Man vs. Wild

Bear Grylls shows us how to survive the Alps, Europe's greatest mountain range. 120 million people visit every year, thousands becoming stranded. Bear Grylls parachutes in and demonstrates specialty survival techniques.

Bear travels to America's greatest mountain range-the Sierra Nevada. Bear uses his knowledge of American Indian survival techniques to build shelters, calm wild horses, and find food.

Bear Grylls faces the icy peaks of the Chugach Mountains, Alaska, one of the toughest known environments. Each year, over one million people visit and 500 become stranded. Bear uses his specialist survival skills and knowledge to journey across Alaska.

Bear Grylls shows how to survive on the African Savannah by becoming a lost tourist. Every year 40 US citizens die after being attacked by wild animals.Bear shows how to find water, avoid predators, and find food in this parched and dangerous environment.

With alligators, snakes and even black bears, the waterlogged lands of the Florida Everglades have many hazards. Bear demonstrates how to stay alive when stranded in this beautiful but deadly tourist destination.

Adventurer Bear Grylls demonstrates how to survive in Ecuador's jungles by building bamboo bridges, making a bow and arrow, and showing which plants are poisonous.

Adventurer Bear Grylls demonstrates how to survive in the harsh Australian outback by taking extreme measures to avoid sun stroke, finding food, and avoiding the deadly 'Salties' - salt water crocodiles.

In Mexico's Copper Canyon, Bear Grylls demonstrates how to survive using traditional cave shelters, fishing without lines or nets and finding scorpions and grubs to eat.

Adventurer Bear Grylls shows how to survive in Iceland's Artic conditions. Bear demonstrates how to make a snow cave, find water in deep tunnels, and avoid frostbite. Half million tourists visit every year to see the freezing glaciers.

Adventurer Bear Grylls is in Scotland's Cairngorm Mountains where he has to face artic blizzards, use a deer skin for shelter, and trap rabbits to eat.