DEADLIEST WEEK

For those living amongst Africa's Deadliest, danger is everywhere.

The great migration of wildebeest and zebra across the plains of Africa is a spectacle to behold. But never before has it been told from the perspective of a mother zebra and her calf. Mother zebra must travel 300 miles across East Africa, give birth, evade predators and swim raging rivers. If her mission fails, it spells death for her and her baby.

The world’s coasts are home to some of the deadliest creatures on earth. From the creatures we fear to the ones we see as friends, look out for these coastal killers that bite, sting, and kill.

People flock to vacation destinations for serenity and fun in the sun, but the animals who make their homes on untamed shores fight for survival every day.

For those living amongst Africa's Deadliest, danger is everywhere.

Watch out! Roaming the wild battlegrounds of the Kalahari are the Botswana Bullies.

When you are surrounded by Africa's Deadliest, there can be safety in numbers.

Deadly Encounters Wild animals kill thousands of people every day. Here, wildlife experts expose the world's deadliest animals, and there might be some suprises

From dingoes to cows, there are a lot of ways to die out there. The odds of being killed by an animal may be slim but just in case…here are ten ways you might die and perhaps how to avoid it. Yukon vet, Michelle Oakley and wildlife filmmaker, Filipe DeAndrade draw on their own knowledge and personal anecdotes to teach us a thing or two about critters that will kill you. But do those animals want to… really?

Jellyfish can grow longer than a blue whale and are the deadliest creature on the planet. They have no bones, teeth or brain and can thrive where others perish. Their power lies in tentacles packed with venom and out of 2,000 species of jellyfish, around 70 can be dangerous to us. They were one of the first life forms on earth and they may well be one of the last.

Which predator has the strongest bite in the animal kingdom? Realistic graphics break down the bite of some of the world’s fiercest and deadliest—lions, crocs, sharks, gators, jaguars and more.

Furious battles and deadly duels erupt all over the globe as animals struggle for the mating rights and their very lives.