360° Dangerous Honey Hunting (4K) | Explorer | National Geographic

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·Nov 11, 2024

You're getting it! I'm trying. You got there by the tree, so for the honey, okay? Never in my wildest dreams did I think I'd be here. Our second day of 4x4 Jeep Eng, just trying to get a few styling shots. My first assignment, so it's a lot of pressure.

It's good to get warmed up. We're here for National Geographic to get the shot of Maui, the last hunter of hallucinogenic honey. Moly done on your enamel. We did! God is, uh, one of mothers here. It'll be a 15-mile trek into a remote camp to get to the first honey harvesting cliff.

But first, it's mandatory to appease Ron Chemi, the forest spirit, who wrote, grant us safe passage on all the dangerous tasks ahead. Are you guys ready? Up top? Oh, sorry! Sure! Pop Ibanez, Miami's R2s, Massa Massa, Medina, yes! My bondo Portuguese semester, semester! China nut, okay we're clear!

Got the clip for the hut. I'm going down into space. Pretty full-on down here! You believe this? The size of the hive is ridiculous! You get a pair done? I'm getting strong through the suit. Wow! I think that could have been the shot you!

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