The Kalahari Desert in Namibia is home to the San people. Surviving in this harsh and desolate world, their tracking skills are unsurpassed. They are teaching Hayden Turner how to find prey in an environment where the rivalry for food is intense and where water is a scarce luxury.
In the impenetrable jungles of Cameroon, Hayden Turner hunts with the Baka tribe. The Baka are all under five feet tall, but their bravery is legendary. Using their voice as a weapon, poisonous darts and incredible courage, Hayden Turner sees with his own eyes how they kill to survive.
Surrounded by danger, deep in Malaysian rain forest, live the Jahai tribe, the world’s first blow-pipe hunters. They survive just as their ancestors have for thousand’s of years before them and Hayden Turner is going to find out how.
Former Zoo-keeper Hayden Turner heads to Vanuatu’s Tanna Island to learn about the Namal people’s hunting strategies. They hunt every creature on the island, whether it swims, crawls, runs or flies … and over the centuries the Namal have developed innovative ways to catch them all.
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