In a few minutes,
you will see the Tribe seeking for the treasure of Myanmar.
(New Mission: Seek for the treasure of Myanmar.)
(They divided themselves into two teams for survival.)
The sea on top of the mountain, Inle Lake.
(The sea on top of the mountain, Inle Lake)
They meet Tribe Intha, the sons of the lake.
(Guardians of the lake, Tribe Intha)
Team Byung Man learns...
the life on the water and Myanmar's traditional survival tips.
(Team Byung Man learns the law of Inle Lake.)
And...
Team Dong Hyun sets off to find the sky blue stream.
(Team Dong Hyun will survive in the blue hole.)
The mysterious and dynamic survivals of the two teams...
will begin shortly.
I'm so happy because there are so many things to eat.
(Getting ready for a meal at 8pm.)
I should make kimchi.
(Soo Ah takes out the steely knife she has brought from Seoul.)
It's my mother's recipe.
(Soo Ah trims papaya carefully as a mother does.)
(The fairy ladies turn into a unit for making kimchi.)
We'll have a hearty meal. I'm so happy.
We have a lot of other vegetables too.
I wish we could eat like this every day.
We wouldn't be worried about what to have for each meal.
Goodness, it is tough to cut.
(The three men with hot bodies are getting ready with firewoods.)
So this is how a guy with a hot body does sawing.
(Let's think of it as field training.)
(Sawing hard)
You don't have to step on that.
I got it.
- Okay. - Goodness.
(A fine guy)
Shall we bring them these?
- Okay. - Goodness.
(Should I start a fire?)
(They carried big firewoods to the grilling pot.)
Okay.
(Please be cooked well.)
(Thanks to Hongseok who sat there for quite a while...)
Goodness, it's almost cooked.
Goodness. It's the best thing. They're doing it in the right style.
Nice style.
But I just got changed.
There's a scorpion!
- What's that? - What?
- There's a scorpion. - A scorpion?
Hold on. Let's get that first.
What?
A scorpion?
(Dong Hyun's scared.)
There's a scorpion?
- This is a scorpion? - This is it.
- A scorpion? - Yes. It's huge.
Why don't you put water on it?
(Keeping his guard up)
My goodness. What is this?
(Byung Man versus Scorpion)
Look. It's attacking me.
(The small scorpion wouldn't get intimidated at all.)
Goodness. Look at this.
(South East Asian Scorpion: Venom causes pain for 2 to 3 hours.)
- This is a big one. - My goodness. Look.
Look at this. It's attacking me.
Can I flip it?
(I'm sorry, but could you please step out from the survival place?)
(Byung Man and the scorpion have been confronting for a while.)
(Moving)
(Luckily, the scorpion ran away towards the other direction.)
- Is it going that way? - Keep it that way.
(I'm relieved.)
It's suddenly pouring.
My goodness. It's raining.
It's raining.
(The mud grill is getting wet because it's raining.)
We'll probably get to eat the duck tomorrow.
(The fire wouldn't start.)
(What do they need in times like this?)
- Fire! - Goodness.
Your reaction went a bit too far.
- Fire. - Of course.
Let's pour some oil here.
(They use the candle to start a fire.)
- Fire! - Goodness. It's a fire.
- Fire! - Fire!
Look at the smoke.
- The fire's blazing up. - That's how people in LA react.
The fire is huge now.
It's hot.
(Sung Min gets changed as his shirt got wet from sawing woods.)
Fire!
It's hot.
(He's a cute one.)
- We're having fun. - Gosh, the oil is dripping.
Gosh, the chicken is so well cooked.
That's right.
(The chicken barbecue is well cooked now.)
Gosh, we can eat it now.
It's amazing.
Let's eat the chicken.
Should I rip it off?
(He rips one of the drumsticks.)
Here.
- Sean, have some. - Okay.
Well...
(Wait a second.)
We touched all these woods and stuff. Before we eat this,
- let's all wash hands. - Okay.
- All right. - Let's wash hands.
I washed my hands.
Okay.
(Let's eat!)
(Swallowing)
Do you need this?
(He takes a bite of the drumstick.)
Listen to that.
It doesn't look that tough to chew.
- Can we eat? - It's fine.
- It took a long time. - Try it.
- It's good, right? - It's not tough to chew.
- It's really soft. - Try some.
This part.
(He lets Soo Ah try some too.)
It's good.
(Chicken is the best as a late-night snack.)
- We need to have a beer with this. - It's good.
It tastes like old-style chicken.
- Rotisserie chicken. - I agree.
(He eats in a hurry.)
It's like charcoal-grilled chicken.
Goodness.
(They're enjoying it.)
This is awesome.
This chicken breast is better than the chicken breast...
- I eat for my diet. - This is really good.
- Take a bite. - This is good.
(Biting)
- There you go. - I'm the man, yes.
- Good job. - You're a man.
It's hot.
(You might upset your stomach.)
The hunger disappears while I'm working.
But once you eat...
(He attacks the chicken with his mouth.)
It's been so long since we had meat.
(The chicken is knocked out in Round 1.)
It's good.
I like the neck part the most.
(She takes a bite like a tiger.)
Why don't you try some chicken?
- Chicken? - Wing.
This is amazing.
Can you give me some?
I'm getting energized again.
(Let the tiger's energy soar.)
We should have caught one more.
(These muscular men replenish their protein stores.)
- We roasted it well. - This is so good.
We roasted it well.
(The taste, texture, and recipe were all perfect.)
I'm amazed.
It was cooked nicely.
Hongseok... This guy...
sat by the fire the whole time.
He controlled the fire, so it was roasted well.
It was really good.
This is the most tender chicken I had in the jungle.
This tastes like jerky to me.
I agree. It's tender.
It's raining.
(The rain picks up again.)
- It's raining again. - What about the papaya?
Did you make kimchi?
- Where did it go? - We need to add Cayenne peppers.
- Please, rain. - Hold on.
It's cold.
Please, rain. Let's do one thing at a time.
- Should I put it here? - Shower
(Take this positive energy.)
It's getting cold.
Look at the color.
(They dice the Cayenne peppers.)
It gets really spicy when you dice it.
It burns my nose.
Your hands will start to burn.
(Just the smell makes them dizzy.)
Your hands will burn.
(His eyes burn as well.)
Shake it.
(He mixes the contents together.)
Shake it.
- Shake it, shake it. - What's this?
You need to say it after me.
Shake it, shake it.
- Shake it, shake it. - Shake it for me, baby.
This is real kimchi.
(She's looking forward to it.)
Did you shake them enough?
- Really? - Can we eat?
- Can we eat? - I'm not sure.
Let's eat.
What's this?
- Kimchi papaya? - Kimchi.
- It's good. - Is it spicy?
- It's spicy and salty. - This is awesome.
It's like radish kimchi.
(Should I donate papaya kimchi this winter?)
This is so good.
(The Chief loves kimchi, so he's super satisfied.)
This is amazing.
- It's good. - This is amazing.
(You can't taste this in LA. It is patented in the jungle.)
I mean...
- Kimchi. - This is really good.
(He's losing it.)
We added Cayenne peppers, so it's like from the restaurant.
(I want this at Korea National Training Center.)
More?
This tastes like radish kimchi.
- It's not too hot. - I agree.
This tastes like...
the radish kimchi at my favorite soup place.
- Hold it. - Rice and soup.
I washed my hands.
It's okay.
- There's rainwater in it already. - I'm happy we can have a lot.
That's awesome.
(The food fighter is back.)
This is real kimchi.
Thank you.
(He knows how to eat it.)
I'm craving spicy food.
- I crave spicy food when I travel. - Exactly.
(Jungle papaya radish kimchi)
(He keeps on eating more.)
This is good.
(Eating)
Byung Man.
- This is good. - I know.
Can I have more?
Why?
I have a big family.
(Excuse me.)
Excuse me. You need to pay.
I have a big family.
There's labor cost.
You always put it on credit.
Thank you.
(She says that, but she's generous.)
(I'm happy I picked the papayas.)
If I eat too much, I might get an upset stomach.
We finished it though.
- We finished. - Is there any left?
(He touched the spicy kimchi with those hands.)
- There's little left. - We're done. There are four.
- Can I have one? - Here.
Here.
- Hold on. - Take it.
- Don't touch your eyes. - My eyes!
Don't touch your eyes.
Water. Can we have water?
- It burns. - He touched his eyes.
Look up.
Is it time for pineapple?
(He washes his eyes with rainwater.)
I'm full.
- BM, come here. - Pineapple.
- BM. - Go that way.
(Sean, fix my eyes.)
(He goes to the emergency room with Soo Ah.)
- It's really spicy. - You touched your eyes.
(Cayenne peppers)
(Help BM.)
- Your eyeball. - They burn.
- Eyeball. - Eyeball.
Pour it on your eyes.
- Eyeball. - It's true.
Eyeball.
(That was still good.)
Fire in my eyeball
They burn.
You scared me.
(Time will heal.)
Are you peeling it?
Duck should be ready, right?
We waited for a long time.
- Right. - We waited as long as we could.
- Coming soon. - Then...
We waited.
Is this duck?
(Their gazes are fixed on it.)
Shouldn't we cook it more?
I don't think it's burned. It was wrapped.
(He opens it carefully.)
We wrapped it in leaves.
Is it hot?
(They hold their breaths and watch.)
I see something green.
Hold on.
- It's here. - All right.
There's meat.
Cutting board.
- Cutting board. - Oh, dear. It's ready.
(They're nervous. How does the duck look?)
Are you serious?
Leaves.
Plate.
(It's perfect.)
This side.
It's cooked really well.
It's a success.
The grease got drained.
True.
(The grease is gone.)
Stop for a minute.
This is the secret to the Chief's clay-roasted duck.
When clay gets heated above 450°C,
it releases far-infrared radiation that is good for our health.
It increases nutrition while removing toxins.
Also, the meat gets cooked from the inside,
so the grease drains. It makes the meat lighter...
and takes away the smell of raw meat.
They get to have this in the jungle.
They really look forward to it.
(He separates the legs first.)
(Ripping)
It looks good.
(We won't miss the chance.)
- Try it. - You two caught it.
(He presents the leg.)
- Hongseok of PENTAGON. - Did you catch it, Hongseok?
- Hongseok! - Hongseok.
You can call me Hongseok
- Cheers. - Cheers.
(They give a toast to their hard work.)
- Thank you for the food. - Show us your rap if it's good.
(Duck legs are the best.)
Goodness.
- It smells good. - We can have that, right?
(He closes his eyes.)
How is it?
(Gently)
(They show respect for each other once again.)
- What does that mean? - How is it?
It's so good.
- Is it cooked properly? - Yes.
- That's awesome. - I...
I'm thinking about the moment we caught this.
(Wings are good too.)
- Smell that. - Oh, gosh.
Isn't it good?
(Saebom takes a bite.)
(Pulling off)
- Goodness! - Is it good?
(You're indeed Byung Man Junior.)
This is amazing.
(This is amazing.)
This is insane.
- It's good. - It's hot.
It's so chewy.
The grease got drained.
(The food fighter approves.)
It's hot.
I'm so happy.
- Do you want something, Soo Ah? - I want the breast.
This smells good.
- Why do I smell garlic? - Rip it with your hands.
I agree.
(This is why they say that clay-roasted meat is good.)
This is amazing.
(It's time for duck breast.)
- Is it the breast? - Yes.
- Breast? - Breast.
- Breast. - Thank you.
- Breast. - Breast.
We're selling duck breast.
(Sean works out, so he picks the breast meat.)
(He replenishes protein.)
I'm happy you caught this.
Everything tasted good today.
Okay.
(Ducks are good for detoxification, hypertension, and stroke.)
(The Chief eats the skin which has collagen.)
(My skin is precious.)
This is so good.
I'm eating protein, so my muscles are absorbing it.
1, 2, 3.
- I can feel it. - There's so much meat.
Let's run a triathlon now.
(Take it easy, Sean.)
- Sunglasses. - Try it.
This is so good.
It's chewy. It's not tough.
It's chewy.
- We have to eat slowly. - I can't rip it.
(I won't be able to forget this.)
We didn't do this individually.
We caught and shared it.
I think that's the beauty of The Law of Jungle.
The more you share, the bigger it gets.
(Sharing brings more happiness.)
Hey, real quick.
I'll express my feelings with rap.
Hey, yes.
(Participant: BM, Round 1 freestyle rap)
We're here
The Law of Jungle in Myanmar
(What next?)
(If you don't want to starve to death)
Wake up
(A fatal mistake)
(Is he eliminated?)
Hold up. Can I do it again? I'm sorry.
(Producer Sean concentrates again.)
- Help me out. - I'll help you.
(He got another chance. Will he kill it this time?)
We're here The Law of Jungle
The Law of Jungle.
Wake up if you don't want to starve to death
(Wake up)
We're so high from hunting like bungee jumping
- Jumping! - What worries me is...
tomorrow's breakfast and lunch
- Lunch. - But we won't starve to death
My rap is like Dong Hyun's punch
(Come on.)
I can punch a hole in a tiger's body
(What? A hole in my body?)
(Too much exaggeration)
We're in the jungle Everyone should bow down to us
(He finally finishes his rap.)
Can you really punch a hole?
Dong Hyun, you can punch a hole, right?
(The strong stays hushed.)
Can you?
He made that noise with your mouth.
- If I was on "Show Me the Money"... - That was funny.
- Be honest. - What's the score?
He was listening really carefully.
(Will BM...)
(be able to receive the necklace?)
I wasn't listening carefully.
(BM is sent to the fire pit.)
- Eliminated in the preliminaries. - Eliminated in the preliminaries.
- No? - Yes.
(He's kidding.)
A feast and energetic BM's rap.
The Tribe is fully rejuvenated.
Now they get ready to go to sleep.
Tonight will be better than last night.
We're going to place the bamboo halves...
on the floor.
We can align our spines and lie down.
- It won't hurt your back. - Then...
(They start cutting the bamboos.)
We'll cut these.
(All the men are...)
(working hard.)
One person can lie down.
- That looks good. - You can...
put these on the floor just like this and sleep.
(Midnight summer's bamboo workshop)
(Once they're laid down flat, they're ready to be used.)
I'll lie down.
It can get stuck.
Is it better with the bamboo on the ground?
It's so nice.
(I feel like I'm in my bedroom.)
(As soon as they lie down, they fall asleep.)
The Tribe goes right to sleep...
because they're tired from surviving.
(They can sleep more comfortably tonight.)
The new day breaks so quickly.
(Sound sleep is the best after a tough day.)
(The day breaks so quickly.)
(Everyone is deep asleep thanks to the bamboo bed.)
(Even a 198cm man can sleep comfortably.)
(Soo Ah wakes up first!)
[VIU Ver] E376 The Law of Jungle in Myanmar "Blue Lagoon" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
(An idol's acrobatic morning)
What's this?
(Her deep sigh tells you how tired she is.)
It's cold.
(She instinctively covers up her bare face.)
(Because my face is worth it.)
(Here's a staggering man.)
(Goodness!)
What's wrong with your eyes?
Everyone is fine in the jungle,
but I always get mosquito bites on my face.
(Every jungle mosquito loves the way he looks.)
Is my face very swollen?
- Yes. - It looks like someone hit me.
I can feel the heat on this side.
(Guys, don't worry. Your dad wasn't punched in the face.)
(The Tribe members get up one by one.)
(You can see his chiseled body even from a distance.)
(All right, shall we start?)
The Law of Jungle in Myanmar.
It's "Sean's Morning Exercise: Part Two".
I'm going to work my shoulders, then run.
(Log shoulder press is effective in strengthening the deltoids.)
(It's also great for triceps, trapezius, and pectoral muscles.)
(Muscular on the left)
(Muscular on the right)
("I" by Jinusean is a new jack swing style upbeat song...)
(in Jinusean's 1st album. You can enjoy stylish rap of Sean,)
(who was 26 years old at the time.)
All done.
I'm going to work the frontal muscles.
After the shoulders, I'll work the front.
(Log front raise is excellent for frontal deltoid muscles.)
Breathe out.
(The cameraman starts to pull the 90s filming moves.)
(Where is Sean?)
(Ta-da!)
I finished my shoulder exercise.
Now I'll start running in the jungle.
(Shall we start to run?)
Please.
(Sir, come this way.)
Jungle.
(He never misses a day of running.)
(I have to be healthy to be able to help others.)
(Sean's cameraman is becoming healthy too.)
Can you run a bit slowly?
Jungle!
Despite the tough survival, this iron man never gets tired.
The Tribe keeps running today!
Later,
the Tribe sets off to find the treasure of Myanmar.
(Their new mission is to find the treasure of Myanmar!)
(They're divided into two teams to survive separately.)
The sea on top of the mountain, Inle Lake.
(The sea on top of the mountain, Inle Lake)
They meet Tribe Intha, the sons of the lake.
(Guardians of the lake, Tribe Intha)
Team Byung Man learns...
the life on the water and Myanmar's traditional survival tips.
(Team Byung Man learns the law of Inle Lake.)
And...
Team Dong Hyun sets off to find the sky blue stream.
(Team Dong Hyun will survive in the blue hole.)
The mysterious and dynamic survivals of the two teams...
will begin shortly.
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(The Law of Jungle in Myanmar, Hongseok and Woo Jin TV)
I'm in the airport to move to the second destination.
We'll take an airplane from here.
- It's a small and clean airport. - Yes.
- We'll take an airplane... - Inle Lake.
to Inle Lake.
The first survival place had a really tough environment.
Now you can take on anything, right?
- Right. - I can even sleep in the water.
That's Sean in the back.
(Sean guest stars in the video.)
Okay. We'll try to survive in Inle Lake.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
(They fly from Yangon to Mandalay and to He Hoe.)
(What will these two teams face?)
There's a sea in Myanmar.
A sea?
(Team Chief arrived at Inle Lake.)
Behind you is the Inle Lake.
It's a huge lake, so you called it a sea.
- I didn't know. - I saw Bada a few days ago.
Bada of S.E.S.
(Sean, what are you doing?)
What are you doing?
There was a concert for building Lou Gehrig's disease hospital.
- She was there to perform. - I see.
I'm running to build Korea's first nursing hospital...
for Lou Gehrig's disease.
Please show your support and join the campaign.
We ask that you donate or volunteer...
- for this great cause. - Yes.
(Yes, this is The Law of Jungle.)
- Let's go. - Okay.
With Sean, we're the champions
Say hey!
- Hip-hop Papillon is reborn - Hip-hop Papillon
You know what I mean?
(With the cheerful eldest member Sean,)
(Team Chief gets on a boat.)
(Excited)
(Nervous)
Let's go.
(Team Chief sets off to Inle Lake.)
Riding on this boat reminds me of this song.
I got a new boat I'll come to pick you up
- Baby, let's ride - Baby, let's ride
Come out quickly
It'll be really cool to shoot a music video here.
- Yes, it'll be really cool. - Yes.
Doesn't it look like a painting?
("Brother's Boat")
That's right.
This is cool.
(I got a new boat)
(I'll come to pick you up)
Come out quickly
(Hop on and let's go We can go anywhere)
(You should become a singer!)
There's a helicam!
Back in the day, if you wanted an aerial shot,
you had to ride a helicopter.
In the 90s.
(Sean recalls the turn of the century memory.)
That's right.
All right, we're moving out to a wider place.
I guess you can call it a sea.
- It's huge. - It's really big.
Yes.
(The lake is so big that it looks like an ocean.)
(Inle Lake is a large lake that is 22km in length and 11km in depth.)
It's getting wider.
(Inle Lake is a large lake that is 22km in length and 11km in depth.)
(Tribe Intha, 1,500 of them, live along the lake.)
- He's in orange up there. - He's in orange.
There. Small one.
- He's over there. - There? Right.
(The fisherman is casting a net.)
I think he's fishing. He's casting a net.
- That's right. - He's young.
He wants to free his hands,
so he's using one foot.
- You might be right. - He's rowing with one foot,
balancing, and casting the net.
This is Shaolin martial arts.
I know. He's dressed that way as well.
Exactly.
He looks like a master.
He's the real master.
- Master. - He is.
He's the real master.
(Leg-rowing is a tradition that allows the rower to look far away.)
In the middle.
- He's in the middle. - I see him.
Here.
There.
(Let's see if he's the real master.)
- There are many fish. - He has a lot.
He caught a lot.
(It's a full boat.)
He caught a lot.
Do you have to cast the net and wait?
Yes, I have to wait until the afternoon.
May I invite you to my house?
He wants to invite you to his house.
I want to eat the fish I caught with you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
(Follow me.)
(They follow the fisherman to the village.)
Go, go.
(Part 2 of The Law of Jungle will resume shortly.)
(They follow the fisherman to the village.)
Go, go.
He's only using a net.
It's just a net.
(He's catching freshwater shrimps with a bamboo basket.)
He's catching shrimps.
Where?
- There are a lot of them. - That's true.
This is their source of livelihood.
Their built houses near their workplace.
There are floating homes.
(Tribe Intha's village consists of floating homes on the lake.)
(They're built with sturdy bamboo and form a magnificent sight.)
I've never seen floating homes.
(There are 17 villages with residences, schools, and temples.)
Those are all floating homes.
Right.
(There are 17 villages with residences, schools, and temples.)
(Byung Man's Tribe finally enters the village.)
He's going somewhere.
This is how they live.
Look at the child.
(Welcome.)
Hello.
(Intha means "sons of the lake". 75 percent of the Tribe...)
(or approximately 80,000 people live in villages by Inle Lake.)
(Their only source of transportation is a boat.)
(They are born on the water and live there for the rest of their lives.)
Byung Man's Tribe follows the kind fisherman...
to Tribe Intha's water village.
What will happen here?
Meanwhile, Team Dong Hyun seeks hidden treasures of Myanmar...
along the winding mountain paths.
The weather is suddenly...
(It's blazing hot.)
It's been a long time since I hiked, so this is really tough.
Today is... It's more humid.
- I agree. - It's humid and blazing hot.
- It didn't rain too long ago. - Right?
Do you hike a lot?
I love hiking.
I love mountain hiking.
(This is only a stroll in the park.)
(They look ahead...)
(and keep hiking.)
We have to find our survival place fast.
We have to find food too.
I felt hopeless. We had no experience.
I learned by the Chief's side.
I didn't learn from him but I watched him.
I felt responsible.
Where should we go to find our survival place?
- We have to find it. - First and foremost,
we need to take shelter from the rain.
Good.
We struggled because of the rain, so we need to take shelter.
Secondly, we need to take shelter from heavy rain.
Okay.
Thirdly...
What is it called when it rains suddenly again?
Squall. It's a squall.
Thirdly, we need to take shelter from the squall.
Anywhere to take shelter from the rain.
That's exactly it.
It's all about the rain.
- Yes. - Rain.
We just need a few bamboos to make beds.
We need to find food too.
I'm starting to get hungry.
(They can't even speak in this sweltering heat.)
This is the papaya plant we saw. It's here.
- Where? - There's a small one.
Where?
The ones we saw were big.
- Is this papaya? - It's back there.
- Here it is. - Here it is.
- There they are. - There are so many.
- What's that? - Papaya.
Hold on.
I kicked the tree earlier.
(Let's check.)
(Slipping)
(He gave up in 0.1 second.)
(The cicada fades away.)
- Can you reach the top? - Here...
Should I just do it?
- Do this for me. - There's a really easy way.
- Sung Min, do this for me. - Soo Ah.
There's a really easy way.
I just use my hand.
(He reaches comfortably.)
That's all I need.
This is not difficult at all.
Sung Min, you're useful.
Do you want more?
- What was that? - There are small ones.
- Okay. - Like this.
That was so easy for you.
If there are bananas on top, I can kick and make them fall down.
- There are bananas. - Where?
- There are? - Yes.
- They're on top. - Are they monkey bananas?
That looks so good.
- Bananas! - They're big!
- Amazing! - Sung Min, we need you.
Can you reach?
(He jumps lightly.)
- Sung Min. - Can you reach?
(He gets the bananas easily.)
Hey, Sung Min.
That looked cool.
- Hold on. - Why is it so easy for you?
Let me try it. Let me see if it's easy.
Okay.
He's going to kick.
It's pretty high.
(Can he recover his pride from the papaya incident?)
You got it.
(His hands barely reach.)
I can barely reach.
How did you do it?
Can you get the one on top?
- The one on top? - Yes, very top.
(1-2...)
(punch)
- I tried to reach higher. - He did it.
- You should try too. - You got 3... It's 4 of them.
Oh, my.
This is fruit. It contains minerals.
We need carbohydrate.
- Can you get us one bundle? - A bundle?
Okay. I'll do it.
This is amazing!
(This is really amazing.)
This is amazing.
How?
(It's like he's blocking a volleyball.)
(It requires a good jump and an accurate timing.)
That looks so easy.
That's good enough.
I'm suitable for fruits and vegetables.
I agree.
- Sung Min. - You look cool.
Gosh.
We need to survive on this. That's all we have today.
- Potatoes. - It's not bad.
It's good when you roast these.
Should we taste this?
- It looks like a potato. - I agree.
- Is it potato? - Let's do rock-paper-scissors.
It's bitter.
Did you try it?
She already tried it.
- It smells like cucumber. - Try it.
Really?
It's cucumber.
(His cheeks are sunken.)
I hate cucumbers.
- Does it taste like cucumber? - Sort of.
We can't eat it like this.
If we roast it...
It'll be awesome. It'll turn into a potato.
We'll get sweaty.
Come this way.
Everybody.
- What's that? - It's a parrot.
It's a parrot. Here.
We couldn't see because of the camouflage.
This is fascinating.
Parrot.
(Grey-headed parakeet)
- This is fascinating. - It's coming.
It's getting away.
- It's cute. - It's pretty.
Parrot.
- Baby. - It's cute.
- It's cute. - It's pretty.
It's pretty.
- It's so pretty. - Hello.
It's small.
- That's a parrot. - Parrot, hello.
- Bye. - Bye.
It's so hot.
(The 5 of them climb up the mountain again after seeing with the parrot.)
- Goodness. - It's so hot.
- It's quite humid. - Is that a bat?
- What? - Is it?
(There is a bat?)
- It can't be a bat, can it? - It's a bat.
It can't be a bat, right?
(You can see the silhouette of bats from a distance.)
(They are nervous again.)
It can't be a bat.
(Ceiba pentandra: A tropical tree of Amazon cultivated for seed fiber)
- It looks like a bat, though. - I know, right?
(The native people collect the fiber to make cotton.)
- Goodness. You sweat a lot. - My body's sweating.
(He's sweating because he thought they are the bats.)
Let me see.
Which place would be a good spot for survival?
There's no flat spot because we're on a mountain.
There's no good spot for us to lie down.
If there's no shelter,
we can use those banana leaves to keep us dry from the rain.
You want to make a roof with banana leaves...
- so that we won't get wet. - Right.
- That's a good idea. - We could try that.
(It's raining again.)
(They are sick of rain now.)
It's raining suddenly again.
It rains a lot in Myanmar.
- Rainy Myanmar. - Right.
What if we can't find a good spot to sleep?
(They should look for a place to keep them dry from the rain.)
What is this? What's this spot?
- It's a cave. - I heard something.
- Goodness. - It's a cave.
- My goodness. - Isn't that a place for mosquitos?
We found a cave while we were walking.
(They found the cave entrance towards the ground.)
I didn't know what would happen.
So I thought we should take shelter from the rain.
That's why I got inside the cave.
My gosh. It's amazing.
(The Tribe gets inside the cave without hesitation.)
It's quite deep.
(How would it look inside the cave?)
There's a lot of bugs. My goodness.
I feel like something would pop up.
- What's inside here? - It's getting darker.
(Looking around)
- We should hurry up. - It's very deep.
I can't see the end.
(The cave is darker and deeper than they thought.)
- What is it? - This is...
Watch your heads.
It's slippery.
(Mind the slippery floor.)
We should walk down as we lower our bodies.
- Lower your body. - You can lean against me.
That's right.
Watch your head, tall guys.
All right.
(Is there anything inside the cave?)
It's incredible.
- The sun is set already. - I can't see anything.
- It's too dark. - It's so dark.
- It's slippery. - Watch out.
(They slowly walk step by step with the lanterns and lights.)
(They see a huge space after going through the narrow gap.)
This is amazing. My goodness.
Can we survive here?
I never knew this kind of place existed.
- This is amazing. - I know.
What is this made of?
(The inner part of the cave looks quite odd and marvelous.)
- What is this place? - Look over there.
(The inner part of the cave looks quite odd and marvelous.)
It's scary.
It's spooky.
What? Is that a crab?
- What? - I saw something moving.
Don't lie to me.
I saw something for sure.
Nobody has seen it?
What?
- I'm the only one who saw that? - Isn't it the spider web?
I'm quite sure I saw something.
(Screaming)
(What is it?)
(Everyone's panicking because of the bat.)
- That's a bat. - It's a real bat.
There's a bat.
(He's scared that the bat would come back.)
Isn't that hanging animal a bat?
Gosh, wait.
(He's lowering himself because he thinks it's dangerous.)
Look up there.
- It's full of bats! - The bats are all over this place.
- Where? - Look up.
- They are all bats? - My goodness.
They are all bats? Put the light on them.
- They are all bats? - They are all bats.
- I see some over here. - Those are not bats.
Look over there.
Sung Min, look over there.
What is this?
(Oh, I see.)
Let's find a spot for survival.
First, there was no mosquito.
I thought we wouldn't get wet...
from the rain if we stayed in the cave.
So I thought it would be okay.
But the cave had so many bats.
Gosh! Look at those. It's a swarm of bats.
A bat hole? Where's the bat?
They fly inside the hole.
Gosh, there's a lot inside the hole.
- Really? - There's a lot.
How about bat meat?
Is bat meat good?
BM, can you shoot that towards the ceiling?
(He gets ready with the slingshot.)
The bats would come out from the hole then.
All right.
The bats would run away.
Sung Min, look for the bats.
You are the one who can see them...
because you are the tallest. I can't see them at all.
I'm scared.
You can see the ceiling well because you are tall.
I'm the one who has been working so hard to find the bats.
Tell me when you find them.
- BM, you shoot the slingshot. - All right.
Where did BM go?
(But the Tribe can't find the bats when they try to catch those bats.)
I think we can't stay here.
- Is it because it's dark? - Right.
Let's get out of here, and look for a survival place...
- before it gets dark. - Yes, let's do that.
We couldn't sleep in the cave. There were bats.
We would have a nightmare for sure if we sleep there.
(It is 100 percent clear that hey would have a nightmare.)
I didn't even want to think about it.
I was really shocked...
because I've never seen bats before.
I was worried that the bats would rush at me.
I was intimidated.
Did the bats come at you?
I think I'm exhausted.
I don't think it's a good spot.
Let's get out of here.
Let's get out.
Members of Team Dong Hyun get themselves together...
and hit the road again.
They should find...
a survival place before it gets dark.
(Will they get to find a survival place before it gets dark?)
- All right. - We are here.
(Meanwhile, Team Byung Man near Inle Lake...)
- Thank you. Goodness. - Thank you.
(They're invited to a fisherman's house.)
- Hello. - Hello.
(The fisherman's family gives a warm welcome.)
Hello.
(The fisherman's parents look quite generous.)
He has a baby too.
(There's his baby who's sound asleep.)
He's my oldest son.
He's my son.
He's my oldest son. His name is Solau.
- I see. - He's the oldest son.
She's the youngest daughter.
I see. She's your daughter.
This is my daughter-in-law.
There's the daughter-in-law.
She looks so young.
That must be her son.
(Lovely daughter-in-law and cute grandson)
(Introducing the fisherman's family of 3 generations)
(Nice to meet you, Tribe Byung Man)
So you all live together in this house?
I'm sure the couples fight too.
Some couples have a fight...
and they just leave the house.
What do you do when you fight? There's no place to go.
Well...
He's smiling. This means he fought his wife before.
(When I have a fight, I get on a small boat...)
(and just roam around the village.)
(That's how a married Intha man survives.)
(He'd row with anger.)
(Married men can relate to this even in Myanmar.)
Right.
Can I hold his baby if they're okay?
Tell them I have four kids too.
(Don't worry. I raise four kids too.)
My goodness. He's so small.
He's 75 days old.
(Sean's carefully holding the baby.)
(Smiling)
(Why do I feel comfortable?)
(Sean's making him fall asleep.)
- Sean knows how to hold a baby. - He's an expert.
(The baby fell asleep 5 minutes after Sean carried him.)
- He's asleep. - The daughter-in-law must be...
happy when someone else babysits her son.
(Thank you, Sean.)
It reminds you of the time when your kids were just born.
(Sean's Babysitting Angel today.)
Look at the youngest daughter.
She's so pretty that she can be an idol singer.
We are all entertainers.
What do you think our jobs are?
What do you think my job is?
(How would Woo Jin look from her perspective?)
He looks like a movie star.
A movie star.
(The happiest day for Woo Jin in the jungle)
How about him?
He looks like a singer.
- Goodness. - She got it.
How about this man over here?
(Can she tell what Byung Man does?)
What did she say?
She said he looks like a funny person.
- Goodness. - So she got it.
(Show me something funny.)
(There's the comedy duo.)
(Touching)
(Touching again)
(Who keeps hitting my head?)
(It's my turn now.)
(Surprised)
(The adults start laughing.)
(You are not as funny as I thought.)
They are laughing.
(Good job, Woo Jin and Byung Man.)
My goodness.
The girl didn't know if she should laugh.
But her mother started clapping.
(The mother hit her little girl.)
(The mother hits her again.)
(The mother worked hard to make the girl laugh.)
The mother helped us.
The baby's laughing too.
(Way to go, uncles.)
Look, the baby's laughing.
(What's that thing on the baby's face?)
The baby is so cute.
I'm curious. What's that thing on the baby's face?
Is it for skincare? Is it some kind of protection?
The sun is stronger near the lake.
You need to put thanaka on your skin...
to keep it from getting sunburnt.
(Thanaka is sunscreen in Myanmar that is a mix...)
(of ground bark or roots of a tree and water.)
(It removes pimples, sunspots, and freckles...)
(and protects the skin from the sun.)
It looks so cute on the baby.
(The father makes thanaka for the curious guests.)
He is grinding wood.
It's fascinating.
(Fascinated)
- Right? - Yes.
Please put it on me.
(Byung Man's Tribe, let's avoid the sun.)
It's cool to the touch. I bet it's good for the skin.
(Careful)
(Be pretty.)
She is applying it more thoroughly on his skin.
(The youngest daughter applies it on their faces.)
I guess the moisture evaporates.
It's fascinating.
Do I say "Jay zuu bar"?
- They experienced thanaka... - Jay zuu bar.
thanks to the generosity of the Tribe Intha .
What is Team Dong Hyun doing?
We need to find a survival place.
(2 hours have passed since they began the search.)
It's hot.
It's beginning to get exhausting.
I hear the sound of something cool.
- Right? - Yes.
I hear the sound of water. Cool water.
- It sounds cool. - A stream.
There must be a stream.
We need to hurry up and find a place to camp.
I think we are getting close to the water.
The current temperature is...
about 35 or 36°C.
It's hot and humid.
(He acts like the king of survival.)
I am very hungry too.
- That's the situation. - No way!
(At that moment)
That's incredible!
- What is that? - Look at the color!
(What unfolded before them?)
(They cheer in unison.)
- It's so pretty! - What is that?
- Look at the color! - It's so blue.
It's so blue.
- It's so blue. - What should we do?
This is incredible.
- It's so blue. - Seriously. It's so blue.
This is incredible.
(The natural blue color unfolds before them.)
It's so nice. I don't know what to do.
Oh, my goodness.
- Look here. - This is incredible!
- Shower! - Shower!
(They want to wash up.)
We can finally take a shower.
- Let's swim. - Let's swim.
(The waterfall will cool down and refresh them.)
- This is incredible. - I can't believe...
- this exists. - I am so happy.
- This is... - No way.
the kind of scenery you don't see often in life.
This is incredible.
I was so surprised.
(Myanmar's blue lagoon is blue because of limestone.)
Is it possible for water to be so blue in nature?
I was so surprised.
Seeing the light blue water...
washed away my exhaustion.
It was a healing experience.
(The gift of nature made them forget about the harsh survival.)
It's so pretty.
- No way. - It's so pretty.
Is it natural?
- It's so pretty. - How is this color possible?
- Let's go. - Let's go right away.
Let's go right away.
- Blue lagoon! - Let's go this way.
- I am going to go in. - Let's go.
Here I go.
I don't know if it's deep or not.
- It's shallow. - Is it shallow?
- Yes. - Okay.
(This is fun.)
Okay.
(The man who sweated a lot, Sung Min jumps in.)
- It's so cool. - I know.
(The man who led the team, Dong Hyun jumps in as well.)
(Welcome to the blue lagoon.)
(BM took off his top.)
(This is why people visit The Law of Jungle.)
(They feel like fairies today.)
(Sung Min goes straight to the waterfall.)
(He uses his tall stature to check the depth.)
(His butt touches...)
(the bottom with joy.)
I haven't been able to take a shower.
I felt dirty.
The moment I saw the blue lagoon...
It was like a paradise.
(This is the paradise.)
(BM is enjoying the paradise as well.)
(He gets a massage under the waterfall.)
(I should wash up properly as well.)
(I won't lose.)
Hurry up and come.
Dong Hyun!
(Why did she burst out laughing?)
(Did something embarrassing happen?)
Hold on.
- What are those? - What are those?
Dong Hyun, what are those?
(Embarrassed)
What are those?
My nipples stick out too much.
That's why I wear nipple patches.
I thought she was laughing because I look cool.
Let's go.
(The water park in Myanmar opens.)
(To the waterfall,)
(the fairies move.)
(Sung Min is like the woodcutter.)
(He is tall.)
(Sung Min escorts the fairies.)
Hold on.
(Everyone arrives under the waterfall.)
Stand under the waterfall.
Stand there.
(August is the month of sweltering heat.)
(Looking at the cold water is enough to cool people down.)
- There? - Come on.
(Let me try it.)
(She doesn't care about her makeup coming off.)
(Is she a heavy metal musician?)
(Belting)
(Things must have been hard for Saebom.)
(She calms down when a camera approaches.)
(She goes back to being an idol singer.)
(She acts like she is having a photo shoot.)
(Go away, sweltering heat!)
It felt like a reward...
for our struggles.
It was a healing experience.
(They make an unforgettable memory in one summer afternoon.)
It was a beautiful place.
You see that kind of scenery on a postcard.
I was so happy.
We couldn't wash up or change into new clothes.
It was like finding an oasis in the desert.
It was so nice.
Team Dong Hyun found a blue treasure after a difficult journey.
(Nature gives a big gift at times.)
Which events await them here?
It's like a reward for the past three days.
(The blue lagoon survival will start now!)
Next week.
(The Law of Jungle with Sean, the Santa Claus)
(He brought gifts.)
(Sean is the sweet Santa Claus.)
(He looks after children,)
(saws,)
(and fixes the roof.)
(Sean, you are the best.)
(Dong Hyun, the hungry man)
(His leadership explodes.)
(A sip of hot soup after hard work...)
(gives them a taste of home.)
(The last night in Myanmar will unfold.)
(The Law of Jungle in Myanmar)