SURVIVAL CHALLENGE: 3 Days Escaping Volcano Island 

next time bring a machete to defend yourself for things such as crocodiles cause knife and spear won't do a thing but a long machete would

no water will give you a head ache every time

I'm not a YTber, but I do have an excess of survival experience... [not for show though...] You took unnecessary risks climbing up and down that cliff, the look on your face was enough proof... when it comes to ''preparedness'' redundancy is King... a Bic lighter rules all, ferro rod is ALWAYS a backup... and used when you have best conditions and dry material... even then together with magnesium rod... among the plastics on the beach there was good stuff [like Styrofoam ] to use to start a fire, making a spear with the knife could help you catch a small shark too...

@@Wasnt-1 A long thick stick is better than a machete... a knife tip is even better...

Would you ever do a super long trip? Like a full month on your own? Be a hell of an experience for sure..

Why don’t you just have it strapped to you at all times like most ppl do

huh? youve never touched grass it shows your bleeding bro

@@simonmaied3787wrong comment you replied to..?

@@TheDogDixie701 thats always the goal, but planning for the unexpected is what youd wanna do. having it strapped to you at all times AND having it as a bright colour results in you negating most possibilities of losing it

@@anthernbans fair

This is island is called Waier it’s across from Murray Island in the Torres Strait

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well he does have water goggles though... pretty cheese

@@FixItYerself your a tool

Whoa! Sounds intense. Do you have name of the documentary?

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You beat me to it m8. XD I chuckled and was like...no...pistachios...are nature's pistachios. haha

Haha that is funny guys, I didn’t even notice until I read the comment

I thought the same thing!

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Lol i thonk he meant rhe oceabs pistachios

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‘Sharked in’ on a volcanic rock, small island. I think you forget that in a survival situation, most of the time you will have one or no shoes, no fishing gear and no way of starting a fire unless using different types of wood. I am a big fan of everything this man and is mates and his missus does, not shitting on his video at all, but can you imagine washing up on this beach with nothing, not even shoes and then realising that you are only getting off if someone comes past!

@@aleho1 not sure ur comment belongs in a reply to mines. Nothing u said has a correlation to what I said. I'm not living in la-la land man, I'm more than aware of how little a person would have in a real-life survival situation. Shouldn't u have posted this in the main comments? I guess u meant to, and somehow misplaced it and replied to me? What u said has a certain value but not in the context of a reply to me.

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Yep! He pioneered the self filming survival show.

I don't support the billion dollar corporate "survival" shows, especially the ones like Bear Grylls, Les was good and Idk what happened to him lately.

Les finally got all the rights to his videos and he has been doing "Director Cuts" of them. He hangs in his living room with his dogs and goes more in-depth on what he was doing/experiencing. It's on RU-vid.

i love survivor man, great and groundbreaking for both filming and outdoor content... it's a shame he's such a whiny old man these days, picking fights with online trolls

@@DinDooIt Absolutely!!

Aussies are naturally entertaining to me as an American.

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Swim around or find a better path. And don't go out in the bush without a machete. That's a beautiful place. But I wouldn't risk climbing up there.

First of all, an excellent episode! I love these survival challenges, used to do this in the mountains when I was younger. Game plan-Hydration, hydration, hydration. I would cut a tree branch and use the vines or fishing line to lash my knife to it, and walk around in the tide to the beach. Decent enough weapon for the sharks, and hope I didn't run into a croc but it's something to fend them off. The cliffs were just too dangerous, if you fell and broke your leg especially with a compound fracture you would be in very real danger. I'm assuming you have a sat phone or radio to contact Fran in case of emergency but even then you would have been in real trouble. I would have took my chances in the water. I get it though, hindsight is 20-20 and If I was there I might have thought the cliffs were a better option too. You made the best decision with the information you had at the time. Glad you're safe, and really enjoyed it!

Can we get more.videos?!? I've watched all that you have on here In a week....

A Machete woulda helped you cut through all that bush! 😂 woulda done the same as you mate

Why do you need to learn that? It should be a in your head from the beginning.

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Same here

*Waier and Dauar.

Yes that's Waier Island and across you can see Murray Island that's in the eastern part of the Torres Strait.

When I lived in Costa Rica I went with the locals to fish for snapper to sell. They used handlines and I used rods. They always caught more fish. They also trolled and fished from the beach with handlines. My buddy Enrique caught way more snook in the surf with a handline than I did with a rod, using the same lures. But when we went trolling I did better with rods. You can laugh at handlines but I have seen how effective they can be. Very impressive.

those fish he tried to spear are just too small. would be easier to hit them with a big rock. the 4 pronged spear is great for medium sized fish because it has 3 more chances than a single prong. its important for them to be sharp enough though