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Ben Fogle meets Justin, who has been living in his grandfather's cabin in the woods of the Appalachians for years and admires the courage it took him to gracefully bow out of the rat race.

On his search for some of the most powerful predators, Steve Backshall encounters organisms like a punching shrimp, the world's heaviest eagle, and a dangerous wolf.

Steve goes in search of deadly predators with the greatest senses on Earth. He finds echolocating bats, supersonic whales and a snake that sees its prey in complete darkness.

The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

Ben Fogle meets Justin, who has been living in his grandfather's cabin in the woods of the Appalachians for years and admires the courage it took him to gracefully bow out of the rat race.

Rick Stein's continues his culinary journey as he travels down the Mekong River to Vietnam where he tries various night food stalls.

Good friends and fellow comedians Ed Byrne and Andy Parsons brave temperatures as low as minus fifty to drive across Siberia's infamous Road of Bones.

This episode journeys across the planet, from pole to pole, following the influence of the Sun and discovering how its seasonal journey affects the lives of all who live on Earth.

Steve goes in search of deadly predators with the greatest senses on Earth. He finds echolocating bats, supersonic whales and a snake that sees its prey in complete darkness.

Steve finds out which predators have the best weapons on earth, from squid with giant tentacles to free-diving crocodiles and a silent owl assassin.

Steve Backshall goes into the dark depths of seas in order to find seahorses and later, explores numerous species of tigers.

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Ben Fogle meets Justin, who has been living in his grandfather's cabin in the woods of the Appalachians for years and admires the courage it took him to gracefully bow out of the rat race.

Rick Stein reaches Istanbul, the last leg of his culinary adventure, just in time for the Bluefish season. After catching a few for himself, he cooks kofte kebabs with pistachios and Kapuska.

The spy creatures infiltrate a hippopotamus pod, a nursery of red flying foxes and the secret world of pygmy forest elephants.

This episode journeys across the planet, from pole to pole, following the influence of the Sun and discovering how its seasonal journey affects the lives of all who live on Earth.

Steve finds out which predators have the best weapons on earth, from squid with giant tentacles to free-diving crocodiles and a silent owl assassin.

Steve Backshall goes into the dark depths of seas in order to find seahorses and later, explores numerous species of tigers.

Ben Fogle meets Justin, who has been living in his grandfather's cabin in the woods of the Appalachians for years and admires the courage it took him to gracefully bow out of the rat race.

The residents of the Arctic wilderness are pushed to new limits as Jessie Holmes recovers from a near-death accident. Meanwhile, Andy Bassich and Denise Becker seek new resources on the Yukon River.

The exploration of the glorious variety of life on earth and the breathtaking and phenomenal strategies animals and plants have developed to stay alive, is presented.

Gregg Wallace arrives a huge vacuum cleaner factory in the heart of Somerset and learns about their manufacturing processes.

Steve finds out which predators have the best weapons on earth, from squid with giant tentacles to free-diving crocodiles and a silent owl assassin.

Steve Backshall goes into the dark depths of seas in order to find seahorses and later, explores numerous species of tigers.

The spy creatures infiltrate a hippopotamus pod, a nursery of red flying foxes and the secret world of pygmy forest elephants.

Sue Perkins and Liza Tarbuck drive the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail, a network of dangerous roads hacked through mountains and jungles of Laos and Vietnam.

Ben Fogle meets Justin, who has been living in his grandfather's cabin in the woods of the Appalachians for years and admires the courage it took him to gracefully bow out of the rat race.

The host explores how 27 tonnes of dried beans travel from North America through the largest baked bean factory in the world that produces more than three million cans of beans every 24 hours.

The inquisitive host explores the largest bicycle factory in Britain, which produces 150 folding vehicles every 24 hours.

Rick Stein reaches Istanbul, the last leg of his culinary adventure, just in time for the Bluefish season. After catching a few for himself, he cooks kofte kebabs with pistachios and Kapuska.

The spy creatures infiltrate a hippopotamus pod, a nursery of red flying foxes and the secret world of pygmy forest elephants.

The exploration of the glorious variety of life on earth and the breathtaking and phenomenal strategies animals and plants have developed to stay alive, is presented.