Would I be able to survive if I only ate what Bear Grylls eats?

You know bugs, poo and those kind of things.

I bet he eats steaks during his off-time. I bet they give him steaks while the cameras off.CRS98

[QUOTE="CRS98"]I bet he eats steaks during his off-time. I bet they give him steaks while the cameras off.kipohippo021

[QUOTE="CRS98"]I bet he eats steaks during his off-time. I bet they give him steaks while the cameras off.kipohippo021

The average person wouldn't be able to survive if they do ANYTHING that guy does.

I bet he eats steaks during his off-time. I bet they give him steaks while the cameras off.CRS98

The average person wouldn't be able to survive if they do ANYTHING that guy does.

Pirate700

I wouldn't recommend it

I bet he eats steaks during his off-time. I bet they give him steaks while the cameras off.CRS98

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

The average person wouldn't be able to survive if they do ANYTHING that guy does.

kipohippo021

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

The average person wouldn't be able to survive if they do ANYTHING that guy does.

lightleggy

considering he eats cheeseburgers and drinks bottled water while filming his show I guarantee you will be perfect capable of living off of that.

[QUOTE="SmittyPeppers"][QUOTE="lightleggy"] yeah but an awesome beast...many people would chop off some heads to become bear grylls...lightleggy

People don't say "eat Sh** and die" becasue it might prevent it :P

Here's something interesting:

The show has been criticized for fabricating some of the situations in which Grylls finds himself. In 2006 a Born Survivor crew member admitted that some scenes in episodes were misleading, indicating to viewers that Grylls was stranded in the wild alone when he was not. The issue of scenes being manipulated was also raised by Mark Weinert, a U.S. survival consultant. One example he gave was of a raft allegedly being put together by team members before being taken apart so Grylls could be filmed building it. Other scenes that have been criticized include:

* Grylls was shown trying to lasso "wild" mustang in the Sierra Nevada that were in fact tame and had been hired from a trekking station nearby.

* A scene where Grylls was purported to have escaped from an active volcano by leaping across lava, avoiding poisonous sulphur dioxide gas, was actually enhanced with special effects, using hot coal and smoke machines.

* Similarly, another episode gave viewers the impression that Grylls "was a 'real life Robinson Crusoe' stuck on a desert island", while in reality he was on an outlying part of the Hawaiian archipelago and retired to a motel at night.

Wikipedia

Here's something interesting:

[QUOTE="Wikipedia"]

The show has been criticized for fabricating some of the situations in which Grylls finds himself. In 2006 a Born Survivor crew member admitted that some scenes in episodes were misleading, indicating to viewers that Grylls was stranded in the wild alone when he was not. The issue of scenes being manipulated was also raised by Mark Weinert, a U.S. survival consultant. One example he gave was of a raft allegedly being put together by team members before being taken apart so Grylls could be filmed building it. Other scenes that have been criticized include:

* Grylls was shown trying to lasso "wild" mustang in the Sierra Nevada that were in fact tame and had been hired from a trekking station nearby.

* A scene where Grylls was purported to have escaped from an active volcano by leaping across lava, avoiding poisonous sulphur dioxide gas, was actually enhanced with special effects, using hot coal and smoke machines.

* Similarly, another episode gave viewers the impression that Grylls "was a 'real life Robinson Crusoe' stuck on a desert island", while in reality he was on an outlying part of the Hawaiian archipelago and retired to a motel at night.

CRS98

[QUOTE="CRS98"]

Here's something interesting:

[QUOTE="Wikipedia"]

The show has been criticized for fabricating some of the situations in which Grylls finds himself. In 2006 a Born Survivor crew member admitted that some scenes in episodes were misleading, indicating to viewers that Grylls was stranded in the wild alone when he was not. The issue of scenes being manipulated was also raised by Mark Weinert, a U.S. survival consultant. One example he gave was of a raft allegedly being put together by team members before being taken apart so Grylls could be filmed building it. Other scenes that have been criticized include:

* Grylls was shown trying to lasso "wild" mustang in the Sierra Nevada that were in fact tame and had been hired from a trekking station nearby.

* A scene where Grylls was purported to have escaped from an active volcano by leaping across lava, avoiding poisonous sulphur dioxide gas, was actually enhanced with special effects, using hot coal and smoke machines.

* Similarly, another episode gave viewers the impression that Grylls "was a 'real life Robinson Crusoe' stuck on a desert island", while in reality he was on an outlying part of the Hawaiian archipelago and retired to a motel at night.

Regent192

Here's something interesting:

[QUOTE="Wikipedia"]

The show has been criticized for fabricating some of the situations in which Grylls finds himself. In 2006 a Born Survivor crew member admitted that some scenes in episodes were misleading, indicating to viewers that Grylls was stranded in the wild alone when he was not. The issue of scenes being manipulated was also raised by Mark Weinert, a U.S. survival consultant. One example he gave was of a raft allegedly being put together by team members before being taken apart so Grylls could be filmed building it. Other scenes that have been criticized include:

* Grylls was shown trying to lasso "wild" mustang in the Sierra Nevada that were in fact tame and had been hired from a trekking station nearby.

* A scene where Grylls was purported to have escaped from an active volcano by leaping across lava, avoiding poisonous sulphur dioxide gas, was actually enhanced with special effects, using hot coal and smoke machines.

* Similarly, another episode gave viewers the impression that Grylls "was a 'real life Robinson Crusoe' stuck on a desert island", while in reality he was on an outlying part of the Hawaiian archipelago and retired to a motel at night.

CRS98

you should be fine

[QUOTE="CRS98"]

Here's something interesting:

[QUOTE="Wikipedia"]

The show has been criticized for fabricating some of the situations in which Grylls finds himself. In 2006 a Born Survivor crew member admitted that some scenes in episodes were misleading, indicating to viewers that Grylls was stranded in the wild alone when he was not. The issue of scenes being manipulated was also raised by Mark Weinert, a U.S. survival consultant. One example he gave was of a raft allegedly being put together by team members before being taken apart so Grylls could be filmed building it. Other scenes that have been criticized include:

* Grylls was shown trying to lasso "wild" mustang in the Sierra Nevada that were in fact tame and had been hired from a trekking station nearby.

* A scene where Grylls was purported to have escaped from an active volcano by leaping across lava, avoiding poisonous sulphur dioxide gas, was actually enhanced with special effects, using hot coal and smoke machines.

* Similarly, another episode gave viewers the impression that Grylls "was a 'real life Robinson Crusoe' stuck on a desert island", while in reality he was on an outlying part of the Hawaiian archipelago and retired to a motel at night.

lightleggy

Island living made me soft.

considering he eats cheeseburgers and drinks bottled water while filming his show I guarantee you will be perfect capable of living off of that.

ferrari2001

i remember one episode when he squeeze poop for water,so badass