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Ivan Carter investigates the most dangerous animal in Africa.

Give me some sugar, baby!  Terry travels through time where he will test the cult favorite Army of Darkness.  Terry not only gets to test several scenes, but also gets a sit down with the legendary Bruce Campbell.

Terry gets to annoy Larry with his impersonation of William Wallace from Braveheart.  He not only gets to wield Sir Wallace's sword, but also convinces Larry to build him a trebuchet.

The students learn about life and death on the farm as baby crocodiles hatch in their hands and they have to kill an adult. Repeated fumbling in roping practice leaves John livid with everyone and Lyn's frustration with diminutive Renee reaches boiling point.

Renee catches a croc three times her size but Ryan is struggling. John takes Renee and Ryan on an overnight trip where they must share a motel room with crocodiles and the chance to go to Kakadu is on everyone's mind.

Tom investigates 100+ year old records of his Pinelog claim for sketches from the California Gold Rush days, which serves as a treasure map, providing clues as to what may still be buried there.

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and river detectorist Beau Ouimette tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain's most notorious sea-fairing raiders - the Vikings.

This time on River Hunters we go in search of evidence of the clashing Scottish clans embroiled in the civil war that raged across the British Isles in the 17th Century. Fights between the Royalists supporting the King and the Covenanters wanting more power for church and state.

Ivan Carter investigates the most dangerous animal in Africa.

Give me some sugar, baby!  Terry travels through time where he will test the cult favorite Army of Darkness.  Terry not only gets to test several scenes, but also gets a sit down with the legendary Bruce Campbell.

Terry gets to annoy Larry with his impersonation of William Wallace from Braveheart.  He not only gets to wield Sir Wallace's sword, but also convinces Larry to build him a trebuchet.

The students learn about life and death on the farm as baby crocodiles hatch in their hands and they have to kill an adult. Repeated fumbling in roping practice leaves John livid with everyone and Lyn's frustration with diminutive Renee reaches boiling point.

Renee catches a croc three times her size but Ryan is struggling. John takes Renee and Ryan on an overnight trip where they must share a motel room with crocodiles and the chance to go to Kakadu is on everyone's mind.

Tom investigates 100+ year old records of his Pinelog claim for sketches from the California Gold Rush days, which serves as a treasure map, providing clues as to what may still be buried there.

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and river detectorist Beau Ouimette tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain's most notorious sea-fairing raiders - the Vikings.

This time on River Hunters we go in search of evidence of the clashing Scottish clans embroiled in the civil war that raged across the British Isles in the 17th Century. Fights between the Royalists supporting the King and the Covenanters wanting more power for church and state.

Ivan Carter investigates the most dangerous animal in Africa.

Give me some sugar, baby!  Terry travels through time where he will test the cult favorite Army of Darkness.  Terry not only gets to test several scenes, but also gets a sit down with the legendary Bruce Campbell.

Terry gets to annoy Larry with his impersonation of William Wallace from Braveheart.  He not only gets to wield Sir Wallace's sword, but also convinces Larry to build him a trebuchet.

The students learn about life and death on the farm as baby crocodiles hatch in their hands and they have to kill an adult. Repeated fumbling in roping practice leaves John livid with everyone and Lyn's frustration with diminutive Renee reaches boiling point.

Renee catches a croc three times her size but Ryan is struggling. John takes Renee and Ryan on an overnight trip where they must share a motel room with crocodiles and the chance to go to Kakadu is on everyone's mind.

Tom investigates 100+ year old records of his Pinelog claim for sketches from the California Gold Rush days, which serves as a treasure map, providing clues as to what may still be buried there.

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and river detectorist Beau Ouimette tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain's most notorious sea-fairing raiders - the Vikings.

This time on River Hunters we go in search of evidence of the clashing Scottish clans embroiled in the civil war that raged across the British Isles in the 17th Century. Fights between the Royalists supporting the King and the Covenanters wanting more power for church and state.

Ivan goes on a journey to save his friend's nineteen rhinos from the poaching epidemic now sweeping through South Africa. The solution: a logistical nightmare of transporting the entire herd to a secure location 600 miles across the country.

Mikey links up with astronaut Chris Hadfield in space, and a landing gear collapse sends the Buffalo crew scrambling.

Torrential rain and more than 4000 meters above sea level are not the only challenges that nature has placed on the dangerous school route of the youngest inhabitants of the village Kumpur. The children of this tiny folk (tribe) in the mountains of the Nepal province Bagmati, must walk for over 2 hours through paths that are at times only 40 cm wide and drop over 500 meters into the deep. Also twice a day they have to cross the dangerous river Trishuli on their way to school with a ramshackle...

Tom travels out to Arizona to search for the Lost Dutchman's treasure.

Justin races to stake a claim after he stumbles onto an amazing jade find butother miners are circling in.

Claudia's new partnership suffers as Justin and the crew are distracted trying to move a gigantic boulder that could be worth a fortune.

In this episode, we examine how every animal has what could be called a sense of rhythm – the human animal included. To give an obvious example, there's our internal body clock which responds to the so-called Circadian rhythm. That's the 24 hour night and day cycle.

While all life began in the oceans, human beings now rely on technology to navigate the seven seas – left to our own devices; we're like the proverbial fish out of water. Only the other way around. Once underwater our vision becomes blurred, with light diminished, our hearing becomes muffled and distorted, and our sense of smell is rendered useless.