Alone season 8 explained

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Module1:	Num Contestants: 10 Winner: Clay Hayes Runner Up: Biko Wright
Num Episodes:	12
Network:	History

The eighth season of Alone, a.k.a. Alone: Grizzly Mountain, premiered on June 3, 2021. The season reverts to the original format of the show, with the last person standing declared the winner and awarded $500,000. At the end of most episodes in which a contestant taps out, Season 6 contestant and fifth-place finisher Nikki van Schyndel (a survival expert and first responder) conducts a short exit interview at base camp a few days after the tap out.

Location

The eighth season is set along the shores of high-elevation Chilko Lake (Tŝilhqox Biny), British Columbia, a 40-mile long remote glacial lake on the dry eastern side of the Coast Mountains. The lake's surface is at over 3800 ft above sea level, making Season 8 the first Alpine season of Alone, being over 1000 ft higher in elevation than the next-highest season, Season 3, in Patagonia. Drop off (Day 1) was on September 18, 2020.

Episodes

Results

Name	Age	Gender	Hometown	Country	Status	Reason they tapped out	Ref.
Clay Hayes	39	Male	Kendrick, Idaho	United States	74 days	Victor
Biko Wright	29	Male	Otis, Oregon		73 days	Starvation, heart palpitations	^[1]
Theresa Emmerich Kamper	39	Female	Exeter, England	United Kingdom	69 days (medically evacuated)	Low BMI, lost too much weight
Colter Barnes	36	Male		United States	67 days (medically evacuated)	Low BMI, lost too much weight
Rose Anna Moore	43	Female	Wellsboro, Pennsylvania		37 days (medically evacuated)	Frostbite, malnutrition
Nate Weber	47	Male	East Jordan, Michigan		24 days	Food poisoning
Matt Corradino	42	Male	St. Croix	U.S. Virgin Islands	22 days	Missed his family
Michelle Finn	46	Female	Cherryfield, Maine	United States	21 days	Starvation
Jordon Bell	43	Male	Oak Ridge, Tennessee		19 days	Missed his family
Tim Madsen	48	Male			6 days (medically evacuated)	Anxiety attack, chest pains

Notes and References

1. Web site: Alone – Cast . May 28, 2021.