Wild Hawaii

The Hawaian archipelago, the worlds largest and furthest from mainland, is a Polynesian world still being shaped by active volcanoes, growing over time to snowy peeks. The fertile lava and firm winds carrying a record amount of precipitation gradually turns into lush wildlife, mostly immigrants, alas nowadays often stowaways threatening native species, hardly any large predators except a few birds of prey. It's a paradise for sports (from surfing to skiing over hiking), tourism, astronomical observation.

Father & son divers / explorers Mike and Warren Fletcher solve mysteries: Missing subs to missing millions.

Extreme adventurer Hazen Audel relives his most thrilling, most agonizing and most down-right disgusting moments and reveals what it takes to become a Primal Survivor. Finding water, sourcing protein, building shelter and making fire are essential to staying alive in the wild, but in some hostile regions of the world, these survival basics can seem impossible to master.