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Wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan joins a tribal family on a remote Pacific island to see if it is possible to live close to sharks.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers piadinas and street food dating back to Roman times. Then in Croatia, he discovers new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas, and lamb peka.

Understanding: As the world experiences grave effects of climate change, the filmmaker explores the rising awareness about environmental issues and the scope for conservational efforts.

Facing some of the hardest tribal challenges on Earth, the athletes take on a marathon-length run across remote Mexican mountains against the locals.

Cornish Pasties: The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

Wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan joins a tribal family on a remote Pacific island to see if it is possible to live close to sharks.

From gremlin-like aye-ayes to Madagascar's most ferocious carnivore, Steve has some unique encounters as he searches for contenders for the Deadly 60.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

Rick samples oysters in Croatia and visits remote mountain shepherds in Albania. Back in his kitchen on the island of Symi, he cooks traditional Albanian dishes like 'lepur comlek' and 'tave kosi'.

Gordon Buchanan joins a family of nomads to learn about golden eagles, with whom the Kazakh people of western Mongolia have had a hunting partnership.

Buses: Gregg Wallace visits a factory in Scarborough, Yorkshire, that produces the iconic red double-decker buses of London.

The adventurers take on the Sumi people in a bout of Aki Kiti fighting, where the soles of their feet are their only weapons.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

Rick samples oysters in Croatia and visits remote mountain shepherds in Albania. Back in his kitchen on the island of Symi, he cooks traditional Albanian dishes like 'lepur comlek' and 'tave kosi'.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

Steve comes face-to-face with the longest venomous snake in the world, the king cobra. He meets two of Thailand's killer cats.

In the Philippines, Steve touches noses with a monitor lizard, encounters 30 tarantulas and scours the jungle in the dead of night for a pangolin.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

Buses: Gregg Wallace visits a factory in Scarborough, Yorkshire, that produces the iconic red double-decker buses of London.

Steve comes face-to-face with the longest venomous snake in the world, the king cobra. He meets two of Thailand's killer cats.

In the Philippines, Steve touches noses with a monitor lizard, encounters 30 tarantulas and scours the jungle in the dead of night for a pangolin.

Mindanao, Bohol and Cebu are home to a wide array of creatures and stunning landscapes. Nigel explores the Chocolate Hills, mounds of dissolved coral and Mount Apo.

The adventurers take on the Sumi people in a bout of Aki Kiti fighting, where the soles of their feet are their only weapons.

Rick samples oysters in Croatia and visits remote mountain shepherds in Albania. Back in his kitchen on the island of Symi, he cooks traditional Albanian dishes like 'lepur comlek' and 'tave kosi'.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

Buses: Gregg Wallace visits a factory in Scarborough, Yorkshire, that produces the iconic red double-decker buses of London.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

The adventurers take on the Sumi people in a bout of Aki Kiti fighting, where the soles of their feet are their only weapons.

Mindanao, Bohol and Cebu are home to a wide array of creatures and stunning landscapes. Nigel explores the Chocolate Hills, mounds of dissolved coral and Mount Apo.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

Rick samples oysters in Croatia and visits remote mountain shepherds in Albania. Back in his kitchen on the island of Symi, he cooks traditional Albanian dishes like 'lepur comlek' and 'tave kosi'.

Mindanao, Bohol and Cebu are home to a wide array of creatures and stunning landscapes. Nigel explores the Chocolate Hills, mounds of dissolved coral and Mount Apo.

Cereal Bars: Gregg Wallace visits a cereal bar factory in Essex that produces a large number of fruit and nut-packed treats every day.