Australia's Most Dangerous - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Perilous Waters
Is it the fear of the Irukandji Jellyfish, the small size of the Blue Ringed Octopus, or the elusiveness of the world's most toxic snake, the Inland Taipan? What lurks beneath the water's surface will have you fighting for your life.
Speed Demons
A battle of the miniscule itchy grub, the highly unique platypus and the mammoth water buffalo.
Deadly Beasts
From urban swooping, to ocean swimming to the outback bounding and even the extinct, expect the unexpected from this dangerous bunch.
First Blood
Biting, stinging and tearing… drawing blood is what these animals do best.
The Ancient Killer
From the tiniest to the slimiest, these animals all pack a potent punch. Getting up close and personal is a dangerous game to play.
Fear and Loathing
Burrowing creepy crawlies, tusked feral boars and the gnashing jaws of the greatest underwater threat. Fear and loathing in Australia.
What Lurks in the Grass
With more beasts to come all vying for the chance to make the grade, a family of venomous reptiles looks sure to slither its way to the top.
Deadly Bites
Dangerous animal bites from the jaws of an ancient beast, the fangs of a rare reptile, and the poisonous spines at the end of a fishing line.
Dangers Unknown
From a bite in a tail to a bite of the jaws, only the lucky survive an encounter with these deadly beasts.
Hostile Beasts
The "state of play" holds tight for the playful sea lion, toxic stonefish and furry fruit bat.
Sudden Death
A mixed bag of dangerous animals with tearing talons, razor-sharp teeth, piercing fangs and toxic tentacles.
Seeing Red
As the intimidating list shapes up, a run-in with an unlikely threat has devastating consequences as an animal buzzes into the top 10.
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