The final leg of the Monarch's journey is studded by the threatening hungry mouths of praying mantises.
(02:26)Migration Ecologist tests the first test ever of an electronic tag on a monarch butterfly.
(02:57)Building mathematical models to predict the behaviour of predator and prey.
(02:48)The team wants to attract some sharks without using hooks or hurting them.
(03:11)Jamie’s got a venom shopping list from one of his students back at the James Cook University.
(02:23)Jakub has another Nile perch in imminent danger. Without help the fish won’t submerge or survive.
(03:00)After days of hiking and canoeing Vágner reels in the biggest arapaima he’s ever seen.
(03:09)The legendary fish isn’t done yet and nearly knocks Jakub into the lagoon.
(02:31)In British Columbia, Vágner goes head-to-head with a fish he has never faced before.
(03:16)Once the white sturgeons get the bait, they can play with it for 15 minutes to half an hour.
(03:08)The team makes a disturbing discovery which makes Jakub sad.
(02:50)Meet the aye aye, a Lemur native to Madagascar, who the locals believe can kill just by the point of a finger!
(02:57)They're armed and dangerous, masters of disguise, cunning code-breakers - discover the oceans' freakiest creatures.
(03:12)The Thresher shark uses its whip-like tail when hunting for fish.
(02:25)The mole has one of the most sensitive noses on the planet. It's even able to smell its prey underwater!
(03:04)A nature show host is attacked by a cheetah while filming.
(01:50)Filmmaker John Varty searches for one of the most elusive and powerful cats on Earth, the leopard.
(03:11)After months of hibernation, hungry brown bears in Alaska pose a serious threat to cameraman Neil Rettig.
(03:04)Watch what happens when cameramen get dangerously close to the Tiger Shark, an elusive and deadly man-eater.
(03:03)For snake collectors, these living creatures are works of art.
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