Steve searches the jungle for a lethal predator who eats his victims head first.

In the Philippines, Steve goes nose-to-nose with a living dinosaur.

In Thailand, Steve comes face-to-face with the longest venomous snake in the world.

Steve is in Uganda, getting up close and personal with gorillas, baboons and chimps.

Steve and the team embark on an adventure across the vast island of Madagascar.

Steve dons a camouflage suit to beat a leopard at its own game by hunting his crew.

In Namibia, Steve gets up close to a vulture and a tiny but mighty spider.

Steve swims in shark-infested waters and finds a nest of killer bees in South Africa.

Deep in the waters of the Indian Ocean, Steve finds the biggest fish in the sea.

Steve chases a deadly racer snake downriver and handles some giant bullet ants.

Steve gets hands-on with a poisonous frog and nearly gets a nip from a vampire!

Steve and the crew are thrown deep in the steamy rainforests of Costa Rica.

There's a surprise in store when Steve tracks down the infamous black bear.

In Canada, Steve gets the surprise of his life while kayaking with killer whales.

In Mexico, Steve Backshall takes to the water in search of a monster of the deep seas.

Steve finishes his journey with a look at the vulnerable side of deadly animals.

Showing the difficulties of filming in the tundra of Alaska and the rainforests of Brazil.

Steve Backshall looks back at some of his favourite animal encounters from the series.

Steve Backshall introduces incredible critters who didn't quite make the Deadly 60 list.

A look at Steve's favourite creatures, whose jaws, claws and venom are useful weapons.

Steve dispels myths about some deadly animals and shows how incredible they are.

Steve and the team encounter a colony of army ants on the move in the rainforest.

In the flooded forests of Brazil, Steve takes a swim in a piranha-infested river.

In Brazil's northern savannah, Steve Backshall seeks the elusive giant anteater.

Steve Backshall heads to the Bahamas to get up close and personal with sharks.