(playful music)
- [Voiceover] You got the tether on there?
- I got the tether on there.
Tether in, woo!
Oh yeah, there it is.
- [Voiceover] All right, are you good?
- I'm Coyote Peterson.
And welcome to on location.
Here we go!
Woo!
(playful music)
Woo!
(dramatic music)
- [Coyote] Filming in Costa Rica is always an adventure.
While my priority usually centers around finding
the animals, every once in awhile
the crew and I get a day off
to have a little fun.
Going up.
(playful music)
The Osa Canopy Tour is an adrenaline filled zipline
ride through the summer zone Costa Rica rain forest.
And in this on location Mark, Mario and I
are going to spend the afternoon
zipping through the tree tops.
Hold on
this is going to be one wild ride.
All right, we're about to get strapped up into my harness.
This is the point of no return right here, right?
I've never ziplined before
my first time at this.
I'm ready to do this.
Flying through the trees.
All right.
I think we're ready to go.
We've got our hand brakes,
we were told if this doesn't stop us
then running into a tree will.
- Today's supposed to be the fun day
so let's not run into the trees.
- [Voiceover] Give me a thumbs up.
- Thumbs up for the hand brake.
All right, let's do this.
Right now I'm in the mental zone here.
- [Voicever] You scared?
- No, not at all, I don't get scared of anything.
- [Voiceover] Coyote's scared.
You're scared.
- I don't get scared.
- [Voiceover] You're sweating, look at this.
- I'm sweating because it's 100 degrees outside.
(laughing)
- I'm not scared.
Relax.
- I like that sound that it makes.
(dramatic music)
Here we go!
Woo!
(dramatic music)
Woo!
(dramatic music)
- Ah!
Woo!
(dramatic music)
Woo!
Yeah!
Oh (mumbling).
Woo!
- [Voiceover] Hi Mario.
God speed buddy.
- All right, see ya on the other side.
- [Voiceover] Boom.
- At least don't.
(dramatic music)
Woo!
(dramatic music)
Woo!
- Mario! (foreign language)
- I made it.
- [Voiceover] So Mario.
You actually got to use both hands doing this, huh?
- Yeah.
- [Voiceover] Kind of hard to hold a camera.
- Yeah, we've got our
we've got one of our main rigs
and we're trying to figure out how to
film and also enjoy the experience.
- Yeah, don't drop that camera into the jungle
otherwise a bunch of episodes are going down with it.
- Oh, that's a lot of pressure guys.
Thanks. (laughs)
- I feel the need
the need for speed.
Ow!
(punk rock music)
(screaming)
(punk rock music)
- Woo!
(punk rock music)
Woo!
Oh yeah.
- I'm nervous to let go of my hand.
I was like, uh uh uh, okay.
- [Voiceover] You just have to let go at some point.
Yoou look down, you're like oh.
- [Coyote] I'm strapped in if I fall.
- [Voiceover] That's it, there's no coming back.
- [Voiceover] I saw you spin.
- [Coyote] Did you?
I started spinning one way, 'cause I took my hand off,
and I was like, uh I got to get that back.
- [Voiceover] I didn't get a good angle.
- Dude, yeah, it's hard, I was like able to
kind of like feel my body shifting
and kind of just use my hips.
- [Coyote] Ooh, that's a long way down.
- [Voiceover] Yeah buddy.
Don't fall down there.
That'd be
(foreign language).
- [Coyote] The branches will catch you on the way down.
Break a few ribs.
- [Voiceover] Just don't land on your head.
- Man, I'm balancing trying to follow you.
- Yeah, going across the suspension bridge
in the canopy.
This reminds me of that scene in Indiana Jones
when they were going across the bridge.
This one's with cables on,
I don't think it's gonna break.
Woo!
- [Voiceover] All right, here I go.
(playful music)
Whoa.
Mike, what are you doing?
Oh!
He's messing this up for me.
Whoa!
That guy, look it's shaking.
I'm not shaking it.
I just have awful balance.
Baby steps, baby steps.
(playful music)
All right.
(playful music)
- You made it.
- [Voiceover] I can't get the shot. (laughs)
(playful music)
- [Voiceover] What is up with this bridge?
This bridge just moves everywhere.
Ah ah.
Almost there.
All right.
Thank you.
That was cool.
Woo!
- [Voiceover] Coyote, what's going on right now?
- I'm gonna upside down on this one.
Oh, I see.
Like that.
- [Voiceover] You can let go of your hands.
- I look like a spider. - Both hands, yeah.
- See you later.
Woo!
Holy cow.
(rock music)
Whoa. (laughs)
Went upside down on that one.
That was seriously crazy.
Nothing like being upside down
and looking into the rain forest.
(screaming)
(rock music)
- Woo!
Woo!
Yeah!
Ah, that's the way to do it kids.
- Oh boy, last part of the zipline tour.
The Tarzan rope.
- [Voiceover] You feel like (mumbling)?
- I feel like I hope this rope doesn't break
otherwise I'm gonna sail right off into the jungle.
Yeah. (laughs)
I can see how good they tie it, ready.
Good?
- [Voiceover] I don't see it.
And, action.
- Well how awesome was that?
Spending the afternoon
ziplining through the rain forest.
I'm Coyote Peterson.
Be brave.
Stay wild!
Woo!
We'll see you on the next location.
Woo!
I'm flying!
If you are ever in the Dominical area
and are looking for an exciting way to see
the rain forest from a different perspective
make sure to visit the Osa Canopy Tours.
Costa Rica was a blast.
And I think my favorite animal to encounter
had to be our run in with the baby ocelot.
If you missed that episode
make sure to go back and watch me get up close
with that adorable little jungle cat.
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