Across the landscapes of Zambia, Steve Backshall journeys by motorcycle, following the elusive cheetah. He documents their breathtaking hunts and reveals the formidable obstacles confronting this vulnerable species.

Steve immerses himself in the ocean depths, sharing the water with a school of grey nurse sharks – also known as ragged-tooth sharks – alongside a wobbegong and a magnificent whale shark. He participates in an Indonesian initiative dedicate…

Beneath the waves of Indonesia, Steve found himself surrounded by a peculiar cast of creatures: frogfish with outlandish appearances, a stargazer, flamboyant cuttlefish, a mimic octopus, and a formidable Bobbit worm.

In Zambia, Steve Backshall has traveled to observe a spectacle of nature: the world's largest aerial migration, undertaken by ten million fruit bats. Yet, this impressive gathering presents a perilous feast for the continent's most formidab…

In Sydney, Australia, Steve Backshall pursues three formidable creatures: the world's most venomous spider, a snake of unparalleled striking speed, and an elusive ocean predator, a master of camouflage and deadly efficiency.

In Brazil, Steve Backshall pursues the world's most elusive cat, the jaguar. There, he observes these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat, encountering mothers with their young and even witnessing the powerful predator in the act…

In Australia, Steve Backshall embarks on a quest for one of the planet's most peculiar and dangerous fish: the stonefish. His exploration also uncovers trapdoor spiders and a snake uniquely adapted to hunting bats.

In the heart of the Kalahari, Steve Backshall seeks out the region's most peculiar inhabitants. Hoping for remarkable encounters, from aardwolves to aardvarks and the ever-curious meerkat, he aims to achieve new milestones in his quest for …

Steve Backshall plunges into the realm of the caiman, investigating the precarious existence of the world's largest parrot and seeking out his long-standing adversary: the elusive giant river otter.

Steve Backshall journeys to a remote and seldom-visited location: Snake Island in Brazil, a place renowned for harboring the highest density of snakes on the planet.