Love in the Wild's concept is pretty straightforward. 10 men and 10 women pair up into couples and compete against each other in adventurous and difficult outdoor challenges before heading back to their shared beds, in what is best described as a Survivor-Love Island mashup . After each challenge, the contestants are given a chance to recouple (sound familiar?) in search of the partner they feel most compatible with. The man and woman who are left unmatched are then eliminated from the competition . The last couple standing after the final challenge win an around-the-world trip together and, possibly, a lifetime of love. With a prize that's worth more than money, beautiful scenery, good-looking singles, and a bit of poolside drama, Love in the Wild has just about everything viewers could ask for from a reality dating show. Most notably, however, Love in the Wild has a key ingredient that seems to be missing from many of today's reality TV shows: authenticity.
Love in the Wild combines the best aspects of competition shows set in beautiful places with all the awkward tension, drama, and romance of a dating show. With one season set in Costa Rica and the other in the Dominican Republic and Hawaii, there's no shortage of stunning scenery for the couples to take in as they get to know each other and compete together in some surprisingly difficult challenges. These include building a raft to paddle down crocodile-ridden waters, searching the ocean floor for a bag of coins, crawling through caves with bats flying overhead, and hanging 200 feet above the rainforest floor before descending alongside a waterfall. The challenges are so intense that there's even an injury-related elimination from the competition (hear that, Survivor fans?) Needless to say, adventures of such magnitude expose incompatibility where it exists between couples rather quickly, resulting in some pretty hilarious mid-challenge bickering and a bit of drama back at the cabins as the contestants decide if they want to stick with their partner or recouple with a new one.
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