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'S6/E2 - Python Wars'. When these exotic pets become too much for their owners they wreak havoc on Florida's wildlife and even attack us.

This 24 hour channel from National Geographic is dedicated to the best in wildlife programming, the power of mother nature and the future of our planet.

'S2/E2 - Ganglands'. You want to up the odds of success, up the numbers. The more attackers there are, the better their chances and the bigger the prey. Watch out for any hungry ga

'S2/E1 - Creepy Killers'. Scorpions, snakes, vultures and stone fish all compete for the title of Africa's creepiest and deadliest killer.

Shark experts launch an investigation into bull sharks and great hammerheads after a rare video is discovered that shows them going head-to-head.

Deadly Asian giant hornets fight for survival and the safety of their hive.

Arctic animals race against time to mate, raise young and find food.

For brown bears in northern Finland, life between winters is relentless.

Fearless, tenacious and built for survival: meet the legendary honey badger.

'S1/E4 - Night Of The Christmas Crab'. The Christmas Island red crab is a land-bound crab that still has strong ties to the ocean, the only place where they can give birth to their

'S8/E3 - Cobras To Crocs'. After a hair-raising rescue of a super-fast black mamba, the team gets a call from a wildlife rescue expert with a troublesome crocodile on his hands.

'S1/E2 - Bites In The Night'. Recreation leads to near-ruin as a surfer and a trail runner face off with two vastly different but highly-evolved creatures.

'S20/E14 - Goat Get 'Em'. Urgent field calls test the PVS vets' resourcefulness, Dr Pol races to save a cow battling tremors, and Dr Lisa wrangles an ornery sheep.

'S4/E4 - Fangs Of Fury'. A look at cold-hearted killers in the wild, revealing ambush experts with piercing canines and slithering assassins with crushing coils.

From anacondas to man-eating reticulated pythons, we investigate some of the biggest and baddest serpents around the world.

Snakes are awesome, complex predators with dramatic behaviour and cunning skills... and they are more useful to people than you might think.