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Young men experience 7-day wilderness survival challenge

(People.cn / chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2016-02-25 14:13
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Young men experience 7-day wilderness survival challenge

To keep up their energy, they had to eat everything they found as long as it was nontoxic, such as crawfish from the creek, worms and termites in rotten wood, as well as herbs and fruit. Huang even ate an earthworm and a spider. [Photo/IC]

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