WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal tribe has spoken: A contaminated monkey skull, termite-infested statues and other African artifacts of the TV show "Survivor" will not be allowed into the U.S.

Last night Bob Crowley, a physics teacher from Maine, bested the rest and became the winner of Survivor: Gabon and the million dollars that goes along with it.

Last night's episode of Survivor sets up this Sunday's grand finale, in which one of the remaining competitors will be crowned Ultimate Survivor and get the one million dollar check that goes along with it. Bob, Sugar, Matty, Susie, Crystal, and Kenny all had their eyes on the prize going into last night's challenges.

There were only seven players left on Thursday's new episode of Survivor Gabon, and old Kota members Corinne and Bob looked like the next to go.

Last week on Survivor: Gabon when Sugar decided to vote with the old Fang alliance and vote out Charlie, a clear power shift was made. The old Kota members of Bob, Randy, and Corrine, who

After Kenny, Crystal, and Susie teamed up to blindside Marcus at the last immunity challenge, a clear power shift took place on Survivor: Gabon. The original Kota members

Typically, the two tribes merge into one when the game of Survivor gets down to ten players. That was not the case on last night's Survivor: Gabon.

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Coming into last night's Survivor: Gabon, the Fang tribe had lost 5 challenges in a row. This trend would continue as Kota easily handled Fang in the reward challenge.

Two more challenge victories for the Kota tribe has left the Fang tribe searching for answers on Survivor: Gabon. With this episode in the books, Kota has now won 10 out of 12