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Weasels and Raccoons
Wild Hunters - S1 - E11
Ganets, mustelids, weasels, and racoons are some of the most opportunistic hunters on the planet. See how these small yet versatile animals use inventive tactics to hunt across a variety of ecosystems.
Wild Hunters: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Cats
August 4, 2019
From the Eurasian lynx to the Margay, felines are elite hunters. See how these wildcats' strength, agility, and extraordinary senses make them deadly killing machines.
1x2 - Reptiles
August 11, 2019
Reptiles are extremely efficient hunters, making them as vital to their ecosystems now as they were millions of years ago. Learn how the ancient crocodile has maintained its status as a great aquatic predator.
1x3 - Snakes
August 18, 2019
Large, venomous snakes are incredibly lethal. See how a single bite or suffocating embrace can lead to fast and deadly kills of some of the largest creatures on the planet.
1x4 - Wolves and Jackals
August 25, 2019
When wolves hunt, each member of the pack follows a rigorous code of law. Explore how the pack's hierarchy allows them to work together and become an extreme hunting machine.
1x5 - Bears
September 1, 2019
The turning of the seasons provokes profound changes in bears' bodies so they can endure harsh conditions. See how these changes drive them to extreme behaviour that helps them survive.
1x6 - Fish
September 8, 2019
The struggle between life and death never ends underwater. Travel from the deepest parts of the ocean to high mountain rivers to witness aquatic predators in action.
1x7 - Insects
September 15, 2019
The true masters of the planet are arthropods: insects, spiders, and crustaceans. Discover how this diverse group of predators includes some of the most effective hunters on the planet.
1x8 - Spiders and Scorpions
September 22, 2019
Arachnids make up a powerful group of hunters, armed with strong senses and lethal weapons. See how they combine these incredible gifts to trap and poison their prey.
1x9 - Owls
Owls are extreme hunters of the night. Discover how their discreet flight, dagger-like talons, and steely beaks make it easy for them to attack their prey in the depths of the darkness.
1x10 - Eagles and Hawks
No other hunters have the powerful eyesight, speed, or talons of birds of prey. Witness the power and majesty of these merciless creatures in the wild.
1x11 - Weasels and Raccoons
Ganets, mustelids, weasels, and racoons are some of the most opportunistic hunters on the planet. See how these small yet versatile animals use inventive tactics to hunt across a variety of ecosystems.
1x12 - Small Hunters
Size does not determine ferocity in the wild. Often, the smaller the hunter, the more brave and ferocious. Witness some of the world's tiniest creatures devour each other without mercy.
1x13 - Hunters
Predators were designed to kill, but that doesn't mean their lives are free from uncertainty and challenges. Explore the constant struggle for balance between nature's hunters and their prey.