MALVEAUX: Prince Harry getting ready for a wild adventure. He's about to take a grueling trek across the South Pole. CNN's Max Foster explains how he's going to do it.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Prince Harry certainly isn't shy of a challenge. But the royal's latest adventure will certainly test his mettle. In a race to the South Pole, Harry will trek more than 200 miles across Antarctica, in temperatures as low as minus 35 degrees Celsius.</s>PRINCE HARRY: They're going to achieve something quite remarkable and in doing so, will prove to everybody else that, you know, even when you've lost a leg, lost an arm or whatever the illness may be, that you can achieve pretty much anything if you put your mind to it.</s>FOSTER: Teaming up with British veterans, Harry will race to the finish line against teams from the United States and the commonwealth. And despite his royal upbringing, it's the prince's role as a soldier that's already won him praise from his fellow teammates and rivals.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's good. He's laid back. We're not scared or anything to have him around. He's just another soldier, along with the rest of us.</s>FOSTER: He's an army helicopter pilot who served in Afghanistan. And Harry's had plenty of training for this big race. Back income 2011, he went on an expedition to the North Pole, which saw him diving into the freezing waters of the arctic, but he had to withdraw from that expedition early to attend the wedding of his brother. More recently, Harry traveled to Iceland for training and even spent 24 hours in an industrial freezer in preparation. But will it be enough? The winning team is expected to cross the finish line in time to be home for Christmas. Max Foster, CNN, London.</s>HOLMES: Well, a Minnesota woman who has her own hunting TV show is now coming under fire in South Africa. That picture right there is the one that she posted on Facebook with a lion she had just killed. We are live from Johannesburg, next.
Prince Harry to Trek Across South Pole