Deadly 60 TV Listings
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Alaska — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall and the team head to Alaska, where they spot humpback whales and grizzly bears
More details for Deadly 60, Fri 20, 11:10 am -
South Africa 1 — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall's search for deadly animals takes him and the crew to South Africa to observe the great white shark, where he gets some fantastic views of the 'king of the ocean' - and to demonstrate the team's hunting prowess, he has a special trick up his sleeve. Just as feared by many is the Cape Buffalo, known locally as the black-death. The presenter takes to the skies to track down a huge herd of this notoriously bad tempered bovine beast, before being charmed by the snake-stomping secretary bird
More details for Deadly 60, Mon 23, 11:05 am -
Cheetah Special — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall tracks the world's fastest land animal, the cheetah, by motorbike. He witnesses epic hunting and the challenges faced by this endangered predator.
More details for Deadly 60, Mon 23, 2:35 pm -
Mexico 1 — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall chases sailfish in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, and dives on a pristine reef in search of a real-life sea monster
More details for Deadly 60, Tue 24, 11:05 am -
Saving Sharks — Deadly 60
Steve dives with 100 grey nurse sharks - aka ragged-tooth sharks - a wobbegong, a gigantic whale shark and joins a mission in Indonesia to save sharks from over-fishing with eco-tourism.
More details for Deadly 60, Tue 24, 2:30 pm -
United Kingdom — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall dives into a lake to track a monster lurking in its depths and builds a giant web as he explores the deadly capabilities of animals native to the UK. Among the creatured featured are the pike, the white-tailed sea eagle, the crab spider and the orb weaver
More details for Deadly 60, Tue 24, 7:05 pm -
Argentina — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall visits the marshlands of Argentina in search of an anaconda, and goes swimming in piranha-infested waters
More details for Deadly 60, Tue 24, 7:30 pm -
Australia 1 — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall heads into Outback to fulfil a lifelong dream of finding the most venomous snake in the world, before hunting for the blue-ringed octopus in Sydney
More details for Deadly 60, Wed 25, 11:05 am -
Ocean Oddballs — Deadly 60
Steve is underwater in Indonesia with funny-looking frogfish, a stargazer, flamboyant cuttlefish, a mimic octopus and a nightmare of nature: the Bobbit worm.
More details for Deadly 60, Wed 25, 2:35 pm -
Tracks and Signs — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall reveals his techniques for tracking animals, and demonstrates how he has used his skills to follow lions, octopuses and badgers in the wild
More details for Deadly 60, Wed 25, 7:05 pm -
Making Of — Deadly 60
A special programme going behind the scenes to find out how the series is made, revealing where Steve Backshall and the team eat and sleep, and the extreme measures they have to take as they travel the world filming its deadliest predators
More details for Deadly 60, Wed 25, 7:30 pm -
New Zealand — Deadly 60
On a visit to New Zealand, Steve Backshall encounters sperm whales and the curious kea, as well as a predator that lures insects to their death with a lethal light show
More details for Deadly 60, Thu 26, 11:05 am -
South Africa 2 — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall plays football with cheetahs, learns about the hunting techniques of crowned eagles and films three lethal snakes - a cobra, a boomslang and a puff adder
More details for Deadly 60, Fri 27, 11:05 am -
Deadly 60 — Deadly 60
Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall tracks down 60 of the world's deadliest animals.
More details for Deadly 60, Fri 27, 6:00 pm -
Venom — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall is spat at and bitten by several creatures as he takes a look at venom
More details for Deadly 60, Fri 27, 7:05 pm -
Bat Spectacular — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall is in Zambia to witness the world?s largest aerial migration. However, these ten million fruit bats are a bat buffet for Africa?s top three eagles.
More details for Deadly 60, Mon 30, 2:30 pm -
South America 1 — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall takes a boat ride up the Amazon to come face to face with a black piranha. He also encounters electric eels, meets a maned wolf and braves crocodile-infested waters
More details for Deadly 60, Mon 30, 7:05 pm -
Nepal — Deadly 60
Steve Backshall visits Nepal, where he tracks down a rhinoceros, searches for the elusive Bengal tiger and paraglides with an Egyptian vulture above the foothills of the Himalayas
More details for Deadly 60, Mon 30, 7:30 pm
