Fearless Adventures with Jack Randall
5.5
2018
Documentary
Jack does crazy things with wild animals to help protect and study them. Really crazy. And maybe dangerous. But Jack is a trained expert. Do not do what Jack does. Seriously. Approaching and handling wild animals can be dangerous. Really, just don’t do it!
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EP1 - Hunting a Python and Blue-Tongue Lizard
December. 10,2018
Before nearly getting bitten by a gigantic python Jack wrangles a creepy blue-tongue lizard.
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EP2 - Swimming with a Giant Saltwater Crocodile
December. 17,2018
Jack comes face-to-face with giant saltwater crocodiles as he works with experts to help protect these ancient and deadly Australian reptiles.
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EP3 - Rescuing a Baby Kangaroo
December. 24,2018
Jack saves the life of an adorable baby kangaroo and releases a grown wallaby back into the wild.
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EP4 - Tracking Green Turtles in the Great Barrier Reef
December. 31,2018
Jack dives into the Great Barrier Reef to wrangle Green Sea Turtles for wildlife conservation and study.
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EP5 - A Biting Tarantula and Venomous Death Adder
January. 07,2019
Jack finds a huge Tarantula on his way to collect venom from one of Australia's deadliest snakes
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EP6 - Rescuing Wild Australian Horses
January. 14,2019
Jack meets a Blue-tongued lizard before rescuing wild horses in the Australian desert.
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