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Born Survivor - Alaskan Salmon
(03:11)
Most of us like our salmon grilled, poached or smoked. Bear, however, eats his salmon, quite literally,straight out of the water
Born Survivor - Bee Sting
(03:43)
Bear suffers badly from swollen eyes when a bee stings him on the forehead
Born Survivor - Camel Carcass
(03:30)
Bear utilises a camel carcass in a stomach-churning way to quench his thirst in the Sahara heat
Born Survivor - Chewy Sushi
(02:34)
In Romania, Bear Grylls, bites off the head of a fish before squeezing out its guts and eating it whole
Born Survivor - Cooked Slug
(03:07)
Bear Grylls makes a disgusting stew full of slugs.
Born Survivor - Eating for Energy
(01:23)
Filming Born Survivor provides some exotic menu choices for Bear
Born Survivor - Elephant Dung
(02:08)
How does some freshly squeezed elephant dung for breakfast sound? If it's a matter of life and death it may sound quite good
Born Survivor - Food in the Sahara
(02:23)
Bear goes to extreme measures to beat a Sahara-sized thirst
Born Survivor - Insect Lunch
(01:29)
Maggots and beetles - two of the essential food groups
Born Survivor - Interview
Food (02:48)
If he can see it - Bear Grylls will eat it. Live fish, maggots, ants - nothing is safe
Born Survivor - Larvae Lunch
(01:48)
See how Bear gets ants to do his dirty work when it comes to collecting food.
Born Survivor - Leopard Kill
(01:23)
Bear turns scavenger when he finds a recent leopard kill
Born Survivor - Mexican Panorama
(01:07)
Bear scales a mountain in Mexico to get a look at what's ahead of him
Born Survivor - Poo Tea
(01:30)
What to do when you run out of tea bags
Born Survivor - Porcupine
(02:34)
Bear tackles a prickly foe
Born Survivor - Puff Adder
(01:43)
In an unexpected encounter with Africa's deadliest snake, who will come off worse, Bear or the puff adder?

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