Deadly 60

- Season 4

(2020)

Steve is in South Africa, home to a huge number of animals on the Deadly 60. This time he's exploring the plight of the rhino. Sought after for their horns, these animals are on the verge of being poached to extinction.

Steve sets sail to Bali for a diving adventure to find a giant ocean sunfish. He rescues fish trapped in an abandoned net and meets the teenagers fighting to ban plastic bags on the island.

Steve travels to Gabon for the first time. Exploring Loango National Park, Steve goes in search of crocodiles, surprisingly deadly chimpanzees and feisty forest elephants.

Steve and his trusty crew embark on an epic journey to a remote corner of Norway to experience a very special wildlife spectacle. Each year in November millions of herring pass through this area and deadly predators aren't far behind.

Back in South Africa, Steve witnesses a serval hunting in the weird surroundings of a power station at night, puts snakes to the test in a chomp-off and meets a rare spider.

Steve heads to Ecuador to dive with the giant manta ray. He also gets a unique view of the biggest baby on earth and rescues a turtle caught in a fishing line.

Steve gets strangled by a python on a night-time river expedition, climbs a 40-metre tree and finds out why our thirst for palm oil is threatening bears and orangutans.

Steve dives in the shark capital of the world, meets hammerhead and tiger sharks nose to nose and passionately explains why sharks need friends.

The rainforests of Ecuador are some of the most diverse on earth, brimming with all kinds of unique and weird species that are found nowhere else, with some of the most deadly animals on earth lurking in the shadows.

Steve finds out who is boss as he faces a real-life King Kong. He gets up close to Africa's largest snake and stakes out a crocodile nest to try and catch a sneaky thief red-handed.

Deadly special featuring some of the best unseen moments from the series. Steve races a cheetah, rescues a king cobra and shares some of those rare times when things go wrong.

Steve is back in South America, this time in Venezuela. In marshy northern grasslands, he joins scientists who measure up the many lurking species of the world's largest snakes, anacondas, giant serpents even by constrictor standards. Next in the southern highlands, Steve visits a bat cave, in search of a highly venomous, near-blind giant millipede, which manages to catch bats in flight.