I SURVIVED 100 Hours on a DESERTED ISLAND | NO FOOD NO WATER | Survival Challenge | Ep.1

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Published 2023-05-12
I survived 100 hours on a deserted island with NO FOOD and NO WATER, catching and eating fish, coconuts, clams, and whatever else I was able to find or catch. The average daytime temperature was 37 degrees Celsius (98 Fahrenheit) which made every task challenging - shelter building, finding food, making fire, etc.

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All Comments (21)
  • @bunkersurf2779
    this man is the happiest person that has ever been, when founding trash
  • @fzelt
    im filipino and i lived in philippines for almost half of my life. i'm still a teenager but i moved to uk when i was younger and havent been to philippines ever since. now that ive watched this, it reminds me of the times i spent near the beach doing these things too. especially the mangoes, it really makes me happy to remember nostalgic things. i really miss philippines too. this is such a great video, keep it up!
  • @bradgibson8891
    The one with the large, round leaves at 55:10 is indian almond/beach almond and several other names. The nut is like a large, moist almond and really good.
  • @dencti
    As someone who lives in a tropical country, I can't believe I'd reached 30 y.o. without getting hit by a coconut. And I used to nap a lot underneath tall coconut trees. Or maybe the reason I had such nice naps is because I got knocked unconscious by a coconut and didn't notice lol
  • @DarkDao
    ARK: Survival Evolved. Beach Bob's first steps. Hehe.
  • @Amir-sd6lu
    You should say survived 100 h by eating coconut
  • @nsystem1432
    Mate!!! That spouted coconut that you found wedged in the tree was Totally edible and something absolutely Delicious!!!!
  • @ReZaBaik
    This is what a survival Video I look for. No fancy tools. No excuse. Just pure survival. Keep it up man! ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘
  • @Brads-strung-out
    You can bend any ring pull from a soda can and craft a hook out of it, they hold bait and can catch fish.
  • @RenPK62
    The amount efforts he puts in this video. This need more view and like.
  • @jms3764
    Canโ€™t believe this guy threw away a sprouted coconut!! Those have something on the inside that us in Trinidad and Tobago call coconut bread and Itโ€™s so good. The nut has to be sprouted and some even has coconut oil on the inside
  • You can eat the sprouting coconut its nice once they get too big they go soapy though I lived in Fiji for a year and caught lots of fish with just a hobo line looks like alot of land crabs on that island too . props to you for getting so much done each day the humidity is such a killer shopping trees and wood realy brought back happy memories thankyou lookforward to next week
  • @Broughton1128
    You disregarded a delicious sprouted coconut. And you could have used the net and a bamboo shoot to catch some fish. Lots of missed opportunities to make your stay a bit more pleasant.
  • @stevohmelike
    Bit of advice. When foraging for food. Eat the skin of the mango.
  • The "sprouted coconut" has a bulb inside that is sweet and good to eat ๐Ÿ˜‹๐Ÿ˜€
  • @jedidazed3390
    As a southeast asian, i can tell you that you're lucky to be alive building a shelter right between two coconut trees. Thats the worst spot to be under for hours straight. Southeast asians know that mature trees will drop a coconut every few days. You're lucky not a single one fell on your head!
  • @budspacked3070
    ive never been so happy for a man to knock a coconut down
  • @el_jo29
    "oh a net, let's do an hammock"... ๐Ÿคฆโ€โ™‚๏ธ How about fishing ?