[MUSIC PLAYING]
Nothing today.
Oh, [BLEEP].
Oh, [BLEEP]
What?
I can hear baboons down the river a bit.
Not seeing them.
Those sand clips.
Baboons is going to be pretty dangerous, like, if provoked.
I'm definitely concerned that it looks
like they're moving into camp.
Something's stirring those baboon's up.
Yeah.
Maybe they're after our honey.
I think that's a good motivation to get out of here.
Yeah, I don't like it.
Yeah, it's just time to make a little raft to carry our gear.
Tomorrow we leave, head further down the river.
We've got a long way to go.
We need a way to float.
I'm trying to make some rough cordage
to just bundle up all these reeds, and the reeds float.
We want to take the fish basket with us.
We want to try to carry some honey from our pot.
We need that honey for the energy.
We cannot afford to lose our pot,
because we need to boil water, so it
all needs to make it there.
We also have a really long way to extraction.
We have our main raft, and then we have our outrigger.
This outrigger will just keep the raft upright so stuff
doesn't fall off the raft.
Should we test it out, get it in the water?
All right.
I think it'll be enough for the gear.
Yeah, I think it'll be OK.
This raft does not look pretty, but it's going to work.
Shh.
We're hearing something kind of walk around the burma.
But our burma is pretty thick.
Guess I'll see you in the morning, hopefully.
You better be careful.
That's not good.
They're like, the baboons are right there.
These baboons, they just keep getting closer,
and they can tear a human apart.
How far is that?
Like, not even probably 30 meters from our burma.
Sounds like they're going there as well.
We should get out of here.
Bit of honey.
Yeah, this pot has to be tied down so good.
Yeah, you gonna tie it down?
Let's wrap it up now.
Let's hope that holds.
Ready to go?
Let's go.
What is that?
I think it's baboons in the tree.
I thought we were getting away from seven.
It's looking right at us.
It's hot.
I think the further we get away from that guy, the better.
NARRATOR: Fleeing the encroaching baboons,
Adam and Samantha will have to navigate dangerous currents
until they reach a calmer section of the river
where deadly black mambas are known to cross.
See anything promising up ahead yet?
Not yet.
I guess the problem, the sides are so thick,
there's no way we can get out of the river here.
So swim down the river, the amount of energy
we have to use, it's taxing.
Possibly might be some open areas up here.
Well, I'm seeing something up there.
Yeah.
I can see a bit of, like, rocks or sand or something.
I don't know, but the water's picking up.
Well, yeah, you can, like, really feel it picking up now.
Those are the real rapids.
Hold onto the honey.
Hold on, down we go.
Hold onto the honey.
This river is brutal.
After that long trek down the river,
we pretty much stopped, really, the first place
that we could get into.
But I've never put my body in a position to be this weak
and feel this depleted.
Thankfully, we have honey.
All right.
[BLEEP]
A little bit?
[BLEEP]
Yeah, that's not good.
How did that much get in there?
Oh.
Damn, it's not safe to eat.
I'd hate to risk it.
Yeah, we don't know what kind of feces and urine and bacteria
and everything else is in this water.
Yes.
This is gonna be tough.