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Series 2 - Humboldt Squid
The Deadly 60 crew take to the water in Mexico's Sea of Cortez in search of a monster of the deep; the humboldt squid. Steve takes no chances and wears chain mail.
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Series 2 - Boa Constrictor
A planned run-in with a giant boa shows Steve Backshall just why they are considered deadly. The snake tightens its grip until Steve decides that enough is enough.
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Series 2 - American Crocodile
Deep in the Costa Rica jungle, Steve has a battle with a giant reptilian predator - a three-metre American crocodile.
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Series 2 - Tarsier
After the sun goes down in the jungle of the Philippines, the Deadly 60 crew go in search of the tarsier, a pint-sized predator who eats his insect victims headfirst.
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Series 2 - Chimps
The Deadly 60 crew are on a mission to find our closest cousins, the chimpanzees. Steve catches up with them as they feast in a fig tree, before trying to follow them.
30-09-2014
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Series 3 - Kestrel
Wildlife shorts. Steve gets a privileged close-up look at the swooping skills of an iconic UK bird of prey, the small but deadly kestrel.
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Series 2 - Blacktip Shark
Steve Backshall braves the big waves of the Durban coast to get up close and personal with a pack of 30 hungry blacktip sharks, which get too close for comfort.
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Series 2 - Vultures
In Namibia, Steve and the team try a bizarre experiment to get close to wild vultures. Operation Vulture is a big success, attracting over one hundred birds.
07-10-2014
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Series 2 - Black Eagle
Wildlife shorts. In this aerial encounter Steve gets airborne, paragliding with the incredible black eagle. Unlike the eagle, Steve comes down to earth with a bump.
29-09-2014
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Series 3 - Secretary Bird
Wildlife shorts. In South Africa, Steve shows off the remarkable killer feet of the snake-stomping secretary bird.
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