The struggling Yanu tribe went without fire for 11 days, but host Jeff Probst says future tribes won’t have it any easier
The Yanu tribe on Survivor 46 set a new record for futility and suffering by losing the first four immunity challenges of the season.
Host Jeff Probst was asked about that on “On Fire,” the official Survivor podcast, following the Wednesday, March 27, episode. Probst often says the game is meant to test castaways, pushing them farther than they’ve ever been pushed before.
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