World-renowned primitive survivalist and lifelong storm enthusiast Laura Zerra has survived more days in the wild on camera than any other female on Earth. She set out for season three of her show Decivilized, exclusively on CarbonTV, to bring first-hand experiences and expertise in the face of natural disasters.
“When I was younger, instead of playing princess dress-up, I would dress my Barbie dolls in rain gear and prep them for heading out into a storm. Aiding and educating on natural disasters has always been close to my heart, so making this series was absolutely unreal” explains Zerra. “I’ve always been happiest outdoors and I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to share my passion on CarbonTV and call it home.”
Stream all three seasons to watch this self-proclaimed nomad, knowledge hungry adventure seeker, and self-educated risk taker explore the world, while putting herself in the middle of tornados, car accidents, floods and wildfires.
“I have always admired Laura’s passion and skillset, and to watch her take on such intense situations in order to grow as a person and share content that will absolutely impact someone’s life and how to react in a situation that most wouldn’t be prepared for, is something CarbonTV is immensely proud to support” said CarbonTV president, Julie McQueen. ” I’m not sure if a lot of people know this, but Laura had her dog certified in Human Remains Detection (HRD) as a cadaver dog to assist in emergency situations and natural disasters. She is giving her heart and soul to helping people, and it’s just incredible to watch.”
Decivilized with Laura Zerra is a CarbonTV original series and offers something for everyone. From basic survival skills and shelter building to fire starting and navigation, this series is unique in its ability to appeal to everyone.
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