced the orange sky, the horizon,
and the sea.
(The orange sky, the horizon, and the sea)
It looked like computer graphics.
I'm not exaggerating or anything.
It was the best morning of my life.
(It was the best morning of my life.)
(Boom's back as he fell in love with the sunrise.)
(What does he need now?)
Do you have coffee? Please give me coffee.
Please give me latte.
(Boom's Cafe is where you can taste unique coffee.)
Great coffee feels great.
(He's got nothing on me at this moment.)
Boom, give me one.
Do you want one? Come here.
Here.
(Boom makes coffee for Lucas.)
This is shaved ice coffee.
- Is it shaved ice? - Yes.
(You'll see it if you're desperate.)
Would you like coffee?
(He plays along.)
Nice. It's perfect.
Do you want one?
Add three shots because I'm tired.
- Three shots? - Yes.
Give me that.
(They start to prepare breakfast.)
- It's grilled fish. - Yes.
- Good morning. - See it it's cooking well.
(Roasted half-dried fish)
- This too. - Okay.
(Do Yeon is always by the fire.)
- Are you adding smoky flavor? - Yes.
It has to be smoked.
It's hot.
- It's hot. - Gosh.
It's like an oven.
Look at the grease.
Can you see that fish grease?
Do Yeon. Lucas. Wait just a bit more.
We'll have fish course meal for breakfast.
One fish per person.
(While they're waiting for the fish to cook,)
(Do Yeon is weaving leaves.)
(Careful and meticulous)
- I think it'll be really good. - The fish will become chewy.
Nice.
Let's do it together.
(Lucas joins in.)
(They're weaving the leaves.)
- Do we have a plate? - Yes.
Please pass me one.
- Ta-da. - Gosh.
- That's pretty. - It's pretty.
Gosh, Do Yeon made this plate.
(The fish are ready.)
I can smell the fish.
Anything you eat in the jungle is delicious.
Here.
(Here's the plate.)
It's a fish plate.
(Don Spike places the fish nicely.)
- Is it cooked? - Yes.
This is amazing.
(Adding chili peppers)
Gosh.
(Do Yeon is surprised.)
- That looks good. - Sprinkle it on top.
It's all cooked.
Crispy outside, chewy inside. What did I say?
- Crispy outside, chewy inside. - That's right.
- Yes. - Crispy outside, chewy inside.
- Okay. - Do we eat the skin?
- It's better to peel it. - It's better without it.
It's cooked well.
Try it, Do Yeon.
- Yes. - Kang Nam caught it.
(Sung Su tries it first.)
- How is it? - Try it.
It's filefish.
It's really chewy.
(Everyone takes a bite.)
- It's good. - It's just like a cutlassfish.
It tastes like it's seasoned, even though we didn't season it.
Yesterday, I dunked it in saltwater and dried it.
Because we didn't have salt.
- Me too. - It's really big.
- It's hot. - You can eat the skin.
How is it?
Isn't it good?
- It's hot. - It's hot.
- Isn't it hot? - Yes.
Hot!
- It's hot. - It's really good.
(They can tolerate the hot temperature.)
It's so good.
(They can tolerate the hot temperature.)
- This is like a cutlassfish. - That's it.
(All the hunters eat deliciously.)
This is for fish lovers.
Grilled fished for fish lovers.
It's like it's steamed and grilled.
It's like smoked fish.
You can really taste the fish.
It's cooked perfectly.
- You're eating so well. - It's like...
- dried Spanish mackerel. - Yes.
I've never tried this.
It's really good.
(Everyone is enjoying the familiar yet different flavor.)
Yes.
- Does it taste like cutlassfish? - Yes.
- Is it good? - Gosh.
(Ga Bi and Do Yeon eat like they're sisters.)
I've never tried it before.
Since...
(Now that we think of it...)
we're by the sea, we can have breakfast.
- Right? - Yes.
I could see right away that you can get...
so much food by the sea.
I felt like I should catch something too.
(The bountiful sea is in front of them.)
Let's go and catch a plentiful amount of fish.
(Ga Bi sucks on the bones.)
- That was great. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - That was wonderful.
- That was good breakfast. - Thank you.
- Yes. - I ate a lot.
- Lunch is too soon. - Yes.
Let's go prepare for dinner.
How about having two meals for dinner?
- Yes. - Good.
Then let's have dinner early,
- and have a night snack. - Night snack.
- That's three meals a day. - Yes.
Some people will have to go to the sea to get food.
Should we find something on land?
- Yes. - Okay.
Let's split and regroup later when it's dark.
- Yes, sir. - Okay.
- Yes, sir. - Let's go quickly.
- Clean up. - We regroup in the evening.
- Okay. - Let's quiet down.
- Let's go. - Let's conserve energy.
We always get talkative after we eat food.
Talking makes us tired when we hunt.
We get tired.
Hoping to come back with a full load of fish.
Let's get it.
- Let's go. - Yes.
Let's catch fish quickly and go back.
I can't believe I'm fishing in the Indian Ocean.
(Why are they looking competitive?)
(The boat speeds to the golden fishery.)
(Boom and Don Spike are having a war of nerves.)
(Well...)
How many will you catch?
(He starts things off.)
I open my hand like this when I introduce myself.
So I'll catch five.
- Five fish. - Yes. You?
(What about Don Spike?)
I'll catch six.
(Don Spike will catch six.)
Then I'll catch seven.
I'll raise it to eight.
You can't use the word raise when you're with me.
Let's catch 10 fish and go back to eat.
Okay.
That's the best.
Don Spike has a different fishing style.
He doesn't talk. He only focuses on fishing.
I don't pressure myself to fish more...
just because...
the person next to me catches a fish.
(Don Spike focuses on preparing his fishing equipment.)
(Boom will use fishing line and bait only.)
I learned to fish from Lee Gyeong Gyu.
We went out fishing five days a week.
It was hardcore.
I have more experience than pretty much everyone.
(16 years versus 13 years)
We need Lady Fish Fortune's blessing.
(You need Lady Fish Fortune's blessing to catch fish.)
Do you know what my nickname is?
It's Poseidon Spike.
If I go out to the sea,
I can catch enough fish for everyone including the staff.
(Why is this man so excited?)
What are you doing?
(Why is this man so excited?)
I'm praying.
(He is happy only when he eats a lot.)
- Your meal is ready. - Okay.
(He encounters the big fish.)
Here's the cutlassfish.
(It's five spans long.)
It's over 1m.
I'll take it.
- Okay. - Yes.
(He has to wait for a minute.)
(Bling bling)
(The cutlassfish is getting closer.)
Thank you. How can there be a cutlassfish this big?
It's so delicious.
(It should be eaten as fondue.)
This is crazy.
A cutlassfish is caught by fishing.
(He takes a spoonful of rice.)
(Safely lands in his mouth)
I'm excited.
(Don Spike shakes his body intensely.)
This is crazy.
When I go to the jungle, I can catch it.
(So the fishing begins.)
I'll catch them all.
(They get to the first fishing point.)
Throw it here.
- Okay. Let's do our first casting. - Okay.
(Here come the players.)
(Don Spike lowers his homemade fishing rod.)
(Cute)
(Boom lowers the fishing line carefully.)
Bite.
(A return match after one day)
(Don Spike has 13 years of fishing experience.)
People who have tried fishing know that everyone wants to...
catch at least one more fish than other people.
(Boom has 16 years of fishing experience.)
(He's super serious.)
(He goes into fisherman mode.)
(This is getting interesting.)
(Their fierce competition is on.)
Gosh, the waves are high.
(Swaying)
Both of us should fish on this side.
I think we should both fish on this side.
All right.
(Boom moves to a different spot due to the rough current and waves.)
(Swaying)
My goodness.
Captain,
are the waves usually this rough?
What? Here?
It's always like this here. The waves are incredibly rough.
If it weren't for the survival,
I wouldn't fish in this kind of a weather...
because the waves are rough.
For our dinner party,
(It's a war between me, waves, and fish.)
I must catch something.
(It won't be an easy fight.)
My goodness.
- Who caught it? - This man did.
(He takes a point.)
Fishing is all about waiting.
(Don Spike gets nervous as he doesn't get a single bite.)
(He becomes speechless.)
If I fish at the sea,
I will catch sea breams...
that are 50cm long.
I will make sure everyone takes frozen fish home.
We can ship them to Korea.
(He only stares at the hook like a fool.)
Don Spike, why are you so quiet?
I am fishing.
(I am fishing.)
(Boom is feeling down.)
[VIU Ver] E339 The Law of Jungle in Last Indian Ocean "Three Meals a Day" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
(They hear the exotic rhythm close to them.)
(Sea, calm down)
(The captain suddenly sings to cheer them up.)
(What are the two of them doing?)
- Thank you. - Thank you.
It was a collaboration of the jungle.
(A song gives voice to Boom.)
(He starts to sing.)
(Singing)
Let's take a boat to the sea
People think you fish alone, but I don't do that.
Why would I fish alone?
You can enjoy fishing with the members.
Listen to me as if you are listening to the radio.
8801 send us a text.
"Cheer up, Don Spike."
"Where did the energy from a steak go?"
(Where did the energy from a steak go?)
Must you ask? It went to his belly.
7801 sent, "Where did Don Spike get his bandana?"
I know I should reciprocate.
(I know I should reciprocate.)
But it's hard for some reason.
Coming up!
Will the two men of Byung Man's Tribe...
catch fish in the Indian Ocean?
I am Yoon Do Hyun.
Will Don Spike get to eat the fish he likes?
(Boom's mouth has opened.)
We just need a bite.
We need to catch fish to eat.
(Will they be able to catch fish?)
Bite.
The three members who went to fish in the water...
encountered rough waves as well.
- This should be on your left. - Okay. Left.
(Chief Byung Man explains how to use the equipment.)
(Lucas is ready.)
They go out to sea...
in search of a tranquil point,
but the current becomes rougher.
The waves are big.
Look at the boat.
(She is worried.)
(The staff's boat shakes as if it will flip over soon.)
(The waves become bigger over time.)
(They get attacked by the waves.)
Because of the waves,
it won't be comfortable...
- to hunt. - Right?
(Are you okay?)
Actually, Ga Bi has...
fear of water.
I thought it would be hard for her to hunt in the water,
but she decided to give it a try.
There were many things I wanted to overcome...
through The Law of Jungle.
My fear of water was the biggest issue.
I trained underwater as if my life depended on it.
On my first day,
I could barely stay in the water.
I had difficulty breathing.
(It was hard to stay in the water on her first day.)
The coach struggled as well.
As the days went on,
I began to float on the water.
On the last day,
I could dive 3m down...
and pick up a brick.
(She trained with hopes to help the Tribe.)
(She will hunt underwater for the first time.)
- Will you be okay? - What?
Will you be okay?
I don't know. I am scared.
(They are in the middle of the rough Indian Ocean.)
The waves aren't small, are they?
- They are definitely big. - Right?
The waves were so rough...
that we couldn't go out to sea.
The only place we can hunt...
is by the sea.
(They decide to move close to the land.)
- It's better here. - Yes.
Things will be better even if there is no visibility.
Let's hunt here.
(Chief Byung Man hurriedly enters the water.)
(Lucas jumps in after him.)
(We must catch something.)
(However)
We thought it would be better once we go out to sea,
so we took a boat...
outside the coral reef.
But the visibility was...
(They can't even see 1m ahead.)
less than 1m.
(Lucas searches in the water.)
(He is relaxed.)
(He bravely goes deep into the water.)
(He finds fish, but they quickly swim away.)
(There are only pretty fish.)
- Do you see fish? - I see them, but...
(I see them, but...)
(He dives back into the water.)
It was a bit disappointing.
I wanted to catch fish...
that would make me go, "Gosh."
"It's a big fish!"
However, there was nothing.
I want to catch a big fish.
(I want to catch a big fish.)
(Ga Bi prepares to enter with a heavy heart.)
(She enters the water.)
If I say, "I won't go into the water since I am scared,"
going to the jungle would lose its meaning.
That's why I decided to give it a try.
(She dives as if she has no fear.)
(Chief Byung Man is surprised.)
She thinks she has fear of water,
but I don't think she does.
That's how great her mental strength is.
(Ga Bi goes deep into the water without fear.)
(However, there is nothing in the water.)
There were no fish...
and I couldn't see anything ahead of me.
It was disappointing.
I felt like I could catch something.
(I practiced hard for this day.)
I dived, but it's frustrating because I can't see well.
Right?
Let's go back.
(It's impossible to hunt.)
(Although they were determined, they return with zero catch.)
(The hope they had in the morning disappears.)
I wish the visibility was better.
(So far, all 3 teams have nothing.)
- I am hungry. - I am really...
We really need to catch a big fish.
Will we be able to find fruit here?
I hope we find pineapples.
Pineapples.
Fruits that grow on the trees...
Be careful. This plant has a lot of thorns.
There are no fruits here.
Usually, you can find fruits on the plants with thorns.
There won't be many fruits.
Judging from my experiences,
there won't be many fruits.
(Our food is here somewhere.)
If we look closely, we will find fruits.
(They move deeper into the jungle.)
There are so many ant nests.
(Ant nests?)
There could be either ants or a snake.
- Could that be a snake nest? - Yes.
- Really? - Yes.
- Could that be a snake nest? - After ants make the nest,
snakes just steal it.
Really?
That's why there could be either ants or a snake.
There could be a snake or either ants.
This nest seems to be empty.
Let's go.
Let's be careful.
(They go into the jungle.)
Watch your feet.
The ground is prickly.
I think there is poop.
Isn't this rabbit poop?
- Is this rabbit poop? - Yes, it's rabbit poop.
(They find a trace of an animal.)
- Rabbit or deer. - Oh, really?
This poop looks like a coffee bean. It's pretty.
It would be amazing to drink coffee right now.
(Is the poop a sign of fruits?)
I am hungry.
If you find fruits, call for me and I will be there.
What?
I can't walk.
- Come here. - What? I saw something.
What? I saw something.
(Something moved behind Sung Su.)
Something passed behind you.
(I don't see anything.)
What was that?
- Did something pass behind me? - Yes, it did.
(Inside the thick bush...)
(lurks a possible danger.)
What was it?
I don't know. Something passed behind you.
- Do Yeon, come between us. - Okay.
You shouldn't be too far from us.
As someone who has been in the jungle before,
I know that animals are dangerous.
That's why I became nervous.
I was fearful...
because I wasn't familiar...
with the environment.
That's why I was scared.
I thought it might be dangerous.
Slowly.
(The team moves slowly.)
(Did Kang Nam find something?)
What is that?
There are stairs.
- What? - There are stairs out of nowhere.
Isn't this...
(Stairs appear in the middle of the jungle.)
- a historic site? - Right.
- What is this... What? - What is it?
- What? - It's a monkey!
- Where? - It's over there.
There are a lot.
- Really? - There is a group of monkeys.
(They run into monkeys at a mysterious structure.)
- Where? - Look ahead of you.
Where? Oh, there they are!
(They sit like statues and stare at the Tribe members.)
(Why are there monkeys here?)
(They approach them with bated breath.)
Those monkeys must be a different kind.
- They are here. - They are here.
- They are here. - They are jumping on the trees.
- Really? - Yes.
(They become agitated upon spotting the Tribe members.)
- They're on guard. - What?
They're on guard.
Where are they?
They are looking around to see...
where we came from.
Humans and monkeys are the same.
(They approach carefully to connect with the monkeys.)
Come here.
(It shows its sharp teeth.)
It's warning us.
Let's be careful.
That was scary.
(It could have been dangerous.)
(They keep their distance and move slowly.)
There is a dome.
Let's go to the dome.
(What is this man-made structure...)
This is definitely man-made.
(inside the jungle?)
What is the purpose of this?
- You are curious, right? - I am curious.
There is nothing...
without purpose.
- It should have a purpose. - Right.
I feel like I should be here with courtesy.
Is this a temple?
It could be.
Look here.
These look like Kyoho grapes.
I guess there are a lot of these sites here.
(Despite the passage of time,)
- This is fascinating. - What?
This is fascinating.
(the statues are as impressive as ever.)
I wonder how the arms got cut off.
I am sure they simply broke.
I bet there is a meaning.
All the statues are missing arms.
They are missing heads and arms.
Why are they missing arms?
Judging from everything,
I think this place is a temple.
You may be right.
This is the ancient city of Sinhala Kingdom...
which existed in Sri Lanka 1,000 years ago.
This historic site is presumed to be a Buddhist temple...
from the golden age of Sinhala Kingdom.
The relics of Buddha are stored...
in this building.
However, there are only traces of the brilliant history.
After to the long history of war,
no one visits the temple anymore.
The ones who occupy the place now...
are the monkeys who have lived on this land for centuries,
called toque macaque.
It's a monkey species...
that is endemic to Sri Lanka.
They are called "Temple Monkeys"...
since they live in old palaces and temples.
Since they have a matriarchal society,
a superior female monkey leads to the best chance of survival.
(The competition is fierce to win the superior female monkey.)
Male monkeys risk their lives to win the female monkeys.
Now, there are about 1,000 toque macaques in this area.
A human society fell...
and a monkey kingdom came to be.
(They are the true owners of the land.)
They are on guard.
With the monkeys' attention on them,
Byung Man's Tribe moves forward very carefully.
About 1,000 monkeys still live there.
It felt strange.
The history of the monkeys...
is longer than that of mankind.
People left,
but the monkeys stayed behind.
It was fascinating.
At one stage in our history,
we were very similar to these monkeys.
Our ancestors are...
great-great-grandfathers and grandmothers.
They were like them.
(Chimpanzees and primates evolved from toque macaques.)
It gives us a window into our own past.
That's fascinating.
(They notice that...)
Look at them.
(the monkeys are eating something.)
The baby monkey is so cute.
(The monkeys are eating something.)
(Eating)
One time,
(Did Sung Su find food under the tree?)
we had a fascinating fruit.
- It was sweet and sour. - That sounds delicious.
You remember date plums, right?
(He looked for fruits with Ga Bi.)
(They stumbled upon fresh date plums by chance.)
(It's good.)
(It suits his taste.)
(He cracks it open with hopes.)
It's dry.
This is it.
It's as tasty as jelly.
That sounds delicious.
There are only peels. The monkeys ate all the fruits.
They ate all the fruits.
(The fresh fruits are gone.)
Monkeys and people...
have similar tastes.
We loved the fruit.
(Monkeys and people have similar tastes.)
Did you have it in the past?
We had it in the last habitat.
- Really? - Yes.
Habitat?
- Are we animals now? - The last survival zone.
Habitat.
Seeing the monkeys made me realize that...
we aren't much different.
(They get no fruits.)
Bye, monkeys.
Let's go.
- I want fruits. - Right.
This fruit is really tasty.
Do you see it?
Lift it up.
All right.
(The current score)
(The Indian Ocean attacks.)
It's a war!
(Let's go.)
It's exhausting just to sit here.
This evening will be a disaster.
We aren't doing so well.
Dragon King.
It's me, Min Ho.
Don't be like this!
(Reply, Indian Ocean.)
(Help us, Dragon King.)
Dragon King.
Let us catch just three fish.
That way, we will eat.
Why are you asking for 3 fish? We will catch 10 fish.
The waves are calm here.
(The Dragon King must have heard his call.)
Right? Shall we fish here?
(They cast the fishing lines again.)
Even if you are a veteran,
fishing is hard when you are in the jungle.
I just thought, "No matter who catches it,"
"it'll be great to have one more."
(Now, they just hope to make one more catch.)
Are they biting?
Yes, I think they're coming along.
(Did he finally feel a tug?)
I felt a tug on the tip of my hands.
Okay. I got a bite.
It's biting. Am I wrong?
(He's thrilled with the first bite.)
(His full focus is on his hands.)
No, this isn't it. Hold on.
(He's engaged in the toughest push and pull against the wild.)
(All his ability is revving up.)
Okay. I got a bite, Don Spike. I caught one.
I got a bite, Don Spike. I caught one.
I caught one.
(It's the first catch of the day.)
(Let's fish!)
I got it. Okay.
Okay.
It's so beautiful.
(It's so beautiful.)
(All the effort has paid off.)
This is what fishing is all about.
(Good job, brother.)
(2018 Jungle Fishing: Boom Takes Over the Seas)
Now, I've already caught one.
How many do we have left? Nine, right?
Let's hurry up, Don Spike. There's a lot here.
All right.
(He hears that there's a lot there.)
(Don Spike moves over to Boom's side.)
Come on. Let me know before you move this way.
(I guess he really wants to catch something.)
(I will make a catch no matter what.)
- I'm getting a bite. - They're biting.
They're starting to bite now.
(Looking serious)
I got one.
(Finally, a first bite)
Did you get one?
(He reels it in furiously.)
I lost it.
It's gone.
(The excitement was brutally short-lived.)
Anyone who has gone fishing before knows.
There's always that desire...
to at least out-catch your fishing companions.
It bums you out a lot.
(Don Spike makes his heart-wrenching confession.)
The waves are getting stronger.
Where were we earlier?
(The strong waves have carried the boat off pretty far.)
That's crazy.
That's how strong the tide can get?
Let's return for now.
I wish we could've stayed a bit longer.
I'm Bae Chul Soo.
Our boat is retreating.
We dreamed of returning with our boat full.
(They were not able to achieve it.)
It's what we wished for.
(They managed to catch a valuable fish at the end.)
Fishing is so hard.
(The two have returned with a small catch.)
We're lacking quite a bit.
- Come on in. - Welcome, Chief.
(Everyone returns one by one.)
- Come on in. - Come in.
Why are you coming through the backdoor?
- The front is wide open. - It was left open.
- Gosh. - I see.
Did you get to fish a lot today?
- Yes. - How was the catch?
We managed to catch a big fish.
(Standing ovation)
I guess I don't have to go in today.
- Let's be truthful, Don Spike. - A very large fish.
The Chief will get mad.
Well, we tried.
- Right. - We didn't get to fish much.
Boom barely managed to catch a small fish.
- Just one. - With my hands.
We left it over there.
- We'll use that. - The tide is low.
We managed to get a giant clam yesterday.
Let's go grab another one.
One fish won't do. So...
- We'll go get one. - We'll grab something.
(Let's keep the morning hope alive.)
(The sun is beginning to set.)
(Before it gets dark, they head on out to catch a giant clam.)
(The Emergency Trio's mission is to stave off the Tribe's hunger.)
- Chief. - Yes?
Are we planning to catch a lot?
- Yes. - Gosh.
We're too hungry.
Actually, the fatigue took a toll on my hearing.
(His body has suffered from diving all day long.)
Heading in at night seemed to be a stretch.
So, we decided to scavenge a bountiful dinner.
We had to do something and keep moving.
I never knew giant clams...
(Even the all mighty Byung Man...)
(pines after a single clam.)
Were so precious.
(Boom is on the prowl as well.)
It's not that hard to catch giant clam, everyone.
Stay sharp, keep a low posture, and look down.
Clams with a zig-zag opening are giant clams.
The flesh is white. Look for the zig-zag.
It'll be like finding a golden nugget.
We should shout if we find one.
Giant clam.
(It's just like the first day.)
It's not that hard.
We'll be searching hard for our dinner tonight.
Clam.
Clam, clam, show yourself.
Or else, you will get grilled.
(Doesn't that mean they'll get grilled anyway?)
Hey, a moray eel.
It's a moray eel.
(A scary and inedible moray eel appears.)
It's scary.
It's huge.
(They know they won't get eaten, so they're brazen.)
It's like their turf out here.
Why is there a blowfish here?
A blowfish. It's so cute.
(A cute and inedible blowfish appears.)
It's very cute.
- A blowfish? - How cute.
(It grabs everyone's attention.)
- Look at it. - Oh, my.
It's so cute.
If you grab it from the belly, it doesn't run.
- It doesn't run. - You're right.
Try cupping it gently from the bottom.
Come here.
(You can't eat me. Go look elsewhere, please.)
He brought the wrong pair of fins.
The water is creeping in more and more.
The prey are starting to hide.
We have to focus.
There's no time.
Oh, it's here. Look here.
(Did he find something?)
Look here.
Gosh. You see it, right?
Now, this is giant clam.
I have discovered it...
here in the Indian Ocean. I have to shout.
Giant clam!
(Should I lower my posture too?)
Awesome.
(He begins his fight with the giant clam.)
Well, I wasn't just picking it up.
When you open it up,
it resembles the fangs of a ferocious wild beast.
Doesn't it really seem like it?
Look at it? Imagine getting bitten by this.
You can risk great injury.
So, you must go behind it,
twist it, then displace it.
(Boom is on the hunt of a beast.)
(Panting)
(After a struggle, he manages to pull it out.)
A man's catch, a giant clam.
I love you, giant clams.
I can't do it like him.
It makes me itch.
(Don Spike is oddly unlucky compared to Boom.)
Hey, Don Spike. Look for that "W".
You did well yesterday.
I'll focus.
(It's my fault.)
(Getting startled)
Giant clam.
(Really?)
What?
(Giant clam)
But it's empty.
What?
It's an empty giant clam.
(Don Spike found an empty shell.)
Come on out, clam.
Clam.
I feel like knocking out, buddy.
Giant clam!
Did you find one?
Take a look.
(Boom has found another one.)
This is it.
Hey, Don Spike. It's a giant clam.
(This scene looks oddly familiar.)
Lucky.
- It's my second one. - Really?
Yes.
Should I take it from right to left?
Twist right then go left.
- And "Let's go"? - Let's go.
Nice one. Here I go.
- Okay. - Right to left.
- So, let's go. - Let's go.
That was tough.
I can tell by the way he works.
He's not just messing around.
He has the hardworking mentality of a rural person.
He has the physical aptitude.
He works very well.
Henceforth, call me "Giant Clam Mania".
Do you see this beautiful pattern?
It's a "W". Do you see it?
This is a giant clam.
Okay. Right to left.
(Right to left)
(Can we all shout together?)
Giant clam!
Take a look. It's like a fish market.
We're catching these live at night.
You're watching in real time.
We're live.
You're watching an online broadcast.
Everyone.
Send me some love, please.
Let's make an acrostic poem with "giant clam".
"Giant". It's not small.
"Clam". Dogs don't know what these taste like.
(Junglekingpin has left. Swagkiroo has left.)
(DonCry has left. Letthemplay has left.)
What? Look at that.
(Splashing)
(What's going on?)
Gosh. Why can't it just swim? It's jumping around.
(What kind of fish is that?)
It must be so tired. I'm not even trying to catch it.
- Look at that. What is it? - Over there.
(Fish rush)
- I got hit. - Hey, catch it!
- It's here! - Hey!
Catch it!
(It vanished like the wind.)
- We lost it. - I got smacked.
I felt it on my hands.
- Look. What is it? - Over there.
(It appears like a comet.)
(Don Spike got hit.)
- I got hit. - Hey, catch it!
- Hey! - Catch it!
("What on Earth!")
That's a gray mullet.
It just zipped off.
I got hit.
(It caused a fuss all around and disappeared.)
We almost got bitten.
How hilarious.
I should've carried around a basket.
(As the Chief, he needs to catch something.)
(Is there a fish we missed somewhere?)
- Yes. - I see a tail.
(Byung Man concentrates hard.)
(Is there something in the water?)
There it is.
Sure, I have the Chief's title.
But I'm also the most experienced.
As such, I should be going the extra mile.
It wasn't over yet.
(He stabs down without mercy.)
(Heart pounding)
(What happened to the prey?)
(A stingray)
Amazing.
It's huge.
- Watch the tail. - Right.
It's right here.
(Byung Man provided a great finale.)
- Be careful of the tail. - I need to cut it off.
I have to cut off the tail.
I did my share for dinner.
I did the least I can do.
It's big.
Watch the tail.
I'm catching more outside the water.
(This is the Chief's hunting finesse.)
I thought he was amazing.
Of course, I learned something.
It was admirable.
How should we cook it?
It's usually braised.
- We can take out the innards... - Right.
- and eat the bones and all. - Right.
- And braise it. - Braise it all.
We're going to need a steamer.
- Right. - A steamer.
(Is Don Spike's restaurant opening up again?)
This crab is great for making broth.
(Lastly, he picks up a crab.)
Leaving out the main ingredients for the feast,
they even manage to secure a sub item for taste.
You just pick it up.
Tonight's dinner will certainly be a feast.
(Tonight will be a party of food.)
We'll get some crab broth.
(The Tribe was preparing a scant dinner back at camp.)
I'm so shocked.
- A stingray. - A stingray.
- A stingray? - Braised stingray.
What?
We really brought it.
- What is that? - A stingray.
(Crowding around)
It's huge.
(Behold, a stingray)
I'll give it a try.
Should we place some leaves?
(He handles the precious stingray with care.)
We have food to share.
Do you like ray?
Gosh, it's alive.
(But it looks so good.)
(Fresh ray straight from the sea)
- Gosh. They're huge. - Here.
(The giant clams make it plentiful.)
There's so much to eat.
- Hey, Byung Man. - You know...
(They discuss how to braise the stingray.)
You know the plate you made earlier?
We'll take two to cover it.
And we'll braise it from the bottom.
(They're going to use bowls made from a plant?)
Braising.
(I'm in charge of jungle cooking.)
Exceptional taste is created by the ambience.
Expectations created during the cooking process...
will make it that much tastier.
- My aunt lives in Yeongwol. - Right.
- She's a fan of the show. - Okay.
She packed me a small pinch of homemade soybean paste
I'm thinking about using it to cook.
That's a great gift from your aunt.
We're very different characters.
Don Spike leans towards soul food.
I'm more about simplicity.
My cooking doesn't take too long.
(Jungle Cooking Face-off: Braised ray versus soybean crab)
- Did you catch it today? - Yes, today.
It's fresh.
(From Yeongwol, Gangwon Province, Boom)
(The only ingredient necessary are hardworking hands.)
(Cutting)
(Its freshness entertains our ears.)
(He places the pieces calmly)
(He drops in some of the giant clam.)
This is awesome.
(There's an ocean inside my old pot.)
(From Seoul, Don Spike)
(He makes a braising tool first.)
(They split the task evenly.)
(Scraping off the scales)
This must be better.
(His greatest strength is his experience.)
(Boom: Crab soybean paste stew)
- That should be good. - Yes.
This is country-style soybean paste from Yeongwol.
(The great ingredients make up for the lack of extra hands.)
There it is.
That looks so good.
Homemade soybean paste.
(Two large spoons of homemade soybean paste)
Look at that.
(Onlookers are getting wild.)
Before it burns...
I'll place it inside.
(They add chili peppers to spice it up.)
(Spicy visuals)
- These peppers are hot, right? - Very.
Very good.
- Bring it on. - Bring it on.
Here's the coral grill you envisioned.
- That looks good. - It's good.
(Don Spike: braised stingray)
Roll these in with your feet.
(Team Seoul creates a grill with coral rocks.)
- Like that. - Yes.
After digging a pit and lighting a fire, we bury it.
Then, we spray on some water.
We can cover the pit with banana leaves.
It's a kind of braising method.
We decided to give it a try.
That's how we braise it.
On this? I see.
- That's perfect. - How pretty.
We'll put it just like this.
This side.
(2. They dig a pit together.)
Dig it deeper. Earlier...
(2. They dig a pit together.)
- There. - That's good enough.
- Hold on. - Prepare the stingray.
- The stingray. - Yes.
Come on, stingray.
- Now, bury it. - Burying it up.
- It's hot. - It's hot.
- It's hot. - There.
Cover it up so the smoke doesn't escape.
(In order to contain the smoke, they cover the pit.)
That was quick with everyone involved.
(They cover it up quick.)
Pour the water. Listen for the sizzle.
(It's completed by pouring water into the pit.)
- Good. - Why?
Put your hand over it. It's good.
(The heat can be felt with the hand.)
It's very hot.
- Is it braising in there? - Yes.
(Crab soybean paste stew versus braised stingray)
We don't know how long it'll take. It's all on instinct.
(Who will win?)
It's by feeling.
- Okay. - Let's take out the stingray.
- Right now? - Right now?
We'll set it all up and eat it all together.
(They first check on it.)
Is the bottom burnt?
(It has appeared.)
There.
How will it look?
I think it'll look amazing.
- Amazing? - We don't have gloves, right?
We don't have gloves, right?
(The stingray is revealed.)
(It's not cooked at all.)
Undercooked?
(This isn't right.)
(It looks like a hat.)
(Where should we take it?)
It's undercooked, right?
(It heads over to get grilled.)
Lift it slightly.
(All that's left is the soybean paste stew.)
- Over there. - Okay.
- It's good. - Gosh. Byung Man.
- Is it sizzling? - I'll show you slightly.
Where did Ga Bi go?
(The big reveal)
It looks amazing.
I prefer a mother's cooking.
Family-style meals, you know?
That looks great.
- That looks great. - Thank you for the meal.
We have so many dishes today.
- We caught everything. - Let's eat.
There you go.
I'll taste this.
Okay.
(Slurping)
How is it?
(Anticipating)
What's this?
- What? - It's amazing.
There's a deep soybean taste.
(Boom is proud.)
Try this.
It's spicy.
(Kang Nam tastes it next.)
- The muscle? - Yes, it's so good.
(Exclaiming)
(This is...)
This is art.
It's good.
- We caught this earlier. - Right.
Is it the muscle? It's on the bottom.
- Muscle? - Yes.
I'm curious.
(Don Spike tries it as well.)
This is so good.
(How is it?)
- It's good. - What do I do?
It's perfectly seasoned.
(The opponent compliments the stew.)
This and the soybean paste...
- Who caught the big crab? - We have to order rice.
I know.
(He's the jungle's sexy cook thanks to his aunt.)
(Current rating)
They're all on the bottom.
There are like eight.
We caught them.
We can have one per person.
This is amazing.
- I'll have a muscle. - It's so good.
(Chief has his first bite.)
Try it with the soup.
Are you going to cry?
- Are you crying? - He's crying.
After having the muscle...
Drink the soup.
You must be wealthy.
Only wealthy people can do this.
(He's not envious of any wealthy persons today.)
Try the whole thing.
Good.
(Boom experiences it as well.)
(Exclaiming)
(How does the crab taste?)
(Biting)
(Sucking)
(She sounds like a dolphin.)
- Is it good? - This is awesome.
- Try some. - We're eating crabs in the jungle.
This is awesome.
With chili peppers, this is just...
(He expresses the taste of the soybean paste with his body.)
- He's going to fly. - Try this.
- Thank you. - We have to thank Boom's aunt.
We should send her a video message.
Thank you, ma'am.
This...
(My aunt's soybean paste is the best.)
I know.
(They finish the soup.)
This is so good.
I want to add water and boil this again.
- With soybean paste. - We can do it tomorrow.
- That was good. - That sounds good.
The main dish is coming. Give it a minute.
(It's time for the braised stingray.)
- It must have a clean taste. - It's not over yet.
I'm hungry again.
I cleaned it...
and tried my best.
I think it's worth some bonus points.
- Here. - You can put it down.
It looks good.
- It looks good. - It's hard to guess.
- With the soybean paste... - Should I bring the sauce?
- It's better braised. - Right.
- When you grill it... - It looks hot.
- The smell. - Gloves.
- Soybean paste? - Yes.
He made the sauce with soybean paste.
The soybean paste stew?
(Boom takes something out from the fire.)
Here's the stew.
(The stew?)
Here's the stew.
- The stew? Here it is. - Please take it.
(He emptied the leftover stew.)
I'll get the soybean paste ready.
(Boom made...)
(the soybean paste extract.)
(They're excited.)
This will be good.
He shouted.
(Exclaiming)
(It looks amazing.)
- This is cheating. - I wonder how it tastes.
- Is it good? - Should we dip?
- Let's dip. - Let's dip.
Let's do that. Shall we?
(This is driving them nuts.)
Oh, my goodness.
(He dips it fully in the paste.)
This looks so good.
- This has to be. - Goodness.
(What is the first review of the braised stingray?)
- Sung Su. - Eldest first.
(Eldest Sung Su tries it first.)
Oh, my goodness.
It looks good.
(It's painful to watch.)
- This is fantastic. - Really?
The soybean paste makes all the difference.
Try it, Byung Man.
It's perfectly cooked.
It's well-cooked.
It was a brilliant idea to make the sauce.
It truly was.
(His eyes open wide.)
There's so much meat.
- This is no joke. - It's so good.
This is...
Ga Bi.
(Ga Bi has a bite as well.)
I thought you can't eat seafood.
She said she can neither eat seafood nor stews.
This is so good.
- I thought you said... - I love seafood the best.
- Do you? - Yes.
Thank you.
(She overcame her fear of water and grew a new appetite.)
It looks like we're eating chicken.
Like we're each eating a drumstick.
That was a big one.
- It's cooked well. - That was a big one.
The saltiness goes away.
- It's good. - It's not overly salty.
(The stingray is the best.)
You have to chew on the bone.
- Are stingrays usually this chewy? - Hey.
(The meat is thick.)
- Dip it. - This is the best.
It's so chewy.
(He dips the thick meat in the sauce.)
It's good.
It's only suitable if you take a big bite.
Take a big bite.
- Here. - Goodness.
(He's on a different level of eating.)
- It feels like you're eating now. - Don Spike's eating show.
We're eating such good food in the jungle.
It's so good.
(He's mumbling.)
I know.
(The braised stingray also gets five stars.)
I wasn't going to say this again,
but this is the best.
(The stingray is the best.)
Sung Su. Never mind.
I know.
I want to say "FP".
Food Party.
"Foopa".
Foopa, Foopa
It was a great feast.
It was a celebration.
That was great.
We practiced eating,
- so let's start our survival. - Okay.
The rehearsal is over.
This is day one of our survival.
We all know how to catch fish now.
We spent four hours cooking.
Time flew by.
I know...
but as time passed by,
I got too serious...
about this show.
It didn't feel like I was on a show.
I got too absorbed in the jungle.
I really don't want to go back to Korea.
I think I'll really miss the jungle when I go to Korea.
(She's about to tear up.)
It's okay.
Don't cry!
- Let's develop. - Develop.
What did you say?
What was that?
Do you mean "develop"?
I almost misunderstood him.
He's positive.
- Let's start a wave. - Let's do a wave.
How?
Until the end, Byung Man's Tribe was full of passion...
and laughter.
Will they be victorious...
in the next survival as well?
(What kind of survival awaits them?)
Next week.
(Mother Nature is vast in its beauty.)
(As soon as you're blinded by it,)
(the land you're stepping on will disappear.)
(They must escape before the island sinks!)
(The waves don't give them a way.)
(It's unpredictable. The weather is back and forth.)
(Will Byung Man's Tribe survive safely?)
(The new Tribe is stronger and more intense!)
(Lee Yong Dae, Prince of Shuttlecock)
(Lee Yu Bi, the tomboy)
(Lee Min Hyuk, Little Byung Man from BTOB)
(Jung Gyu Woon, the jungle expert)
(Jo Jae Yun, the return of the team leader)
(Jun, the idol member of nature)
(Yeon Woo, the jungle energizer)
(Byung Man's Tribe's feisty survival is about to start!)
(The Law of Jungle in the Last Indian Ocean, Friday at 10pm)