Previously on The Law of Jungle in Tasman.
The 41st Tribe is going for...
kiwi bird adventures in Tasman,
the South Island of New Zealand that looks like a kiwi bird.
(It's a no-fire survival.)
Their survival topic is rather shocking.
It's a no-fire survival.
The Tribe is given with...
a no-fire survival kit...
that will come handy for the minimum requirement to survive.
Regardless of the tough condition, they came up with a nice idea...
and created a solar cooker.
They also went out to search for food.
But all they got was a few pieces of fruits.
The Tribe could not find any proper food.
(It's not biting.)
To make it worse, the sun set before they found any food.
The solar cooker they made...
became useless at night.
Let's go, baby!
However, they could not give up eating just like that.
They went for hunting under water at night.
When they went down under water regardless of the cold temperatures,
they found a lot of fish...
that they could not find during the day.
There's a lot of eels.
The Tribe found hope in the river.
They're divided into two teams, under water hunting and fishing.
They worked hard together to do the night hunting.
(The Tribe's waiting for fish to bite the bait.)
Here it is. Let's use this.
Throw it.
- We can't put it like this. - Will it fall?
Don't you think it will fall?
It would be amazing if we could catch anything.
The problem comes even after we get the fish.
- How do we eat it? - We can't cook or anything.
(Julien and the team are still searching for fish under water.)
(Seung Soo spots something.)
(Captain Julien is on his way.)
(He spots trout.)
(Don't move!)
(But the trout swam away.)
(It moves very quickly.)
(The trout's gone in the blink of an eye.)
(Yoon Bak's searching for fish too.)
Here!
(He spots a lot of huge eels.)
I found one eel here.
But I can't go down to under water.
Come on!
(Captain Julien is on his way again.)
I was very hungry then.
But I had to go for it because I would starve throughout the night.
(I will get it for sure this time.)
(Julien's facing the huge trout.)
(Julien moves first with the net.)
(The eel moves back.)
(The huge eel just got inside the rock.)
It's hard to catch eels with bare hands.
They're very smart.
Are you giving up on this?
- I give up on the eels. - Really?
I can't get eels.
(He's desperately searching for food to relieve hunger.)
(But he gets tired as he fails to catch fish.)
I didn't have any proper tools.
But I still wanted to try to get it.
I wanted to catch fish with my bare hands.
(But it's impossible to catch fish with bare hands.)
(He gives up in the end.)
(His legs are shaking.)
- Is there anything? - He's back.
It's really cold out there.
Are you okay? Is there a lot of fish?
Yes, there's a lot of fish.
But these fish are really...
sensitive and quick.
Why am I having a headache?
It's because it's too cold.
It's too cold.
(Seung Soo is also back to the Tribe after a long search.)
There's a lot of huge eels.
Yes, there's a lot.
Let's try it again.
Shall we do it together?
When I came back to the Tribe after giving up on getting eels,
my body temperature was low already.
It wasn't only me who was desperate for food.
I was starving.
It was also really cold because I got wet at night.
While everybody failed to get fish under water,
even Captain Julien gave up searching for fish under water.
Let me stack these up.
The hungry Tribe's only hope is fishing.
Will they be able to get eels by fishing?
(Will the hungry Tribe get eels by fishing?)
(The Tribe's now focusing on fishing.)
Don't pull it too hard.
- What? - Don't pull it too hard.
(Shaking)
Grab it.
Something's biting it.
- My goodness, what's that? - My fishing rod's moving.
It's Bora's!
- Mine's moving! - My goodness.
- I'm on my way. - All right.
- Something's biting it. - Please grab it for me.
Something really is biting it. Let's pull it.
I can feel something's biting it.
- There's something! - We got it!
(Really?)
It's an eel!
Oh, my gosh! We got it.
Goodness!
- Here! - My gosh!
Goodness, look at that.
- Step aside. - Goodness.
It's huge!
It's moving like crazy.
I can't believe this.
- Lift it up. - Put it in a basket with water.
- My goodness. - It's so strong.
- How did we get this? - Goodness.
Oh, my goodness.
Gosh, it's so strong.
- It's really strong. - Goodness!
It scared me.
It's very big too.
(They got their first eel in Tasman.)
It's so huge that it looks like a snake.
I wasn't expecting anything.
- But we got it. - I know.
(They're throwing the fishing line back to the river.)
Let's pull this one towards us.
- What? Something's pulling this. - You're right.
Is it drifting away?
(Is it the current of water?)
Let me touch it again. Something really is biting this.
No.
It not the eel, is it?
I think they just bit off the bait.
Then they just swam away.
I could feel that something was biting the bait, but now it's gone.
They swam away after taking the bait.
(Shall we pull it?)
Oh, no. It feels heavy.
- We got it! - Yes, we got it.
- We got it! - He got it.
- We got it! - Yes, we got it.
- We got it! - He got it.
We got it!
(They got another eel again.)
- My goodness. - It's huge.
(It's a huge eel.)
It isn't small at all.
- My goodness. - It's unbelievable.
This one's even bigger.
- What? - This one's even bigger.
Look at this.
This is why people want to eat eels.
It's so strong.
Let's go.
Look! It's moving.
Which one?
- Is there anything? - It's 100 percent.
- It's an eel for sure? - 100 percent sure.
It's biting the bait.
- More eels? - Pull it.
- Come! - It's here.
- Here, Bora. - Oh, my goodness.
It's an eel! My goodness.
- We have an abundant harvest. - My gosh, I can't believe this.
Put it down.
Don't bite me.
My shirt's wet.
We got it.
(Bora and Ki Young got 3 eels.)
We got three eels.
This one's the smaller one.
We got it again!
- You got it? - I got it.
(Did Captain Julien finally get it?)
(Full of confidence)
- What is it? - He got something.
What did he get?
What is that?
- It's another eel. - Gosh, it's huge!
He got it.
(Julien's lifting the eel that's stuck with the fishing line.)
We have four eels in total.
Let me bring it over.
It's incredible.
Yes!
(The eel got dropped.)
(No!)
(Julien's trying to catch it.)
Did it drop? Did it fall off?
Where did it go?
It's not his day.
We almost got it.
Where did it go?
It's gone now.
My goodness.
You can put that down.
What is this?
That's the bait.
My goodness.
I kept diving for more than 20 times.
But I couldn't get any eels.
But when I stepped out of water,
I almost had it. It was my last chance.
I missed one at night.
I didn't catch it. It was too bad.
He almost had it.
- Goodness. - You were too excited.
I'll tie this up again.
Where did it go?
It must've left.
I guess you and hunting don't go together.
- Put it down. - It fell out.
Put it down.
It let go of the bait.
- Throw it again. - It overlapped.
That's unbelievable.
(I wish I get a bite at least.)
What?
Three.
- What? - Is there something?
Did it get stuck somewhere?
No, pull it.
No, I can't.
- I think it got stuck. - It's stuck.
Is it?
- I think it's stuck. - Can't you pull it?
- No. - I'll go in.
I'll try to pull it first.
This one is stuck too.
- Is it? - I think this one is stuck too.
- I'll go in and undo them. - Okay.
He's going in.
(Emergency repair)
(Let's see.)
(He follows the fishing line...)
(and pulls it out.)
Be careful. Here.
It drifted farther.
Did it go far?
(He searched for the fishing lines.)
(Wriggling eel)
(An eel is eating another eel.)
(A huge eel has a small eel in its mouth.)
(Shocked)
Goodness.
A huge eel bit a small eel...
that we caught. The big one...
cut the fishing line and it's dragging the small eel.
That's unbelievable.
A huge eel is eating a small eel.
- That's unbelievable. - Goodness.
(The Chief dives in for a closer look.)
(What will it look like?)
(Cannibalism involves consuming the same species as food.)
(This behavior can be often observed between carnivorous fish.)
A huge eel ate a small one.
It ate the small one, cut the line, and swam away.
I went close to it and got scared.
(It's kind of scary.)
I'm not surprised anymore.
- I'm not that scared. - We keep catching them.
How...
will we cook the eel?
Here.
When we caught eels,
we screamed for joy,
but we had no way to eat them.
(They can't cook them without fire.)
(After collecting the fishing line, the Chief searches the water.)
I wanted to check...
how many fish there were.
We'll eat the sizable ones.
I wondered how many fish lived here.
(He searches the 5m deep river attentively.)
(He finds life!)
(Here goes the Ant-Man!)
(It's a trout!)
(It feels vibration and swims away!)
(The Chief won't miss it!)
(The trout hides between the rocks.)
(He prepares a scooping net on the other side.)
(Using the scooping net on the other side, )
(he catches the trout!)
(Floundering)
(The strong trout tries to escape!)
(The Chief uses all his strength to seal the opening.)
(He can't rest easy.)
(He returns to the survival place with the net tightly closed.)
He's back.
He's swimming like a speedboat.
Isn't he fast?
- He caught a fish. - He did.
- He caught something. - What is it?
- What's that? - He caught a trout.
- What is that? - Gosh.
- It's a trout. - A trout.
(Wow!)
(The Chief successfully caught a trout!)
- It might escape. - No.
- Unbelievable. - Amazing.
It's huge.
(Catch it.)
- It's unbelievable. - Look at this.
(The big fish is bigger than the net.)
You should dive in more.
I would.
How did you catch it?
(Captain Julien is wondering.)
- You should've gone in quietly. - Quietly and secretly?
It was...
swimming...
- between the rocks. - Yes.
(Julien is super jealous.)
Did you poke the other way a little?
I poked and it went that way.
(The Chief is the best.)
It's really big.
You almost lost it in the end.
Take it out carefully.
Gosh, the net is...
(The scooping net works perfectly!)
The net is strong.
(The trout fills the entire mesh onion bag.)
I can't believe you caught this.
(How big is the trout?)
57.
- It's 57. - 57.
57cm.
(It's a huge 57cm trout.)
- Really? - Yes.
Goodness.
It's more exciting than I thought.
It's too bad we don't have fire.
Can we grill this?
(Can we eat this without fire?)
- Well... - We'll find out tomorrow, right?
Now you're worrying about how to cook them.
I can take it out, right?
(Looking around)
Well...
If you want to eat fish, I'll go get one.
- Me? - I'll go in.
Do you want one?
If I get another one, will you eat it?
I'll catch one for you.
On one condition though.
What is it?
Lend me a lamp.
(Why does he need a lamp?)
If you lend me a lamp,
I'll go in and catch one for you.
A lamp...
(He needs a lamp.)
and some oil.
Then I'll catch one for you.
When I was in Galapagos,
I used a lamp to cook.
I can boil water,
and make ramyeon.
(A lamp was used to boil water and cook food.)
It gives enough heat.
Isn't it good?
I'll catch one for you.
(He thinks on his feet.)
Do you know how expensive it is?
We can cook it.
He's awesome.
If you catch one, we'll give them to you.
- If I catch one? - Yes.
(1 trout)
If I catch one,
give us a lamp and cooking oil.
- Good luck! - We can fry it.
Then we'll get them 100 percent.
(The Tribe's destiny depends on this.)
This is an important moment.
One more.
It's almost midnight.
- Really? Already? - Yes.
(The Chief goes back in the water even before his suit gets dry.)
He's amazing in the water.
(Chief Byung Man dives in for the tribe members.)
(They're counting on him and also worried about him.)
I'm already cold.
I went in earlier. It was so cold.
(The Chief has been in the cold water for 2 hours.)
No matter what.
What we can do is...
to cook with a lamp.
That's all we can do.
(In the cold water, )
(he spots a trout!)
(He closes in on the trout.)
(He gets the scooping net ready.)
(We can eat only if I catch this!)
(It's a midnight trout chase!)
(He gets a chance to catch it!)
(Slithers away)
(It escapes the net in a flash!)
(It's faster than the one he caught earlier!)
(He can't give up because of the tribe members!)
I really want to eat, but Byung Man must be so tired.
Gosh.
The Chief is working so hard to feed us.
- I feel really bad. - Me too.
How long has been in the water?
- It's been a really long time. - Yes.
He must be so cold.
(Cheer up, Chief.)
Byung Man must be so tired.
(Because he's the Chief, )
He's trying to feed us.
(he's been fighting in the cold water for 30 minutes.)
(I'll catch it this time at any cost!)
(He finds another trout!)
(He's being very careful.)
(He closes in on the trout.)
(This is the perfect chance.)
(He approaches it carefully.)
(It's a surprise attack.)
(It resists violently.)
(He manages to close off the hole.)
(The Chief did it!)
(They can finally cook now with the lamp light.)
Goodness, he's back.
He's back.
- Why did it take you so long? - He came back.
Hold on.
We need to get ready to catch whatever he has.
- What? - Gloves.
- Get me gloves. - This one's not it.
Take this one.
- Here it is. - He missed it.
He did?
(The trout was resisting fiercely.)
(Shaking)
(It broke through the net...)
(and escaped.)
(He almost made it.)
He did?
(Where did it go?)
(It swims away leisurely.)
(He doesn't give up.)
(He dives back in the cold water.)
(It's hiding quietly.)
(He approaches it carefully.)
(Their first meal depends on this.)
(He captures it again.)
(He hugs the trout...)
(with his whole body.)
(He successfully captures the trout!)
- He's swimming back fast. - He's fast.
- He's swimming back fast. - He caught something.
- He caught something. - What is it?
He caught something.
(The Chief is the best!)
(Byung Man can do whatever he sets his mind to.)
You're incredible.
You're awesome.
(They can finally have their first meal.)
- You're awesome, Chief. - What should we do?
You're awesome.
This is big.
- How big is it? - Measure it.
It's big.
- Just one? - This is great.
(They put it in an onion bag.)
(He demands a deal from the staff.)
- This is slippery. - It's for you.
Take it and have it.
(Give it to me.)
- Give it to us. Hurry up. - Let's go, Byung Man!
Oh, my.
(They get a lamp light and cooking oil.)
- Do you want an eel as well? - Take one.
- Do you want one? - Give them an eel.
Bring over the net.
- Wrap it in foil and make a pot. - I know.
Put it on top of the lamp.
So the oil doesn't drip.
Make a few layers and push it down.
- The heat will make it hot. - Because of the heat.
Thanks to the effort of the jungle hero Byung Man,
there's some hope for the No Fire Survival.
Let's joyfully get ready...
for the first meal.
- Have you cut fish before? - What?
Have you cut fish before?
(Julien starts cutting the eel.)
(Open up, eel.)
- It looks too easy. - I know.
I can't believe we caught eels.
Okay, that looks good.
This is the flesh.
It is, right? Just remove the organs.
(It's filled with white flesh.)
- Should I wash it once? - Yes.
There's a lot of flesh.
Let's make it.
(The remaining members start making the lamp fryer.)
Put it here.
We have to put this inside and make a pot.
(Cover the inside of the lamp with foil and mold it in place.)
- Do we pour it on top? - Yes.
Hold on. The oil shouldn't leak.
- I see. - We need a few layers.
(The oil may leak, so you need several layers of foil.)
Do you like to cook?
I cook sometimes...
- because I have no choice. - You have no choice?
I thought you like to cook.
- Well... - No?
- I like... - Just say...
you love to cook.
I do.
You're going to do it anyways.
Don't regret it.
(The fryer is almost complete.)
I think this is enough.
Don't spill it.
(The cooking oil is here.)
The oil has a nice color.
Isn't it so nice?
I thought it was white wine.
We can fry pork cutlet.
(They can finally have fried food.)
I didn't know cooking oil had such a nice color.
It looks like white wine.
We need foil on the bottom.
- Do we need foil? - Yes.
- Put foil on the bottom. - We washed it.
Hold that side.
Hold it tight.
(The skin looks fresh.)
I can't believe I'm looking at this.
(They're all focused.)
(Crunchy)
(The sound makes their hearts flutter.)
Watch your fingers.
I can't believe we're having fried eels at this hour.
I can eat anything right now, and it'd be good.
I never imagined we'd be having eels.
This is Norwegian eel.
Is this Norway?
- I mean... - Norwegian eels are good.
New Zealand.
I heard Norwegian eels are good too.
I have low sugar.
This is nice.
I almost missed it.
That was natural.
(He starts slicing the eel.)
This looks good.
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(Exclaiming)
(It's difficult to slice the fish.)
This is what you see in restaurants.
This is eel from a restaurant.
(He cuts it up in bite-sized pieces.)
This is good.
(The flesh is thick.)
The eel is ready.
Goodness.
We just have to fry it now.
- Test it. Dip it in oil slightly. - Are you frying it?
Just the end.
(Is the oil hot?)
If you look...
Remove the lid.
But this is...
I know.
I can smell the oil.
- It smells good. - There's smoke.
I think it's hot.
I don't know if it's ready.
Right? It's unchanged, right?
- Should I put it in? - It's ready.
I see the bubbles.
(She hesitates then tosses it in.)
I see the bubbles.
(Hurrah)
(They're all excited.)
Look at that.
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I see the bubbles.
(Oh yeah! Eel.)
(They're all excited.)
Look at that.
- Wasn't that too many? - Put more in.
- Let's add some more. - I really want it.
- I can't believe this. - Put more in.
(The eel is fried in oil.)
It will float after a while, right?
- It smells good. - Hold on.
Let's put all of these in.
Is Bora frying it?
(Bora's restaurant)
Fry it for a while and wait until it floats.
- It has to turn yellow. - You can leave it.
This is turning yellow.
Smell that.
(Let's smell it.)
(His mouth gets more watery.)
(Swallowing)
(She minimizes the heat loss for perfectly fried eels.)
(Sighing)
Is it not ready yet?
I ordered a long time ago.
- No, not yet. - Okay.
This place is good but it takes some time.
- It's because we try our best. - It's good.
It takes a long time when you order eel...
- because we catch them... - You do?
- and slice them ourselves. - Does your husband catch them?
I do everything.
- Do you? - Yes.
(Bora, the great eel maestro)
It sounds different now.
It's really chubby.
(The eel turns chubby after being soaked in oil.)
This is no joke.
Look. This looks so good.
Look at that.
(They have high hopes.)
This restaurant is good.
- It smells so good. - It does.
(The eel fillet gets cooked.)
(It looks firm.)
- What do we do now? - This smells so good.
Should we put it on this? If it's cooked?
Move it if it's ready.
(It's finally ready!)
This looks good.
This restaurant is good.
Their specialty is eel.
This is the opening day.
I see.
That looks so good.
(They are...)
(anticipating.)
(This is their precious first meal of the day.)
This is no joke.
Put it on this.
- Watch out for the oil. - We can definitely have...
- a piece each. - I agree.
- A piece each person. - We can move two pieces each.
You get a piece first.
That's right.
He made this possible.
Chief.
- He caught two trouts. - Chief.
(They got the lamp and the cooking oil because of him.)
Oh, dear.
(Chewing)
What do you say?
- Do we have to cook it some more? - Just try it.
"Try it."
- Try it. - Youngest.
Youngest.
- Youngest. - No, no.
- Try it. - Jungle food.
This is fascinating.
- It's not hot, right? - No.
It's crispy.
I wonder how it tastes.
I bet it's savory.
It's so good.
- Is it? - It's so good.
Seung Soo.
- Okay, let me try a piece. - Go ahead.
Okay, I have to eat.
You must have been really hungry.
This place is good.
(Bora's fried eels have 100 percent satisfaction rate.)
This place is good.
- Kyung Joon. - Try this first.
Kyung Joon.
(Bora takes care of each person.)
This is...
I didn't know it would taste like this.
This is good.
You're supposed to eat the whole thing.
- I'm watching. - Use your hand.
Let go of the chopsticks.
I mean it.
- It's really good. - This is nice.
Ki Young.
(Ki Young finally gets a bite.)
This is nice.
Bora, eat first.
It's okay.
- Thank you. - I don't want to chew.
What?
There's nothing I don't like about it.
This is how I feel.
Everybody is happy.
- Look at that. - I want a piece too.
(Bora takes a piece after she feeds everybody.)
This will be good even if you can't eat eel.
It has a clean taste.
It's so clean.
It has a good texture too.
- Doesn't it taste like cutlassfish? - I agree.
A little bit. It's less salted.
- Go ahead. - Give it to me.
Isn't it hot?
- It's not. Take a piece. - Nancy?
- Which one should I take? - It doesn't matter.
Take a big piece.
- She knows how to eat it. - She does.
She took two.
(Slurping)
It's so...
(It's so soft.)
- What is she saying? - It's hot.
- It's Korean and English mixed. - It's hot.
- Take one. - Is it good?
- Yes. - It's good.
It's better.
- That one's better. - Yes?
- It's good. - This is so good.
Get me that one.
Here.
I think this is good too.
The skin is good.
This is how eel tastes like.
This is good.
That wasn't enough to be satisfying.
Let's catch one trout.
- What? A trout? - Another one?
(This is not enough.)
- A trout? - Should we catch a trout?
(It's 3am now which is too late.)
It's a bit...
It's too late.
We can be quick.
I don't know if we can do it.
We can fry...
the whole trout head. Just the head.
- Like fried fish head? - We can eat the flesh tomorrow.
Just the trout head today.
They gulped down the eel,
and they're still not satisfied.
They decide to eat the trout too.
- Should we cut it up? - Okay.
It's alive.
- Seung Soo. - I think it's bigger.
We have to...
- scale it first. - That's true.
- Knife. - Here's a knife.
(Is it my turn to step up?)
- Can you scale it? - Do you want me to do it?
(How good is Seung Soo at scaling fish?)
(Scraping)
There's so much scale.
(He slices it neatly.)
Seung Soo, there's an eel.
- Eel! - Where?
- It's a monster. - Bring a fish hook.
- It's huge. - This one.
- What should we do? - It's following the smell.
- It's coming. - Hold on.
This one?
- It ate it. - What was that?
It inhaled everything.
(It ate the trout gut that was floating away.)
What did it eat?
The small piece.
- The skin? - Yes.
Give me the bait. Give it to me.
I'm surprised the eel actually smelled it and swam over here.
(Biting)
It ate.
(This is unbelievable.)
(Can they catch it?)
We caught it.
Did we get it?
- Move it. - Take it out. Go.
It's huge.
This is insane.
- Look at how big it is. - It was right in front of us.
We caught it as it was biting the bait.
- This is incredible. - It's huge.
That's the one from earlier.
It's the same one.
- How is this an eel? - What's this?
It's a monster.
Can we fry this? It's so big.
It's mad.
This is too big.
It's so strong.
- Be careful. - Hold on.
It's longer than that.
Wait, this is too big.
Go, go.
- Hey! This is too big. - Go, go.
Gosh, hold on.
Hold on.
Byung Man, is it the length of your leg?
- Is it taller than you? - Hey.
I said your leg.
They said your height.
This is the length of my leg.
This is an anaconda.
This is huge.
I've never seen such thing.
Me neither. I've never seen something this big.
(Seung Soo finishes cleaning the trout.)
You're so detailed.
I'll slice it now.
(They start cutting up the trout.)
(They cut up the head to fry.)
This is going to be so good.
Roasted fish head is the best in fish restaurants.
What's that? Are trouts usually this color?
- Yes. - It's so thick.
It's huge.
- This is amazing. - It's amazing, right?
(There's so much flesh.)
- They could smell it. - Look at the color.
(They divide the body in half.)
Hold this.
(They're going to dry it in onion bags and eat it tomorrow.)
Let's eat the head.
We have to fry this.
- Fry it as it is. - I'll toss it in.
(He drops it in.)
Look at that.
(They're amazed by the fried fish.)
There's more.
- Goodness. - Here.
(Is this for real?)
This is steak. Trout steak.
I want to try that. The fried trout.
(Trout steak)
This is unbelievable.
(Bora can fry trout as well.)
- The specialty is freshwater fish. - This is the best.
(It's golden brown.)
- There's a lot. - I'll do it.
This is driving me nuts. What should I do?
I'm going to fry it.
I'll take this out...
and fry it again.
It's better when you fry it twice.
This place is really good.
This place is good.
- She knows what she's doing. - They have good recipes.
- I use my hands. - She has a know-how.
- I think it' ready. - Take it out.
I was going to make steamed trout tomorrow.
- Look at the trout. - I see.
Look at this.
I don't know what to sell tomorrow.
This smells so good.
Is it different?
Look at that.
I know. It was salty.
It's good.
This is amazing.
It looks amazing.
Goodness.
Cut it.
- Can you cut it? - Look at that.
Fried trout head.
It's big, so we could fry it.
This smells so good.
(She takes the flesh off the cheek bone.)
That part is really chewy. It's next to the gills.
Just take this part off.
(Here's boneless fried trout head.)
- We can eat it now. - We can use our hands.
It's hot.
This is chewy.
Isn't it so good?
(This is so good.)
This is really good.
(Seung Soo cleaned the fish. He tries a piece.)
- Try some. - This is so chewy.
The flesh.
The flesh is chewy.
My goodness.
Gosh, it's different.
- Give it a try. - Go ahead.
(He slurps the fish.)
It's tasty.
I am getting bone marrow.
This would be like fish you get at a restaurant...
with sauce. Seriously.
Even without sauce, it's really tasty.
It's really tasty.
The head is tasty. Head is the best part of fish.
(Head is the best part of fish.)
(Reaching)
Julien is eating with gusto now.
- It's tasty. - It's really tasty, right?
It's really tasty.
It's like fish you get at a restaurant.
It's tasty.
- It's so tasty. - It's different from the eel.
It's okay. Try it.
(He tries the trout eye.)
(It's the texture he has never had before.)
- It feels like... - The texture?
- jelly. - Jelly?
(They thought they would be hungry on their first day at Tasman.)
The head is tasty.
It's so tasty.
This is good.
(The dinner tastes even more amazing since they were hungry.)
It's good, right?
- It's so good. - Seriously.
It's just salty enough.
You are right.
It's so good.
(They eat all of the fish.)
- I am a bit sleepy now. - Right?
- I have been sleepy for a while. - I am sleepy.
It's the best to pass out at a place like this.
I have been sleepy ever since we finished fishing.
It's the best to pass out.
We are sleepy since we have food in our stomachs.
- I know. - After the first meal,
Byung Man's Tribe prepares to go to bed.
They need to sleep without fire tonight.
Not having the fire is the worst.
(They wear layers of clothes.)
I wanted to be prepared for the coldness.
I wore as many layers as I could.
(Now, they must fight against the coldness.)
All right.
(He defends himself perfectly.)
Did you layer up?
Yes.
One,
2, and 3.
I am also wearing a vest and a T-shirt.
I am wearing five layers.
I am more worried...
about insects.
Right?
(Sandflies bugged Byung Man's Tribe since the day.)
(Insects became more active at night.)
(Insects cover the sky at night in Tasman.)
This is bad.
My goodness.
(Seung Soo brings something.)
This is...
something I prepared.
(He puts an onion sack over his head.)
- I need to do this. - Seung Soo, I was joking.
I really need to do this.
I need to prepare myself.
(He defends himself against sandflies.)
It's like camouflage.
(His face is separated from the world.)
My face is...
I was joking.
I really need to do this.
I was bitten in a dozen places.
At first, I thought,
"I can endure this."
But once they became fully active,
they began...
to chase after me relentlessly.
(Why are you chasing after me?)
That's why I covered my face with a red mesh sack...
before I went to bed.
(The onion sack is his only refuge.)
Your wrists...
(Kyung Joon sprays bug repellent on the others.)
Here you go.
Give me your hands.
(Kyung Joon sprays bug repellent on the others.)
All right.
(The Tribe members cover their faces...)
You aren't wearing many layers.
(and go to bed.)
Good night.
(They don't have the fire, but each other's body temperature.)
(One man can't go to bed.)
(To prepare for hunger that could hit them anytime, )
(Chief Byung Man goes to bed only after he casts a fishing line.)
(The night without the fire deepens.)
(The sun of survival rises once again.)
(Byung Man's Tribe, good morning.)
(Everyone seems to be fast asleep.)
(However, )
(unwelcomed guests visit Byung Man's Tribe.)
(Sandflies are after their blood.)
(Biting)
(Scratching)
(It itches.)
(Bak wakes up.)
(Why are there so many sandflies?)
(Rustling)
(The attack of the sandflies leaves everyone twitching.)
(Sandflies attack them even more viciously.)
(Shoo, shoo.)
I could hear them buzzing around my ears.
I couldn't sleep.
(He is forced awake.)
That's why...
Gosh, one went into my nose.
(Sandflies continue to attack even during an interview.)
Did I get it out?
(Kyung Joon is forced awake as well.)
(Scratching)
There were so many sandflies...
that I couldn't sleep. The buzzing sound...
and itchiness kept me awake.
It was really stressful.
(There are a lot of sandflies in this area.)
I didn't get to sleep much.
(He needs a mosquito tent.)
(Kim Seung Soo, actor)
Don't go near Seung Soo.
(Halting)
There are so many insects.
(Shooing them away)
(The man sandflies love)
(The members wake up one by one thanks to the sandflies.)
- Good morning. - Hey.
(Bora wakes up as well.)
(As soon as Seung Soo wakes up, )
(sandflies shower him with love.)
(We are sorry we couldn't protect you.)
This is my lifeline.
You are quite popular here...
among sandflies.
It's unbelievable.
(Kim Seung Soo, single)
I don't know why it's the case.
(Seung Soo and sandflies, "Unanswered Questions")
(The river flows energetically from the morning.)
(Bora washes her face with clean water.)
It's refreshing. It's refreshing.
It's really beautiful.
(Julien stretches his body.)
(He evens the ground.)
(What?)
(Like a scene from a movie, he shows a graceful move.)
(He does a headstand in the morning.)
(My goodness.)
(Blowing)
(Sandflies attack as soon as he stops moving.)
Can you endure the bites?
(Sandflies attack as soon as he stops moving.)
Sandflies came at me...
when I was doing the headstand.
It itches a lot.
(Chief Byung Man wakes up from the noise.)
- My goodness. - You are awake.
- You are awake. - Good morning.
Good morning.
- Did you check? - What?
What?
Go and check it.
Did you cast a fishing line while we were sleeping?
Where is it?
You see it, right?
(Julien goes to check.)
(Is there an eel?)
(At the end of Julien's hand are...)
My goodness.
(eels.)
(No way.)
(There are big eels.)
My goodness.
(Julien is unexpectedly no longer the unlucky one.)
I'm amazed.
They are so big.
Both of them are big.
I have never seen such big freshwater eels.
(It's his first time to feel the happiness of a catch.)
- My goodness. - Finally.
(I finally got fish.)
I could see the eels move...
since I was at the front.
Gosh, I failed to catch a fish the night before.
I was a bit disappointed...
that I couldn't catch a fish.
Although I didn't cast the fishing line,
I pulled it up.
It felt good to do that.
(Wriggling)
It's so strong.
(The eels go into the net.)
(Laughing)
It's nice.
(They store the eels in the river.)
(For breakfast, they will have cleaned trout.)
(They take out dried trout from the net.)
It will be like dried and smoked fish.
(They smoke the fish...)
(via the solar cooker.)
(The 2nd solar cooker made with Nancy's umbrella.)
(The 2 cookers double the firepower.)
I wanted to cook the fish in a new way...
to have a different taste.
(Julien picks a trout fillet.)
It's heavy.
(Thick)
I think it's 1kg.
(He sits at a sunny spot.)
(A fresnel lens appears.)
(He cooks trout with sunlight.)
This is the smell you get when you have a laser treatment.
(It's effective.)
It's burning.
Move the focus when you see a smoke.
This is fun.
It looks like he is welding a fish.
(He grabs attention.)
(There hasn't been a grill like this one.)
(Is he welding...)
(or cooking?)
is everything going well?
(There is one shortcoming.)
How many hours do you think it will take?
Hours?
(It takes a long time to cook.)
I think it will take longer.
(When will they finish cooking?)
After an hour,
this much has been cooked.
(Let me taste a bit of it.)
It's really tasty.
All right.
(Another hour passes.)
It takes forever.
(After 2 hours, )
(one third of the trout is cooked.)
(Will they be able to eat it today?)
Next week.
(An actress transforms into Wonder Woman.)
(New tribe member number 1, Ko Sung Hee)
(Enthusiastic newbie of The Law of Jungle)
(Bo Min of Golden Child)
(At a place that touches the sky, )
(they encounter beautiful nature.)
(There is a wide variety of food.)
(Will it be the beginning of the happy life?)
It's too windy.
(Things continue to be hard.)
(At night, the Tasman sea shows a different side.)
(The Tribe has a mental breakdown.)
(Will they be able to overcome it?)
(The Law of Jungle in Tasman)