Great White Shark: Mark Evans travels to Western
Australia, where seven people have been killed by sharks in the last three
years. Authorities have implemented radical measures to catch and kill any shark
they deem a threat. Evans wants to find non-lethal solutions to keep people and
sharks safe. He enters the water to attach tracking tags to great whites; joins
beach patrol teams searching for sharks; and tests a new multi-spectral camera
that spots sharks from the air even when they are hidden several meters
underwater.
Polar Bear: Mark Evans travels to the shores of
Canadas Hudson Bay, where polar bears are causing havoc in isolated communities.
He arrives in the town of Churchill hours after an attack has left two people
seriously injured and a bear dead. He joins the Polar Bear Alert team as they
transport a captured bear by helicopter to a release site outside town. In the
Inuit town of Arviat, Evans works with wildlife officers to test an aerial drone
early warning system, a military grade ultra-loud speaker to deter bears, and a
controversial experiment to place meat out on the tundra to keep bears away
from town.
Crocodile: Mark Evans travels to Namibias Chobe
River, a place thats known as the croc attack capital of the world. Crocodiles
here are growing in size and number and so is the frequency of attacks. Each
time an attack occurs, the locals kill crocs in retaliation. To find a way to
keep both people and crocodiles safe, Evans joins leading croc experts Rom
Whitaker and Dr. Patrick Aust to carry out a radical new experiment. The idea is
to train crocs to associate the sound of a bell with an electric shock. Evans
meets attack victims and puts the croc training experiment to the test, with
surprising results.