Alaska, California, Florida, Australia, Bahamas, Labrador… it’s been a frenzy of activity… A Feeding Frenzy to be exact…

…as Les hosts Feeding Frenzy. A 1 hour special for Discovery’s Shark Week 20th Anniversary airing on Tuesday, July 31 at 9:00pm ET/PT.

Feeding Frenzy

Do sharks really eat anything? From license plates to a suit of armour, submerse yourself, along-side Survivorman’s Les Stroud, as he guides viewers in taking an up close and personal look at the diets of the great white, mako, tiger, bull, lemon, hammerhead… well, let’s just say, a darn lot of sharks. Which shark has the strongest jaws; how often do they feed; and what, aside from Les, incites a shark to attack.

Shark Week

Not satisfied with just a special, Les hosts the entire Shark Week. From July 24 to August 4, with eight all-new programs airing at 9:00 p.m. ET/P! T that will give you more information on sharks then you ever knew or thought possible.

Labrador Blog

Updated, uploaded and ready to roll. Read about his adventures while filming the latest episode of Season 2 Survivorman. http://www.lesstroudonline.com/blog/

Survivorman – Season 2

The long awaited season of Survivorman is nearly upon us. From the rain forests of the Amazon, to the scorching heat of the Kalahari Desert, to the dog teams of Labrador, air times are now official, well, as official as broadcasters can be. Look for the new season to start on August 10th on Discovery and October 2nd on OLN.

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Les's trip thru Labrador will be very intresting to me, Back (Many years ago) when I was in the U.S. Air Force I was stationed at Goose Bay for awhile before going to North West Point which is right where this story starts. I am glad that he is going to have a show in which he has a survival kit. This may get intresting. The lakes and rivers are full of Grayling up there and I once cought one on a flat 22 caseing on the end of a line. At that time of the year the Hairs are out (rabbits to you folks in the lower 48) and are easy to spot because there coats will be brown and white. Food schould not be a problem, cold thats anouther thing. Most of the trees are small my copairson to those we have here, The growing season is short, and if they are frozen they will be hard to cut with a saw or axe.

Awesome!!! I was getting tired of the new Bear series already and can't wait for the new Les shows!

Bear is to scripted IMHO.