Primal Survivor – How the Blood Warriors evolved to survive

Primal Survivor: Blood Warriors is a new documentary series that takes a look at the world’s most primitive tribes and their incredible methods of survival.

The show features tribes who live in some of the most extreme environments on Earth, including the Amazon rainforest, the Arctic tundra, and the Kalahari Desert.

Each episode of Primal Survivor: Blood Warriors focuses on a different tribe, and follows the tribe members as they go about their daily lives.

The show explores the unique ways that these tribes have adapted to their environment and highlights the skills and knowledge that they have passed down through generations.

One of the things that make Primal Survivor: Blood Warriors so interesting is that it provides an up-close look at cultures that are very different from our own.

In this Episode:

Hazen Audel is a primal survivor. Forging through the dense jungles of the Ecuadorian Amazon, he joins the Waorani Tribe, where he must learn to live off nothing more than the land.

The Waorani are a fiercely independent people, and their way of life is a far cry from the modern world. There is no electricity, no running water, and no paved roads. The only way to get around is by foot or canoe.

The Waorani live off the land, hunting and gathering what they need to survive. They have a deep respect for nature, and they know how to live off of the land in ways that most people never could imagine. Hazen Audel must learn their ways if he hopes to survive in this harsh environment.