Edward Michael Griles

Introduction:

He is a "man standing at the top of the food chain". Whether it's a volcano, a swamp, a glacier or a lake, he can live in any corner of the earth as long as he is given a knife and a kettle.

He is Edward Michael Griles. His nickname is Bell, but in China, we call him "Eight Lords".

He is "the man standing at the top of the food chain". He ate weevils, spiders, mice, frogs, raw zebra meat, crocodiles and sheep testicles, and squeezed drinkable water from elephant feces-when eating those disgusting things, his mantra was: crunchy; Kind of like chicken. Protein is x times that of beef; This can be eaten with your heart turned ... He said that when eating worms in Zambia, "it tastes like all your friends collect their noses and stuff them into sausages for you to eat." ...

He traveled all over the jungles of Costa Rica, the Pacific Islands, the Alps, the deserts of Kenya and Utah, the snow in Alaska … and Hainan Island in China. Whether it's a volcano, a swamp, a glacier or a lake, he can live in any corner of the earth as long as he is given a knife and a kettle.

If you have seen the Discovery Channel's Survival in the Wilderness, you must know that this fairy is Bell. He is a world-renowned explorer, speech expert, philanthropist, field survival program host, the first person who successfully used power paragliding to leap Mount Everest, the youngest president who has led the world's 28 million boy scouts so far, and the second of the seven most respected people in the British middle class (the first is the Queen of England); He has a beautiful wife and three sons. They usually live on an island in northern Wales or on a self-modified barge on the Thames in London. But most of the time, our Mr. Bei is either in a dangerous place or on the way to danger. Now, he has published an autobiography under the name of Survival in the Wilderness, which gives you a glimpse of the secret of "real tough guy", so his name has been added: best-selling author.