Abandoned Island! - Can We Survive 24 Hours?

We had to resort to the couple of supplies they gave us. Oh wait, I almost forgot to mention our other dinner guest. - We haven't named the dead crab yet. - We should probably name it. Harry? -Harry. -Harry. - Yes, okay. Hello, Harry. - Hello, Harry. - So I'm wondering if I can hit these coconuts and see if they break. - I mean, you can do it. - I'm going to try it as a solid, as a mono ooh-ooh style and see what happens. Ready? One two three. - Yes, are you serious? - I'm serious, I broke it right now.

Now I propose that we prepare a delicious Swedish fish. I'll go two by two here for us. Let's see how the first two work. (

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music) - Ooh, catchy. (

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music continues) - Wow. - How are we going to open this? - I have a knife. - Wow, look at that color. (island music continues) - Oh. Oh, I mean, wow. - Alright? - That is very good and very creamy. It's been a long day, my friends. We'll head out into the tide pools and see if we can still fish with the stinky broccoli. With a little luck, we'll catch something and the sharks won't get us.

So we found something cool, a stingray. And this is exactly what we hope not to encounter today. Okay, so let's try a little broccoli test here. (suspense music) This may be working, fish may be coming in. - He's not interested in this disgusting broccoli. - Here, hold the GoPro. I'm going to try this spear method. (suspense music continues) (water splash) Oh, no. Oh no. - No! (suspense music continues) - Nurse shark. - Beautiful. -He arrived right at my foot, and it was like see you later. - They love the structure of the mangroves here. - I'm pretty sure it's an eel among the rocks. - It looks like an eel. - Then maybe gently...

Oh, careful. (Both laugh) Oh, careful, careful, careful. - Oh, it's the tail. - Yes, it's the tail. - How beautiful is that? - It's going to slide back. There he goes. It's quite late, almost midnight. We are super tired. I would love to continue to try to get a lobster in the deeper area. We've definitely seen some big fish jumping at some points tonight. And big fish jumping means bigger fish hunting them. There are sharks out here, they're not worth losing your leg for. Return to camp? - Yes sir. - We return to camp. We are back from our expedition to the tide pools.

It's approaching 1:30 in the morning. At this point we are absolutely exhausted. I think we're going to turn the cameras down and see if we can close our eyes a little. - I am down. - Do you think you'll be able to sleep? - Probably not. - Guess who can't sleep? You, Harry, enter the scene. (electronic music) Don't fall into the fire. Jump over the flames. Well. Oh oh oh. Well. (pulsing music) - Have a great day. - At three in the morning I prefer my coconut milk to come out of a coconut bowl. Do you want some Harry?

I don't believe it. Ghosts don't drink coconut milk. (Pulsing music continues) I saw lightning in the background. Polar coconut milk. (Pulsing music continues) This is probably the worst night's sleep I've ever had. But let me show you my bedroom. This is where I slept, right there. (soft music) I don't know where Christina is. Something must have come in the middle of the night and taken her away. (soft music continues) Oh, there you go. - Good day. - You're watching the sunrise. - I'm watching the sunrise. - How did you sleep? - I woke up about 10 more times.

And if you didn't hear, there's a bird called a clapper that makes a really wild noise and then a bunch of them start attacking it. So that's something that's been keeping me awake. And at some point, Coyote, your foot was partly in the fire. - Actually? - And then I had to move your foot. (Christina laughing) - Let's take a look at my foot. - It was your left foot. - Would that be this? - Yes. Yes. - Well, it's still there. - I see that part of the sun is rising right now. - Oh great.

Alright, let's turn this camera on and take that photo. (Soft music continues) The last morning and a wildlife biology team will pick us up in exactly the same way Kiwi did. That was a butterfly biologist who discovered the kiwi. Who will pick us up today? - Today a team called Mang will pick us up. And they all have to do with mangrove restoration here in Florida and, in fact, in the Bahamas as well. We had two emergency items left in our survival kits. The first, a distress flag. The second is this really cute little whistle. They can't see us, I hope they can hear us. - Okay, the ship sees us.

There is. We just have to get there. Cristina, are you ready? - I'm very ready. - Kiwi, are you ready? - Ready. - Okay, we have a long way to go, but that's our ship. We're leaving here. It was brutal and I'm ready to get home. Thank you. - Wow! Well, we did it. We

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d 24

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straight on the island, little Kiwi

survive

d 30 days. We are hungry, we are thirsty. We are baked in the sun. But I think this was one of the craziest challenges any of us have ever gone through. - Surely. - I'm Coyote Peterson. - I'm Christina Wilson. - Be brave. - Stay wild. - See you on the next adventure.

Court. We did it. (dramatic music) (animal howls)