Survivorman

Les Stroud takes on the challenge of surviving a week on Baffin Island. All he has at his disposal are a chunk of seal liver, some oil-rich blubber for heat, a seal hook, three matches and a knife. Witness the impossible as this man takes on nature and survives to tell the tale!

This week, Les Stroud takes on the frigid, windy and unpredictable peaks of the Canadian Rockies! Once he is airdropped, he has no access to a tent or even matches to keep himself warm. It's just him and his broken camcorder, witnessing a grueling week in which the mountains test the perseverance of a lone man.

For a week, Les Stroud will have to survive Temagami's deep forests and unpredictable, frigid weather conditions. To make things worse, his plane is wrecked and with only an axe, a multi-tool and a single blanket at hand, Les Stroud takes on this adventure which could well prove to be fatal.

This week, Les Stroud is stranded in the mysterious Canyonlands of Utah, home to many ancient civilizations and myths. In a situation that would result in the definite death of any lay person, the Survivorman survives with only scavenged bike parts, a multi-tool, a magnesium flint-stick and an old energy bar at hand!

While, for most of us, a cruise off the coast of Belize draws a picture of luxury and pleasure, that's not case for Les Stroud! Witness him on yet another week of valiant adventures in which he floats adrift on an inflatable life raft with no food and very little survival equipment.

In one of the driest places on earth, the Sonoran Desert, Les Stroud is left alone with a broken down dirt bike and a multi-tool. He has a week to survive one of the hottest places on earth, with no fresh water and very limited food supplies. Can he do it?

As winter approaches, Les Stroud enters the Boreal Forest in Northern Canada where every year around 2,000 people get lost! Watch as the Survivorman survives the biting cold and the threat of predators with just a handful of cashews, some beef jerky, a solitary match and a multi-tool.

Apart from being extremely humid, the swamplands of Georgia's Altamaha River basin are home to alligators and a variety of poisonous snakes. Les Stroud is left alone, deep in the heart of swamps, with his camera gear, some rope, a tin, a comb, some tissue paper and bubble gum. He has a week to survive and find his way out!

Les Stroud visits Costa Rica, but this is no vacation! In the extremely bio-diverse Osa Peninsula, he braves ants, scorpions and tarantulas, and tries surviving the heat in the deep jungle with nothing at hand except a borrowed kayak, a pair of swimming goggles, three ballpoint pens, a multi-tool and the clothing on his back.