World's Deadliest Sea Creatures
Special features real-life incidents of man vs. sea beast, from shark attacks to encounters with crocodiles. Includes interviews with survivors of underwater attacks and undersea footage.
Found 14 results Back to Home
Special features real-life incidents of man vs. sea beast, from shark attacks to encounters with crocodiles. Includes interviews with survivors of underwater attacks and undersea footage.
A fascinating and in-depth investigation into how one of the largest animals on the planet dominates every ocean on Earth.
A fierce carnivore that is designed to kill - so what happens when the deadliest go head to head against it? Lions take on hyenas, crocodiles, hippos, the cape buffalo, and even each other, all across their pride lands a
In recent years, there have been bizarre waves of mass animal deaths; ranging from tens of thousands of dead crabs, to millions of dead fish, and even dead birds falling from the sky. The film investigates the theories b
A look at the jaws, poison and powers of the nightmarish creatures lurking in the world's seas.
Mass migration is completely reshaping the West. And it’s happening at an unprecedented scale. Replacing Europe: Following the World's Deadliest Migration Route documents what nobody is meant to see. Filmmakers follow o
Spanning 30,000 kilometres from Prudhoe Bay in Alaska to Ushuaia in Argentina, the Pan-American Highway is the world’s longest road. It connects North and South America. Except….for a dense impenetrable jungle on the Pa
FRONTLINE spent months on the ground in West Africa, tracing the Ebola outbreak’s path through Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia in 2014 and 2015 and uncovering the hidden story of what happened before the world started p
With a justice system that undermines the efforts of its own agents, and simmering suspicions that certain sects are using the crisis to their advantage, the task faced by Sarhad and his men is gargantuan. But their dete
This 2012 film explores the practice of female infanticide, focusing primarily on India and China. According to United Nations estimates, up to 200 million females are considered “missing” worldwide, most of whom would h