Survivorman Les Stroud Breaks Down Jungle Survival Scenes from Movies | GQ


Survivorman Les Stroud breaks down jungle survival scenes from movies, including ‘Jungle,’ ‘Predator’ and ‘King of the Lost World.’

Les is currently in production on a new series: Wild Harvest and a new special; Surviving Disasters with Les Stroud, for APT/public television, releasing fall 2020. He is also releasing a new podcast: Surviving Life with Les Stroud, a new double vinyl album: Mother Earth and in 2021, a new children’s book for Annick Press: Wild Outside; The Adventures of Survivorman.

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Survivorman Les Stroud Breaks Down Jungle Survival Scenes from Movies | GQ

10 thoughts on “Survivorman Les Stroud Breaks Down Jungle Survival Scenes from Movies | GQ”

  1. I like his videos. They are not only entertaining to watch but also valuable in knowledge. However I have to correct a few mistakes as I am a tarantula breeder. Firstly, spiders aren’t insects, they belongs to arachnids and thus are closer to scorpions than to cockroaches. Secondly, some tarantulas actually do “hiss” when scared (it’s called stridulation, look it up). Thirdly, in Brazil you can find the biggest spider on earth – Theraphosa Blondi which is much bigger than a mere fist. If I calmed you a little then be aware that that’s Brazil where you can find the famous Wandering Spider, debatably the most assholish spider in the world.

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  2. Not a fan of this guy he acts really full of himself.
    He has missed the point with fair few of these months like the added fog he should know claiming to be film maker you have to do that at times so the camera can pick it up it doesn’t always pick up everything they do the same with rain/snow etc

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  3. Survivorman I sure wish you could analyse an incident that play on my mind to this day. I came thisclose to drowning being thrown out of my canoe to the bottom of Noggies Creek Bobcaygeon. I only know one min I was paddling at a fair clip next I struggled for my life. 6 weeks recovery I went back to investigate. No rocks/boulders/sandbars in that area yet I was bruised black and blue and two sprains wrist and ankle..canoe stayed upright.

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  4. Oh man that first movie gave me flashbacks. Experienced that powerful of a river when I was little. The shore sloped down so steep I slipped and I was under deep water in seconds. If it wasn’t for some roots to hang onto and my dad reaching and pulling me up I probably would have been very dead.

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