The Law of the Jungle (Laws of the Jungle / 정글의 법칙)

Previously on The Law of Jungle in East Timor.

While on the rock valley, the Tribe is totally unaware of the time.

It will get darker in real soon.

Because of the heavy rain, the wet valley gave them nothing...

but just two tiny lizards.

It's all they've got to eat.

How are we going to eat these tiny creatures?

Kang Nam, Chang Seok, and In Young...

skinned the lizards for their food.

It doesn't seem right...

to eat lizards for food.

In a moment...

Suddenly, the nature counterattacks the Tribe.

What will happen to them?

Hold In Young now!

You're awesome, In Young.

How could you even touch the lizards?

It looks tasty like that. - It does.

Barbecue. - Yes, I like it.

It seemed just like raw fish after being skinned.

Are you done skewering them? - Yes.

We haven't tastes it yet, but it's exciting to have this kind of food.

True. - I'm happy.

The smell spreads. - I feel excited.

They look like birds.

Some oil just dropped from the lizard skewer.

Are we going to use the lemon we got earlier?

It was orange and not lemon. - It's an orange.

When are we going to squeeze it over?

It's been a long time since I talked with someone like this.

He's making this kind of joke.

It was hard to understand. - Nobody laughs.

He plotted the whole situation.

Did you plot the situation and talked about the orange?

Moon Sik is a genius.

In the world of silly jokes, he's an AlphaGo.

AlphaGo.

He's the master of middle-aged man jokes.

Let me sprinkle the orange juice over it.

You sprinkle the orange nicely.

It looks even better now.

Try to smell the orange.

The smell is awesome. - The fishy smell is gone.

The fishy smell is completely gone.

The smell wonderfully goes together with orange.

The meat isn't completely cooked.

Here we go.

Are we done?

I can't believe we're eating the lizards.

I've never tasted this kind of food before.

Let each get one bite around the circle.

You're the eldest. Try it first. - No. Let Chief try it first.

No. Whoever wants it can eat first.

Who wants it? - Take it, Hwan.

Should I eat first? - Yes.

It's very hot. Be careful. - We made this for you, Hwan.

Where's the bone?

It's right in the middle. - Right here.

It's the spine. - It looks like a chicken.

Which part should I eat first?

Have the meat right here.

Do you see the meat? - Right here.

How does it taste? Tell us. - Try it. You wanted it the most.

It actually looks delicious.

Do you like it? Your face tells us.

The meat is completely done. - We need a beer.

We need some beer. - He's enjoying it.

It's completely done, in and out. - We need some beer.

I wonder how it tastes.

It tastes like roast chicken. It's delicious. I'm not lying.

It has a very chewy part, but it bears the savory taste.

Is the fishy smell gone?

The orange flavor is awesome.

Does it go together with the meat? - Yes. It's really awesome.

It's your turn, Chang Seok.

I caught it, - Byung Man cooked it very well.

but I'm not curious about the taste, though.

It's really yummy. - Are you sure?

Hear the crispy sound.

It's cooked to a crisp.

He looks like he's in a commercial film.

The two lizards taste different.

The taste? - The taste?

The big one is... - Really crispy?

Yes. The big one is crispy. - I picked the right one to eat.

When I chewed it over and over, it tasted even better.

There's some meat right here.

It's just a really tough and chewy part.

Maybe because it's the lizard's skin.

The burned part goes with the taste.

Try it. - Try the big one.

I guarantee you of the good taste.

She's eating the bone together.

You got the lizard's foot. Oh, no.

Maybe I also got the skewer.

No, it's not the skewer. - She's surprised.

It's not the skewer. It's the foot of the lizard.

That was funny. - You have the skill.

She's funny. - In Young, it was a leg.

There are bones in its legs.

It tastes a bit like roast chicken.

Roast chicken? - Yes.

I'm impressed she ate it. - I know.

Eat it with your hands. - That's right.

She's eating well. - I knew she had it in her.

You should eat it. You must be hungry.

It's okay.

That's right. Try the lizard.

How does it taste?

It tastes like grilled candlefish.

I have tried iguana and bat.

You should try the lizard, too.

You had those when you were at Solomon Islands.

It's tasty. - It is, right?

It's very tasty. - It really is.

Try it.

Let's go, Kang Nam.

It's tasty.

What are you doing? - You barely touched it.

What are you doing?

I ate it. - Come on.

Even food programs don't do that anymore.

You didn't even have time to chew. - I could smell it.

Then, you should've talked about the smell.

It's tasty. - Talk about the smell.

It's like squid, isn't it?

It is a bit like squid. - Squid?

It smells like freshwater fish.

Among lizards I have eaten,

this one has the least amount of unpleasant taste.

The meat usually carries an unpleasant taste.

It's a good thing that we squeezed orange juice on it.

You're right.

It was a brilliant move. - I think the burned part...

is tastier. - That's right.

It's natural to prefer that part if you're new to the taste.

It's nice. - Chi Yeul.

Eat it. - I ate it earlier.

Chi Yeul.

You didn't eat it.

I know you didn't eat it.

Did you not eat it?

Do you want to try this instead?

Eat a little bit of the crispy part.

I only ate it because I was curious about the taste.

I thought it was tasty.

Come on, Chi Yeul.

You'll lose your courage if you stare at it.

If you don't like it, eat orange afterwards.

It's not even in your mouth.

Come on. - If you look at it,

it looks like a finished dish.

I don't think there's more to eat.

It tastes a bit like fish.

It does. It tastes like freshwater fish.

It tastes like freshwater fish. - That's right.

We're unable to identify the deeper taste.

Hwan must find it delicious.

It seems that way. He's eating one piece after another.

I was curious about the taste. It's very tasty.

Beer would be the perfect drink with this.

I wish there were draft beer. - I know.

Let's keep the fire going...

and get ready for bed. - Let's get ready for bed.

What should we do? - Should we sleep here?

Let's sleep here. - We can lay down raincoats.

Sleep will give you energy for tomorrow.

That's right.

It's good to finally take off my socks.

Look at my feet.

They've been wrinkled all day.

I don't know why, but I find these activities fun.

Why don't you hang your socks to dry?

They're almost dry.