Africa's Deadliest

Predators in the darkest depths of Africa wield deadly weapons, from potent venom that dissolves internal organs to razor sharp claws that can slice through thick hide.

In the wilds of Africa, sometimes sheer numbers can decide who lives and dies. One African river is set to boiling with scales as crocodiles join forces to tear apart their prey.

From silent, unseen ambushers to masters of stealth and camouflage, these creatures are at the top of their game. With adaptations perfected over millennia, their prey don’t stand a chance

The big cats' size, camouflage and hunting strategies may vary but they're all deadly. Meet these fascinating, agile and dangerous creatures.

There are two types of animals in the animal kingdom: the hunter and the hunted. Alone, it’s tough to survive in this world. In a team, the odds improve. For each gang, a territory. For each territory, a war. Prepare yourself for a journey into the world of Africa’s deadliest.

This is the world of Africa’s giant killers. Hippos, elephants, buffalo and others battle it out to become Africa’s deadliest. If they’re not being targeted by gangs of lions, hyenas or other predators, then they’re fighting among themselves. Sometimes offense is their best defense, and there’s nothing more terrifying than watching an enormous peace-loving animal turn on the temper. There will be blood.

Africa's Deadliest Ambush Hunters is an awe-inspiring ride through a world of camouflage, patience, and precision. We follow these stealthy predators as they make use of their environments and special skill sets to avoid detection until the very last second. Lying in wait across the continent, from the lush Serengeti to the desert of Namibia, ambush predators are poised for action. Follow the lethal stone-fish as he waits for his prey, and the most venomous cobra in Africa as he sneaks into a weaver's nest. Prepare to be inspired by the leopard's quick-footedness and ...

Africa's Deadliest Invaders is a thrilling reveal of the continent's most lethal and fear-inspiring infiltrators. These specialized agents, armed to the teeth, have cunning strategies they deploy to dominate their every environment from the forests of Gabon to the Ethiopian highlands and even the frigid Atlantic Ocean. Peer through the eyes of an insider and unearth the terrifying secrets and surprising intelligence that each of these invaders keenly combine to become the meanest, biggest and most effective killers. From the strategic acumen of Chimpanzees to the ...

Africa's Deadliest Assassins is a tantalizing exhibition of the continents top ten deadliest killers, from the microscopic to the massive all forged in the most challenging of environments. Discover the terminators that have fought their way to the top of the food chain by evolving the meanest, biggest and most lethal of weaponry. From the terrifying jaws of the great white to the hammer like foot of the secretary bird, prepare yourself to delve into the secret world of Africa's Deadliest Assassins.

In Southern Africa, an animal's instinct to move is the key to their survival.

Africa’s Deadliest animals are locked in a game of hide-and-seek on the plains of Botswana.

In order to survive, animals across the Kalahari have developed a range of superpowers.

In Botswana's dark, criminal underworld, nobody is safe and crime does pay.

On the fierce battlegrounds of Botswana, Strength can come in numbers, but victory only comes to those who play by the rules.

In the African bush, every animal is engaged in a ruthless arms race. It's a matter of life or death.

Having perfected their game thousands of years ago, sharks are the rulers of the seas.

Across Africa, predators have adapted some of the deadliest weaponry on Earth.

Some of Africa’s most dangerous predators remain hidden until the very last second.

The African bushveld-a battleground where creatures must fight for their right to rule.

The rivers of Africa-long held in myth and legend for the life they bring and the monsters they hide.

When it comes to sinking their teeth into a meal africa's predators will stop at nothing to bag a catch.

In Africa, animals have adapted to their conditions with an array of complex weapons for battle.

In Africa, animals have adapted to their conditions with an array of complex weapons for battle.

Africa's wetlands are a refuge for many animals, but these swamps hide dark and dangerous secrets.