Molokai.
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Kilauea.
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Kilauea getting your first look at the new Molokai tribe, Harold voted out, and Andrew returning to Molokai after being kidnapped by Kilauea.
Today you will be playing...
Somethings Fishy
Hawaii is famous for its snorkeling sites and beautiful coral reef fish and other marine life. This challenge will test if you have what it takes to be a marine expert. When your tribe is ready to start, we will send your tribe a sheet containing several pictures of unlabled Hawaiian marine species. You will then work together as a tribe to label the sheet with the COMMON names (NOT the latin/scientific names) of the species. When you are confident in your answers, one person per tribe must submit the labled sheet to their private thread, and then your time will stop. The tribe to correctly label their entire guide in the fastest time will win immunity. If neither tribe is able to complete their guide, then the tribe with the most correctly labeled species will win immunity. The guide has been edited enough to make it impossible to reverse-image-search the answer key. It is recommended that you use this time to study up before you start.
This is what you are playing for.
With this in your possession, you will live to see another day in the game, guaranteed. If you lose, you'll have a date with me tonight at Tribal Council, where one of you will become the nineth person voted out of Survivor: Hawaii. The winning tribe will also receive a clue to their tribe's hidden immunity idol, and the ability to kidnap a member of the losing tribe.
Kilauea, because you have four extra members, you must choose four people to sit out. They cannot help you in this challenge. This challenge will end in 24 hours on May 14th at 6:00 AM EST. If you are not sitting out, failure to contribute or notify the hosts that you are abstaining will result in a strike. Three strikes and you're out of the game.
