Adventurer Bear Grylls goes to National Geographic

Many years have passed since Bear Grylls became known in Spain with The Last Survivor, a program in which he showed us his extreme adventures in the middle of Nature. The television career of the former member of the British Army Military Forces continues and now he will land with the fifth season of Running Wild With Bear Grylls on National Geographic.

After four seasons (2014-2018) and more than thirty episodes of Running Wild With Bear Grylls on NBC, the Briton has been excited about this change. "I am very proud to have joined the National Geographic family, whose brand is synonymous with adventure," said Bear Grylls, who is stepping up his project with the nature-based channel, as he will also be the narrator of Hostile Planet, a National series. Geographic which will be released on April 1.

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In the new Running Wild With Bear Grylls, the adventurer will have the company of different celebrities from the world of art or sports. Together with them, he will pose challenges and adventures in different parts of the world, from the United States to Sardinia, also passing through remote areas of Panama or Iceland.

Barack Obama, Zac Efron, Kate Winslet, Ben Stiller, Michelle Rodriguez, Shaquille O'Neal, Julia Roberts or Roger Federer are some of the great personalities who have passed through Running Wild With Bear Grylls. The adventurer did not go to Spain until the fourth season, when he dedicated two episodes of his program, the first recorded in the Canary Islands with Keri Russell and the second already on the peninsula, with actress Lena Headey. “For this new season we are signing some of the most iconic stars we have ever had!”, Bear Grylls has advanced on social networks about the new guests that he will have in his next adventures.