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- Man vs. Wild is a survival television series hosted by Bear Grylls on the Discovery Channel where each episode documents his efforts to survive after being left stranded in challenging environments. - The show follows Bear Grylls as he demonstrates survival techniques. It has been criticized for fabricating some situations, but producers clarify when Grylls receives crew support. - Despite criticisms, the show has been very popular with viewers who find it entertaining and informative for learning survival skills. It remains one of Discovery Channel's most popular shows.
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- 2. Man vs. Wild also called Born Survivor: Bear Grylls or Ultimate Survival , is a survival television series hosted by Bear Grylls on the Discovery Channel . In the United Kingdom , the series is shown on both the Discovery Channel and on Channel 4 . The series is produced by British television production company Diverse Bristol.
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- 5. -Bear Grylls is one of the most well known and successful adventurers in the world. -At 23 he became the youngest Briton to climb Mount Everest. -What makes this more amazing is that just two years before climbing Everest he broke his back in three places narrowly escaping a life of paralysis.
- 6. -He spent three years with the British Special Forces (21 SAS) -He is a best selling author and has written several books including "The Kid Who Climbed Everest" and Facing the Frozen Ocean". -He is currently the star of the show Man Vs Wild.
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