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This behind the scenes look at Man Vs. Wild goes behind the scenes with the people who make the show, where they give their views on travelling with Bear, and there's also a look at how the show is made.

Bear takes on some of the world's most dangerous snakes, uses his own finger for bait to catch catfish, and meets tribes who tackle the toughest of terrains, eats raw goat testicles and hunts down some porcupines.

Bear heads back to a Alaska to challenge a glacier, hangs by his fingertips from a forest waterfall and is nearly crushed between an iceberg and his rescue craft.

In Western Texas, Bear falls to earth from an upturned bi-plane, to lock horns with the parched Chihuahuan Desert; he traverses deep gorges, locates an oasis and takes on a diamond back rattlesnake.

Bear heads down memory lane as he takes us through the conditions that soldiers had to endure, throughout the Vietnam War.

Bear heads to Alabama where he meets up with a wild boar, contends with a forest fire, fends off the freezing white water rapids and take a dark journey through a limestone cave.

Bear heads to the Arctic Circle as he challenges an icy waterfall, hunts for wild reindeer and contends with some of the coldest conditions on earth.

Bear heads to the home of Dracula where he takes on a bear and dangerous water channels.

Bear heads to Turkey to once again deal with dangerous animals and he also takes to the water.

Bear has some tips on how to survive the hurricane season and he also eats a tarantula to survive.

Bear takes on the deepest river based canyon, Hell's Canyon and also Snake River where dangerous water is top of the list.

Bear wraps up warm as he heads to the fozen wastelands of North US. He goes underground to search an abandoned mine, and he takes to some fast moving water...as usual.

Bear heads to the jungle where he tackles a boa constrictor, he gets stuck over raging waters, and then he takes to the trees.

Bear recaps the best ways to survive in a number of different scenarios. He highlights how to traverse dangerous terrain, fight deadly predators, and find food and water sources where none are apparent.

Bear heads out into the unknown wilderness areas of South Dakota such as the Badlands and the Great Plains.

Bear faces a tough task in climbing seemingly unending mountains, suffering from hypothermia, and getting himself out of a peat bog.

Bear attempts to traverse through the swamps where all manner of deadly animals are waiting to get a hold of him. He also takes a look at the devestation caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Bear Grylls takes on the desert in Baja, Mexico, where his eyes are swollen shut by a bee sting after which he has to fight back a deadly diamond-back rattlesnake.

Bear heads to Siberia where he joins up with the Tuvans to get some survival hints and tips for living in such a cold climate for long periods of time.

Bear is helicoptered over the Siberian Tundra where he parachutes down. There he must find food and a place to sleep before darkness sets in, in one of the coldest places on Earth.

Bear continues with his week's worth of tasks and has to overcome dangerous swamps if he is to complete what he set out to do.

Bear has a week's worth of tasks ahead of him as he is set down in a Tsunami hit area off of the Indian Ocean, with no clean water.

Bear heads to another hot climate, equal to the Sahara Desert, Namibia. Here he learns about the San Bushmen and how they can cope with such difficult conditions.

Bear Grylls shows viewers how to survive and navigate Zambia in Southern Africa and also how to stay afloat on some large rapids.

Bear goes in search of wildlife to eat and it seems there is nothing so gruesome that he isn't willing to try it.

Bear Grylls is left stranded in Patagonia and teaches you how to survive the rough terrain that is a glacier.

In Patagonia, Bear faces many challenges such as crossing a glacier, working his way through a maze of caves, and searching for food.

Bear is still in the Panaman jungles where he has more survival tips, and he also has to eat some rather gruesome meals.

Panama is the location for a lesson in how to deal with magroves and how to avoid the viper pits, as Bear will have to overcome them in order for him to come out unscathed.

The second part of this two-part episode follows Bear Grylls attempt to survive in the hottest place on the planet, the Sahara Desert. In this episode Bear will have to skin and disembowel a camel in an attempt to stay alive. Can he learn to deal with the hardships and the disgusting taste of the camel, or is it too much for him to take?

Bear Grylls is dropped into the Sahara Desert in Morocco by helicopter. Along the way you can watch him fight the scorching heat, escape from quicksand, and eat scorpions.

The UK is the location of Cairnigorn National Park which is generally unknown to tourits as being classified as 'arctic'. Bear goes back to basics killing rabbits for food and using deer skin for shelter. As well as that he tells us how to check slopes for signs of an avalanche.

Bear heads off to one of the largest and most impressive areas of the world - Equador - which is the loaction for both the largest rainforest and the largest mountain range in the world. Although most of the wildlife is small in size, many are just as vicious as larger predators, most notably the deadly piranhas. Using whatever he can find to fashion a bow and arrow he shows us how to catch food and keep the animals at bay.

Despite large towns and cities, Australia is still made up of some of the biggest and barren deserts and wastelands in the world. With multiple species of dangerous animals Bear teaches about how to deal with them, how to find food, and how drinking your own urine may be the difference between life and death.

Copper Canyon is Bear's destination where the terrain is rougher and hotter than the Grand Canyon. His aim is to avoid dehydration and to shelter yourself from the constant heat that can make life dangerous for anyone stranded in the valleys below.

Bear travels to Iceland to see for himself the area in which many people get rescued from every year. Bear must attempt to stave off hypothermia due to the cold and the extremely powerful blizzards, find water in unlikely sources, and eat some less than appealing meals.

Bear heads to a completely new environment where over 60 people are lost every year, the swamps of the Everglades. Lurking above and below the surface are hundreds of thousands of deadly, vicious animals that Bear needs to be wary of.

Bear lands on a desert island to show how being stranded on one is not as ideal as most people think. Bear walks us through each stage from landing on the island, to finding food and making shelter, to eventually getting off using a hand built raft.

Considering how popular a destination the Alps are, it's a dangerous place for a tourist if you have an accident. Bear shows us how easy it is to survive if you know what you are doing, whether it's making a temporary shelter, or finding sustenance to keep yourself alive.

Bear travels to Kenya which is one of the few places in the world where you become the hunted rather than the hunter. Bear talks about how to get to your destination using just the stars, and he has to deal with a vast array of deadly creatures that inhabit such a barren environments.

Bear shows us how to survive in the unknowingly dangerous mountain range which has left many people stranded over the years. With an good knowledge of how the Indians used to live and survive he takes on the challenge of the three different terrains that Nevada has to offer.

Bear heads to an active volcano where he must carefully traverse over molten lava and deal with dangerous gases. Bear demonstrates how to survive in both the severe heat and the cooler but equally dangerous rainforest.

The Alaskan Mountain Range is home to many a skiing accident where many lives are lost each year. Bear heads up there to show how it's possible to survive the cold climate if you get into trouble. With the elements and the environment against him, this will be one of his most difficult challenges yet.

Bear shows us how to survive the rainforest of the Osa Peninsula where many people are rescued from each year. To get out alive he needs to scale tall trees, plunge down waterfalls, and fight off the local wildlife.

Bear replicates what it would be like for a lost hiker to survive in the popular extreme sports destination of the Moab Desert. On his travels he comes across some dangerous predators, battle with quicksand, and has to navigate his way through small valleys.

Bear is given a tough task of finding civilization within a 5 day period. Without any hunting equipment and nothing to start a fire with, he must attempt to survive the harsh climate.