Zac Efron Takes on 'New Adventures' in Australia for 'Down to Earth with Zac Efron: Down Under'
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In its second season, Down to Earth with Zac Efron: Down Under follows Efron, 35, and wellness expert Darin Olien as they travel Australia and learn about sustainable living practices. Along the way, the duo also explores the country's local food, culture and customs.
The trailer for the eight-episode season (above) offers a sneak peek of the adventures to come. Premiering on Nov. 11 on Netflix, viewers can take in all of the actor's fearless endeavors from hiking steep mountaintops to diving alongside barrier reefs.
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"This time, we're taking a deep dive into the sixth largest country in the world — Australia," Efron says in the above clip. "With a unique variety of biomes, climates and organisms, we're covering as much territory as we can."
Shots of Efron participating in extreme sports including bungee jumping are shown, along with him tasting some local Australian delicacies. Each 40-minute episode will show Efron and Olien traveling all over the country, shining a light on different eco-friendly practices.
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"We'll be visiting some of the top innovators — all seeking to find cleaner, better and more sustainable ways of living — and using the lessons learned on this continent to serve as the microcosm for the entire planet," the High School Musical alum adds.
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In the series' first season, Efron and Olien visited France, Puerto Rico, Iceland, England, Costa Rica, Peru and Italy to understand how each country harnesses the benefits of nature and pushes for a more sustainable future.
Efron, an executive producer of the show, learned how "change is an inside job" by meeting with locals all over the world. He dove into a variety of activities in each country, from beekeeping to pasta taste-testing.
"We're traveling around the world to find some new perspectives on some very old problems," Efron said in the first season. "Food, water and energy are all the main staples for modern life."
