Swamp Brothers

Stephen distracts an aggressive mother alligator while Robbie scrambles to collect her eggs so they won't be eaten.

Stephen learns the difference between male and female gators before the brothers walk into the lion's den.

The brothers set out to find the 14-foot male gator that's been terrorizing their swamp and injuring other animals.

A lover's spat between two crocs leaves Robbie and Stephen playing nurse for a giant, feisty reptile.

Vets at a Texas zoo call on Robbie to help with a crocodile that's been feistier than usual and a gorilla that's overdue for some dental work.

Robbie and Stephen are called to action when a baby giraffe's injury turns into a dangerous multi-man operation.

The brothers assist S.A.F.E. Sanctuary with a stubborn camel that's in need of some holistic healing.

The guys run into some trouble during a routine baby gator catching mission and Stephen faces his fears in a lake full of venomous snakes.

Stephen takes the lead as the guys set out to tag Robbie's uncooperative and aggressive reptiles.

The brothers track down a dangerous Cuban croc and get their hands on some interesting goods belonging to a black bear.

Stephen learns how to milk a snake while surrounded by numerous other venomous creatures before grabbing blood samples from wild gators on the everglades.

Robbie and Stephen are in the touch-up business as they catch and sedate giant potbelly pigs for a mani-pedi makeover.

The Keszey brothers must catch a croc before they can meet a croc they're hoping to help make a love connection.

When Robbie tried to breed his female Cuban croc with a male, no one saw fireworks so the brothers play another dangerous game of matchmaker. Later, Robbie performs the Kiss of Death and it’s bath time for some aggressive snakes.

The guys help a neighbor in need after a vicious rainstorm before attempting to catch some very dangerous Glades Herp escapees.

The guys join a licensed gator trapper to locate, noose, transport and release a nuisance gator and release it into safer waters.