The second installment of Fox’s controversial reality special pits human contestants against animals in events testing strength, speed and agility.

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Speed and Agility Test
In this contest, a Samoan tree climber and a chimpanzee must each climb a forty-foot palm tree, grab a flag at the top and climb back down. The first to reach the ground with the flag wins. The safety setup for this activity included padding beneath both trees, and the palms fronds were checked for any rough or loose stalks that might cause an injury. Small cameras placed at the top and bottom of both trees captured every moment of the contest. One trainer stood on a cherry picker near the top of the chimp’s tree while another remained at the bottom with the ape. When the contest began, the trainer standing with the chimp verbally cued it to begin the climb. As the chimp reached the top of the tree, he grabbed the flag, put it in his mouth, and began his descent.

Relay Race
This competition pits five little people against a 1,500-pound camel. The release pen used to accommodate the camel before the race was padded for its comfort and safety, and a barrier on the track separated the people from the animal. The course used for this event was a professional racing track and was inspected to ensure it was safe for the animal and people to run on. A trainer led the camel to its start mark and another camel companion waited in a trailer at the end. Once the race began, the camel trotted slowly then picked up speed as it ran around the track to rejoin its buddy at the finish line. A veterinarian examined the camel after the race and confirmed it was in good health.

Long Jump Competition
In this segment, an Olympic-bound athlete competes against a black Labrador retriever in a long jump contest. First, the human contestant ran down a long dock and jumped into the water, where judges measured his total distance. Foam rubber padding on the dock provided suitable traction for both participants, and lifeguards and paramedics were standing by for added safety. The dog was brought to the dock on a leash and placed on the starting line. The owner then walked to the end of the dock and verbally cued the dog to run to the end and jump in. To get the dog into the water, its owner tossed in one of the dog’s favorite toys and the canine competitor executed the jump with no difficulties at all. Apparently the dog frequently performed this type of jump and considered it a game not a contest. A padded ramp was also built to allow the dog to climb back up to the dock, but the dog refused to use it, preferring a lift from its owner instead.

Feat of Endurance
For this challenge, a gymnast and an orangutan hang from a bar competing to see who can stay up the longest. A trainer lifted the orangutan onto the bar and the gymnast hung from a second bar directly across from the ape. The gymnast’s stamina gave out after almost seven minutes, but the orangutan was still hanging on long after the man dropped to the ground. During an interview segment, the orangutan was filmed hugging the trainer and sitting in a tree. The trainer told the audience there was a hot wire barrier set up around the set for the safety of the animal, but that it wasn’t turned on.