Just off the coast of Africa is a strip of 115 islands called the Seychelles. Originally claimed by France in the 1700s most of the population speak French and the influence is felt in its cuisine.
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This week, we'll hear the harrowing tale of C.J. Wickersham who will fight to survive a shark attack while spear fishing.
Osaka, Japan, struggles with increasing emergency calls from its aging population. In fast-paced Greater Mexico City, home to 20 million people, medical services face overwhelming demand.
Massive crowds gather at Allahabad's Maha Kumbh Mela and Manila's Black Nazarene, creating major healthcare challenges. Thousands of medical personnel and volunteers are deployed to keep people safe.
It's the last week of March and a warm spring has upset typical fish patterns and our experienced commercial fishermen are struggling to adjust.
Everyone deals with harsh conditions as Mike and his son work a tough Lake Pepin, Jedd and his father can't seem to see eye to eye in Wisconsin and Tim heads out with a first timer only to come up pretty much empty handed.
Wardens gear up for the last week of the season. The pressure is on, putting the Wardens right in the middle of a Hot Mess.
Mario finds the help of a local Spanish baker to lead him high into the Becite mountain after Iberian Ibex, but he must first forage for truffles in order to make a European style pasta with the offal of this cagey mountain goat.
In Cordoba, Argentina doves and pigeons are considered to be in plague proportions and culling them is necessary to maintain balance in the region... however, things turn a little competitive when Mario brings his dad to help.
Mario ventures high into the Pyrenees mountain range in search of the elusive chamois, and decides to meet up with an old friend who is one of France's best wine makers.
Laura and Nick travel to a state-of-the-art Direct Effects Lightning Test Lab. With some “explosive” experiments, they'll determine the power lightning and how it behaves? And they'll find out how can hunters and fishermen best protect themselves?
Military snipers are trained in a variety of skills: detection, stalking, camouflage, infiltration, special reconnaissance and target acquisition. Bottom line, a ton of cool shooting and science for Nick and Laura to explore!
In this exciting episode we'll find out the reasons why tree stand accidents happen and how we can prevent them. Cool science mixed with dynamic experiments send our hosts, our stunt team and our special crash test dummies plummeting to the ground.
It's the first week of April in the upper midwest. Our fisherman are looking for record setting hauls while market is still high.
Mike Johnson and his son keep looking towards tomorrow for that big haul and Tim Adams and his crew face their own unique challenges out on the water.
Jedd is tough on his crew while fishing is tough out on the water. Mike and his brother try their luck in the icy waters of Wisconsin, and the fishing has been rough for Tim and his crew.
Region 5 has a rash of illegal elk kills and it's up to the Wardens to investigate the Double Kills.
Wardens do way more than just drive around in trucks and check licenses. This week the region one wardens go off grid to protect Montana's natural resources.
When Wardens stop a truck the first of November with Christmas trees in the back they know something is being hidden. Most likely the truth!
Journey to the rolling hills of Balaton Lake in Hungary and explore the possibilities of recreating a biodiverse agricultural future with an avid hunter.
Climbing the wild peaks in the story riddled the Carpathian Mountains, home to the most famous hunter of all, Dracula!
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