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Man vs. Wild: Extreme Desert
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Bear Grylls freefalls from 30,000 feet -- his highest jump yet -- into the Mojave Desert using the Special Forces method known as HALO, or high altitude low opening.
30,000 Foot Freefall Bear Grylls freefalls from 30,000 feet -- his highest jump yet -- into the Mojave Desert using the Special Forces method known as HALO, or high altitude low opening. Man vs. Wild 01:41 September 16, 2010 25977 -
In the Mojave Desert, Bear Grylls uses plastic to create a solar still that transforms urine into valuable drinking water.
Pee and Plastic In the Mojave Desert, Bear Grylls uses plastic to create a solar still that transforms urine into valuable drinking water. Man vs. Wild 01:40 September 13, 2010 171689 -
How fast can a rattlesnake strike? REALLY FAST. High-speed footage reveals how Bear Grylls can be bitten before his brain can even process he's in any danger.
Rattlesnake Strike How fast can a rattlesnake strike? REALLY FAST. High-speed footage reveals how Bear Grylls can be bitten before his brain can even process he's in any danger. Man vs. Wild 01:57 September 13, 2010 25997 -
Bear Grylls demonstrates why you should never pitch your tent in a river bed, even in the desert.
Swept Away Bear Grylls demonstrates why you should never pitch your tent in a river bed, even in the desert. Man vs. Wild 02:01 September 13, 2010 24632 -
In the Mojave Desert, Bear Grylls demonstrates how to survive in a sandstorm. (Hint: You won't outrun it.)
Sandstorm Survival In the Mojave Desert, Bear Grylls demonstrates how to survive in a sandstorm. (Hint: You won't outrun it.) Man vs. Wild 01:36 September 13, 2010 49077
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- Man vs. Wild: Extreme Desert
- In the Mojave Desert Bear Grylls puts himself in the path of a man-made sandstorm, takes on the full force of a flashflood and jumps form 30,000 feet.
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- Man vs. Wild: 30,000 Foot Freefall
- Bear Grylls freefalls from 30,000 feet -- his highest jump yet -- into the Mojave Desert using the Special Forces method known as HALO, or high altitude low opening.
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Video Added: September 16, 2010
Views: 25977
Runtime: 01:41
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