American Jungle

Clan conflicts dating back many years are ignited on the Big Island as the annual two month dry period pushes wild animals onto intersecting trails searching for water, forcing clans to fight for survival and each other as they hunt for the beasts.

The animals stir with a coming full moon in the jungle as the hunters follow them into the brush; man and beast are met by ancient spirits that come alive on these full moon nights as all try to survive until the coming sunrise.

As warring clans go to battle, a clan leader seeking redemption is challenged by a band of outlaws, and two outsiders continue to struggle to carve out a piece of the jungle for themselves.

Two rival clans must protect family members as they search for food in some of the islands most dangerous territory, while two outlaws try to poach wild game on other clans trails.

The outlawing Blood Clan continues to poach from Spear Clan trails, but Scotty has picked up their tracks and is determined to stop the trespassers once and for all. While hunting for wild pigs the Correas catch the Outsiders on one of their trails.

As the severe drought ravages the island animals become scarce forcing clans to begin utilizing age-old survival tactics to find food.

After being separated from their families, two members of the feuding Rosa and Correa clans have a chance encounter. The Outsiders trek up the mountain to hunt wild sheep. The Blood Clan suffers the wrath of an angry sow.

With the Big Island suffering the worst drought in decades, the clans head north to the Waipio Valley where the animals are more plentiful. Also known as the "Valley of the Kings" because of its royal history, this sacred land is respected and protected.