Amazing aerial shots of I’m A Celebrity camp show terrifying new tasks including towering steel frame, submerged cages and eerie amphitheatre

IN less than one week 12 celebrities will set up home in the jungle as the latest series of I’m A Celebrity kicks off.

And now The Sun Online can exclusively reveal, for the very first time, what the camp mates have waiting for them in these extraordinary aerial shots – that lift the lid on what really is set to go on behind the jungle walls.

These never seen before images reveal the secrets hidden in the outback – showing that, as promised, the celebs  -including Scarlett Moffatt and Lisa Snowdon – have the toughest year yet ahead of them.

Hidden in amongst the vast and imposing trees of the camp, located in the jungle near Murwillumbah, New South Wales, the first look at this year’s Bush Tucker challenges can be seen.

Terrifyingly, right in the centre, there is a gigantic bungee-jump style steel frame that reaches well into the tree tops.

The celebs – which The Sun revealed on Monday – will no doubt have to climb to the very top of the towering structure before being capitulated off in to the unknown.

Hopefully not too many of the famous faces are scared of heights as our images also reveal there is a huge zip line over the jungle tree tops.

A specially made beam is suspended from it, which will probably be used as a seat for the unlucky celeb to sit on as they undergo a task.

It’s not all up in the air though – there’s plenty on the ground that will give them the heebie-jeebies.

This year a pool has been specially built in which a series of daunting looking cages have been placed.

While there have been water tasks in the past, the sheer size of the cages and pool suggest ITV bosses will really be testing which celebs will sink or swim.

The cages are likely to be filled with various terrifying creatures, including eels, water snakes and even crocodiles.

Another new addition we can reveal is a Game Of Thrones style amphitheatre.

The huge, imposing looking structure has been erected right slap back in the middle of the bush.

It’s unclear whether the section where they are voted out of the jungle will take place here or remain in the camp as in the past.

However whatever does take place there looks set to be incredibly dramatic and memorable.

Further images show ominous looking jungle huts no doubt filled with all kinds of creepy crawlies for any number of challenging and tough tasks.

Our incredible unseen images also reveal the vast infrastructure that supports the camp where more than 1,000 technicians, cameraman and other workers toil away on the hit show.

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