Do you know Mr. Bay? Have you seen how to survive in the wild? I always have a question. It is reasonable to say that eating raw meat will have parasites. Why is Mr. Bay okay?

First of all, before and after each field shooting, Bell will have a routine physical examination, including taking medicine to repel insects. In the wild, in the process of shooting, if possible, Bell will cook the food of his choice with fire. If not, he will try to choose some parts that are not easily infected by parasites and judge whether the food is infected by parasites through experience. After all, it is a documentary rather than a real wilderness survival, and he will try to avoid some unnecessary reckless risks. In the actual shooting process of the film, in addition to the protagonist Bell and the crew who appeared in front of the mirror, there is also a powerful medical rescue team behind it, which will deal with accidents caused by emergencies in time; Most of the contents demonstrated by Bell in Survival in the Wilderness are "emergency survival" and the key word is "acting". Bell was not forced to die without eating, but showed the audience how to deal with "death without eating". Therefore, he will still make a choice about whether some foods can be eaten or not.

It's not that Bell won't be infected with parasites, but he will use his knowledge of survival and strong team behind him to minimize such incidents.