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About the Show
Join the adventure - by land, sea and air - as Dr. Brady Barr travels to some of the wildest places on Earth. Using high tech robots he'll wrangle one of the world's deadliest snakes before employing innovative net-guns- fired from a helicopter - to get up close to a full grown, seriously enraged hippo. He'll dive in with a fish that's armed with a snout capable of seriously maiming a person and use tricky decoys to provoke a great white shark to attack. Tune in to find out which of the ocean's most fearsome predators has the strongest bite and see what it takes to catch a man-eating crocodile. Brady Barr is back and ready to face his toughest challenges yet in this thrilling new season of Dangerous Encounters.
Behind the Scenes
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Brady’s Epic Giant Python Encounter
The cave was literally a chamber of horrors filled with scorpions, roaches, maggots, spiders, millions of bats, lizards, and snakes, but it was the chest-deep, liquefied bat guano quicksand that made it unbearable for Brady. That was only the beginning of what would turn out to be the baddest bite of his life.
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Dangerous Encounters Photo Gallery
Incredible photos from the past six seasons.
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Undercover Hippo
Brady builds a hippo suit so he can get close enough to the real hippos to gather their sweat.
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Featured Episode
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Bite Force
Armed with a bite force meter, insatiable curiosity, and sheer courage, Brady risks his life to find the most powerful bite.
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Watch Full Episodes
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Dog Whisperer
Can't get enough of Dog Whisperer? Get your fix with full episodes from past seasons.
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Swamp Men
Welcome to Billie Swamp Safari, an untamed wild animal park in the Florida Everglades, located on Seminole land.
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Best Of Dangerous Encounters
The Best of Dangerous Encounters two-DVD set includes episode favorites such as Snake Bite, Dens of Danger, Bite Force and Undercover Hippo.
Animal News
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Can Sugar Make You Stupid?
Bingeing on fructose stunted memory and learning in rats, prompting "high concern" over unhealthy humans.
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Fossil Ink Sacs Yield Pigment
Still soft ink sacs from 160-million-year-old squidlike animals have yielded pigment matching that of modern cuttlefish.
