Episode 1: Crocodile Quickstep
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Videos from Episode 1
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- The Hot Zone 06 July 2008
- World of Pain 13 July 2008
- Healthiest Hearts 20 July 2008
- Jungle Tripping 27 July 2008
Topics on all clips
- worms
- stomach
- diarrhoea
- episode_1
- hot_zone
- africa
- congo
- jungle
- hut
- handcraft
- plants
- leaves
- biaka
- chris
- xand
- children
- treatment
- ants
- powder
- asia
- urine
- peru
- video
- eat
- shelter
- machete
- women_s_work
- vine
- skill
- dried_animal
- traditional_medicine
- dog
- market
- flying_fox
- beetle
- chameleon
- gorilla
- lizard
- david_attenborough
- national_geographic
- constipation
- driver_ants
- sweat_bees
- nepal
- world_of_pain
- himalayas
- mountains
- episode_2
- dance
- medicine
- grind
- mortar_and_pestle
- stream
- water
- carry
- head
- russia
- chukotka
- walrus
- healthiest_hearts
- diet
- whale
- episode_3
- meat
- meal
- fat
- episode_4
- jungle_tripping
- ashaninka
- south_america
- herbology
- birth_pain
- prostate
- gonorrhea
- army_ant
- artwork
- rubber_glove
- diagnosis
- parasite
- pregnant
- wax
- x_ray
- sugar_cane
Xand_van_Tulleken says:
26 January | 11:32
poor chris. we had ongoing problems about treating our crew vs treating our hosts. planning the medical kit was incredibly difficult - we didn't know how many people we were going to find in the area of the forest we were going to, and very little is known about their health. We spoke to many anthropologists about what would be useful, and we've both worked in Africa before, but it ended up being guess work. We ran out of a couple of things pretty early- we worked on a first come, first served basis - there's no point in saving medicines for future patients if there's someone ill in front of you. Chris did improve after the leaves - and our guide louis sarno swore by them.
Rubymaisy says:
23 February | 21:27
Did that bee sting hurt Xand??