In this first CROCODILE HUNTER adventure, Steve and Terri set out to trap and relocate a large, rogue crocodile in Queensland's populated northern mangrove area. On the way they encounter an enraged red-bellied black snake, witness the birth of baby goannas and tackle dangerous feral pigs. The highlight would have to be watching Steve literally catch a croc with his bare hands-an amazing feat that you will only see in this captivating and exciting documentary.

After a cautious trip into their crocodile enclosure to remove eggs for proper incubation, Steve and Terri travel to the outback. Their mission is to capture a male Perentie Goanna and an incredibly venomous Fierce Snake to add to their park's exhibits. As usual, however, the Australian outback presents them with numerous dangers, and before they reach their goal, Terri will have to survive a terrifying ordeal when an abseiling adventure goes dangerously wrong.

This CROCODILE HUNTER adventure lets us share a day in the life of Steve and Terri's reptile park - the fun, the sanger and the incredible experience needed to care for their 'family' that includes crocodiles, alligators and a huge boa constrictor! Steve and Terri then introduce us to some of the dangers that could be lurking in our own neighbourhood-spiders, snakes, plus other unique and deadly creatures that share our backyards and waterways.

Tracing the history of Australia's unique wildlife back to the age of the dinosaur, Steve and Terri travel to outback Queensland. At what was once a huge inland sea, they make an amazing discovery about our past...and frightening prediction for our future. The adventurous couple then make a treacherous trek north by 4-wheel drive. On the spectacular river journey that follows, they encounter birds, brumbies, a very rare white-headed tortoise and once again find themselves in the habitat of the crocodile.

At almost twice the length of the Great Wall of China, the Dingo Fence is the longest man-made fence in the world - built to control the spread of wild dingos into inland farming areas. Steve and Terri travel the complete length of the fence, discovering dingos, snakes and wedge-tailed eagles along the way. It's an arduous and hazardous journey from the outback to the stunning coastline of the Great Australian Bight, but Steve and Terri are rewarded by the sight of a large pod of Southern Wright Whales at play in the sea.