The clue for day one of the tenth anniversary of 'Where In The World Is Matt Lauer?' was given on Friday: "It conjures up thoughts of a child's worst fright, but there are no people to scare in this skier's delight." Monday morning Matt came on 'Today' (weekdays, 9AM ET on NBC) via satellite, from his undisclosed location.

It was sunny and sandy, but Ann, Al and Natalie were stumped until he began to ski down massive sand dunes. "Does this mean he's in Namibia?" Ann guessed correctly. More specifically, Matt was on the Skeleton Coast in the Namib Desert, which means 'Land of No People.'

If you tuned in to Today this morning expecting to see Matt Lauer, you were disappointed. But Matt wasn't off on another world wind tour of Asia or South America or the Baja Peninsula.

No, the intrepid NBC host had a serious bike accident which sent him flying over the handlebars. According to co-host Meredith Vieira, Matt was biking at his Long Island home over the weekend when he had a run-in with a deer!