Brave Wilderness

Coyote embarks on a quest to North Bass Island to get bitten by chiggers and attempts to race the world's fastest animal, the peregrine falcon.

The Brave Wilderness spends a full day underwater and Christina takes on real life Mermaid Training.

Mark tracks down Arizona's biggest spider, the Desert Blonde Tarantula and returns to Costa Rica to take on the sting of the Flying Bullet Ant.

Coyote interviews a snake bite survivor while demonstrating how to survive a neurotoxic venomous snake bite, and meets the Eastern Hognose Snake to see if it is as dangerous as it claimed to be.

Coyote returns to the Bug Theatre and heads to the Arizona Desert in search of a Desert Blonde Tarantula.

Coyote embarks on a mission to rescue and relocate a deadly Black Mamba snake and spends 24 hours in the life of an Anti-Poaching Unit ranger.

Mark enters the sting zone with the dreaded Bulldog Ant and hunts for a Batfish around Blue Heron Bridge in South Florida.

Coyote and Mario travel to Costa Rica for a deadly snake rescue and go on a mission with Trent to find the rare Green Palm Viper in less than 24 hours.

Coyote travels to Deland, FL to visit Karl and Mara to milk some of the world's deadliest and feared snakes.

Coyote and crew get caught in Typhoon Trami during their trip to Japan and Mark attempts to touch the Blue Ring octopus to prove that it can only harm you if bitten...or so he thinks

Coyote goes on a barefoot walk in the woods in order to see how many forest leeches will crawl their way up his legs to bite his toes and feet and takes on the sting of the Australian Giant Stinging Tree.

Coyote challenges Mario to a real Pokémon battle and Mark tracks down the sharpest lizard in the world

Coyote is in Costa Rica on a frog scavenger hunt and Mark is in Australia to test out the Stonefish sting.

Coyote and the gang venture across Australia's deadliest river and rescue terrified family from an Eastern Brown Snake.

Coyote and team are on a Costa Rica dog rescue and Mark finds one of Australia's most endangered species.