From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Tick demonstrates the type of trap he uses to catch prey like wild pigs, raccoon and nutria.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Talented skateboarder Norski is ready to tackle his hoarding addiction. To do so, he must first learn what it is that motivates his addiction and find an alternate coping mechanism.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Trainees must perform a mine strike drill while treating a wounded soldier. The goal of this lesson is to safely retrieve wounded soldiers, then quickly relocate to an explosives-free area before... (more info)

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Tick hunts down a snake to show that with the right skills there’s no reason to go hungry.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Sian takes on her first major solo build, completing a solar oven that works like a charm.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Bear Grylls demonstrates why you should never pitch your tent in a river bed, even in the desert.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:42 AM

Tory Belleci takes you inside the orphanage he visited while volunteering in post-earthquake Haiti during his break from filming MythBusters.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

While camping in the woods, Zach tricks a friend of Jacob’s into taking a dip into a freezing mountain stream.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

Tara goes a little off the beaten path with a Native American ceremony.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

How fast can a rattlesnake strike? REALLY FAST. High-speed footage reveals how Bear Grylls can be bitten before his brain can even process he’s in any danger.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

Amber is determined to get McCartney comfortable with new foods. She breaks out the broccoli, mustard and watercolor paper for a little play time to ease the transition to a healthy lifestyle.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

In the Mojave Desert, Bear Grylls uses plastic to create a solar still that transforms urine into valuable drinking water.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

Bear Grylls freefalls from 30,000 feet — his highest jump yet -- into the Mojave Desert using the Special Forces method known as HALO, or high altitude low opening.

From: HowStuffWorks on Wed, Jun 08 2011 9:41 AM

Linda’s life may look normal enough from the outside, but walk through her front door and discover the truth - a house packed floor to ceiling, virtually every square inch with stuff.

From: HowStuffWorks on Tue, Jun 07 2011 9:10 PM

Today, on Planet 100, oil billionaires use cash to squash climate change legislation in California, the Women in Green Forum encourages more women to consider a green career path, and David Letterman... (more info)

From: HowStuffWorks on Tue, Jun 07 2011 9:10 PM

Progress on the ground zero transit hub is underway, including the underground rail tunnels. So how will the crew keep the Memorial Plaza from crushing the tunnels below?

From: HowStuffWorks on Tue, Jun 07 2011 9:10 PM

Today, on Planet 100, a fleet of robots is reading to respond to the next offshore oil disaster, an earthquake in New Zealand caused damage but also may have created a new fault line in the earth’s... (more info)

From: HowStuffWorks on Tue, Jun 07 2011 9:10 PM

The objective: find and install a type of stone to line the fountain walls of ground zero’s south pool. It may sound simple, but stone working requires a wide range of skills from artistry to... (more info)

From: HowStuffWorks on Tue, Jun 07 2011 9:10 PM

Today, on Planet 100, the Italian mafia sees the green in clean energy, the government wages battle against western wolves, and more men than ever are suffering from menopause.

From: HowStuffWorks on Tue, Jun 07 2011 9:10 PM

Keeping your sea urchins calm and sedate on the way back to the lab is an important part of studying their fertility. James Williams finds out why.