ANACONDAS
No animal in the Amazon is more feared and respected than the world s largest and most powerful snake, the Anaconda. Fully grown, it can approach a length of 30 feet and weigh close to a quarter of a ton. Physically, no animal in the New World can match its strength. This dramatic programme ventures deep into the forests and swamps of South America to bring to our living rooms one of the most powerful hunters on the planet.

TARANTULAS
This detailed programme introduces us to numerous species of Tarantulas to prove that they are not dangerous to man and that their private lives are worthy of fascination, not revulsion. Many species have only just been discovered and by studying their activities and habits we learn that the Tarantula isn't nearly as nasty as their reputation would have us believe. It s time to show the beauty in this beast.

AIR JAWS
Aerial attacks of Great White Sharks in South Africa's False Bay rank among the most awesome predatory events in nature. When the timing is right, the one-ton shark explodes out of the water like a missile armed with teeth and, within seconds, devours its prey. Watch as a team of experts try to solve the mystery of how, why and when they take to the air, and whether White Sharks in Australia will also soar for their supper.

KILLER CROCS
Costa Rica is home to an exotic and extraordinary collection of wildlife, including the American Crocodile. This one-hour documentary follows the life of a female crocodile and her young through the most dramatic events of their lives mating, birth and growing up all filmed against the spectacular backdrop of Costa Rica s Pacific coast.

BIG CATS
Acquaint yourself with the ruthless drive to survive that burns inside the big cats in your master reference to the world s greatest living predators. Leap into the past and unearth their strange fossil ancestors and the newly discovered secrets of the cat family. View intimately filmed wildlife behaviour, startling comparisons of size and speed and cutting-edge computer animation.

BEARS
Bears are feared by many as ferocious, flesh-eating predators. However, after a lifetime of bear watching, animal expert Jack Hanna has come to the conclusion that bears are some of the most misunderstood animals on Earth. Whether checking out a newborn Black Bear cub or wrestling with a grizzly film star, Jack has bear stories galore. By sharing his top ten experiences, he hopes to set the record straight.