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Coyote Peterson's dangerous past encounter with honey bees has lead him to join forces with bee conservationist, Chris Brinton. A stunt involving Peterson and 10,000 bees dispels misconceptions and reveals their passive nature.
Coyote demonstrates how capturing elusive big cats on film is a near-impossible task, but with technological advancements such as trail cameras, nature enthusiasts can see predators like jaguars up close in their natural habitat.
Coyote Peterson heads to Brazil to swim with Yacare Caiman in piranha-infested waterways, studying their perfect-predator personality as jaguars and capybara lurk from the shoreline.
Coyote Peterson heads to the swamp-lands of Texas in search of a giant alligator snapping turtle known as Raphael. Coyote is determined to prove that this turtle is the largest living creature of his kind.
