Crocodile Hunter

Steve visits Namibia, the driest place on earth harboring only a few precious waterholes spread across the desolate landscape. Steve is witness to the daily struggle for survival and encounters the dangerous, hard to wrangle, zebra spitting snake.

Get a behind the scenes look at Steve & Terri Irwin's new movie "Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course." Although he deals with crocodiles everyday, trying get animals to act is not easy. Join Animal Planet for the wildest Croc Hunter action you'll ever see!

Steve introduces his favorite crocodiles at Australia Zoo. The five biggest crocs are examined as they lunge and strike, revealing the differences in their personalities. High-speed film sequences show the tremendous power and speed of the crocs.

Enter the private lives of Steve and Terri Irwin to learn about their decade-long rise to fame. Exclusive footage offers a peek at the whirlwind promotional tour for their first Hollywood movie and shows their extensive conservation work at Australia Zoo.

For the most powerful action-packed croc captures ever, Steve and his team relocate 11 of their feistiest crocodiles to their new pond exhibit at the Australia Zoo. The newest addition, Casper, proves to be extremely aggressive.

Take a wild ride along a treacherous coast that is rich in wildlife and adventure. Steve, Terri and Bindi swim with dolphins, seals and sharks. Then dive with Steve on the ancient wreck of the Batavia and explore a habitat of Tamar Wallabies and pythons.

Steve, Terri and Bindi venture along the west Australian coast in search of crocodiles and sharks. They encounter wild crocodiles in the thick oozie mud of the kimberley coast. And, on a reef off the coast, Steve dives with a mass of sea snakes.

Steve travels to Central America as a guest of the Belize Zoo. Dropped by helicopter into the Macal River, Steve researches a special colony of the Morelet crocodile. A lively water encounter with the highly venomous fer de lance snake keeps him dancing.

Steve ventures into the oceans around Australia to study the more placid and harmless sharks. Among friendly species, nothing compares to the spine chilling experience of Steve's confrontation with dozens of huge gray nurse sharks swimming en mass.

Over the years Steve has been asked many times, "Who shoots your shows?" In this very different episode of "The Crocodile Hunter" Steve turns the camera around to introduce the seven regular photographers who have filmed his adventures around the world.