Wild, Smart and Deadly - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Deception
From tigers who hunt in plain sight using their fur as camouflage, to a bird that uses false alarm calls, nature deploys remarkable deception to survive.
Survival
Survival can depend on death-defying acrobatics, secret senses and hidden weapons - the extraordinary superpowers that help animals survive.
Darkness
In the battle between predator and prey, information is survival. Those with the power to see what comes their way, live to fight another day.
Sixth Sense
From the canopy to the ocean floor, animals battle each other and the elements to survive. Sometimes it takes a sixth sense to win the game of life.
Secret Weapons
Animals wage a war for survival, deploying their hidden weapons with deadly precision to gain the edge over predators, rivals and the elements.
Defence
Avoiding predators and fighting for space, food and mates is a priority for every animal - but before attacking, they must be able to defend themselves.
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