96 Hour Island Survival (no food, water, or shelter)

We begin a 96-hour survival challenge on a deserted island in Tonga with Nate’s parents, carrying only a few handmade tools and selected supplies. We build a shelter, climb and harvest coconuts for water and food, start a fire with a bow drill, and catch fish for dinner. After a difficult first night surrounded by mosquitoes and wildlife, we improve the shelter, make toothbrushes from hibiscus bark, gather more coconuts, and prepare for incoming rain.