VIDEOS

Award-winning filmmakers, Sue Flood and Doug Allan, set out to capture intimate footage of humpback mothers and calves.

The mission: Film a huge predatory whale. The risks: Violent storms, savage seas and hundreds of sharks.

Free diving cameraman Mark Rackley ventures deep into alligator territory to film the fearsome carnivores.

When camerawoman Karin Slater sets off to film a buffalo stampede in the African bush, things go terribly wrong.

On a daring, underwater attempt to film Hippo behaviors, Mark Deeble comes face to face with a crocodile.

Tim shoots up a lethal dose of pure black mamba venom.

Andy swims with seals as they zigzag through dangerous shark infested waters.

Get a seal’s-eye-view as a photographer dips under ice where temperatures are below freezing.

When there’s only a single bear for hundreds of miles, how do photographers find the big predators?

Richard Terry searches for a deadly serpent in a cave and finds himself stuck in a narrow tunnel.

Richard starts to make sense of the multiple tiger attacks in the Sundarbans of Eastern India.

Naish, the dog, comes face-to-face with a water python.

Follow a crocodile from a dangerous catch to a release in the ocean.

The team has a close call as they try to safely capture a croc.

Monster croc wrangler Matt Wright shares his tips.