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Deadly 60

Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall tracks down 60 of the world's deadliest animals.

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on BBC iPlayer (7)
clips (2)
coming up (2)
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by year (21)

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    Brazil

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    20/26. Steve and the team encounter a colony of army ants on the move.

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    1. Brazil

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      Available since Mon, 16 Nov 2009 with 2 months left.

      19/26. In the flooded forests of Brazil, Steve takes a swim in a piranha-infested river.

    2. Brazil

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      Available since Thu, 12 Nov 2009 with 2 months left.

      18/26. In Brazil's northern savannah, Steve Backshall seeks the elusive giant anteater.

    3. Bahamas - Shark Special

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      Available since Thu, 5 Nov 2009 with 2 months left.

      17/26. Steve Backshall is headed to the Bahamas to get up close and personal with sharks.

    4. Louisiana

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      Available since Thu, 29 Oct 2009 with 2 months left.

      16/26. Steve and the team are on the search for deadly animals in the swamps of the southern USA.

2 more programmes available now.

Coming up

Thursday, 17:15 on CBBC

Killers

21/26. Steve dispels myths about some deadly animals and shows how incredible they are.

1 more programme coming up in the next 7 days (including repeats).

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