#1 | 10.08.2018Episode 1 (
Wrong Place, Wrong Time)
5,0/5 (bei 1 Stimme)
Rhinos and Indian leopards are a threat, but how do they stack up against Asian forest centipedes, orangutans and flower urchins?
#2 | 24.08.2018Episode 2 (Jaws and Claws)
Golden eagles, coconut crabs, sharks and camel spiders face off for most terrifying against sun bears and saltwater crocodiles.
#3 | 24.08.2018Episode 3 (Chemical Warfare)
Slow lorises, plague-bearing black rats, fat-tailed scorpions, Indian cobras, poisonous toads and stingrays vie for the top spot.
#4 | 24.08.2018Episode 4 (Deadly: Fact or Folklore)
Langur monkeys, tigers, Joro spiders and tomistomas compete with Asian needle ants, otters and king cobras for first place.
#5 | 24.08.2018Episode 5 (Accidential Assassins)
Will top honors be won by water buffaloes, needlefish, toxic crabs, mugger crocodiles, box jellyfish or reticulated pythons?
#6 | 24.08.2018Episode 6 (Pretty and Painful)
Cone snails, Asian black bears, red pandas and deadly coral snakes battle Eurasian lynxes, Asian elephants and red lionfish.
#7 | 24.08.2018Episode 7 (The Road Less Travelled)
Facing off for top predator status are Asiatic lions, Lomodo dragons, electric rays, golden jackals, wolverines, striped eel catfish and brown bears.
#8 | 24.08.2018Episode 8 (Urban Jungle)
The field narrows as wild boars, feral dogs, pufferfish, Indian red scorpions, Asian tiger mosquitoes and common kraits square off.
#9 | 24.08.2018Episode 9 (Corn Me, I'll Fight)
The formidable features of wolves, stonefish and Malayan porcupines are compared against those of sloth bears, gibbons and snow leopards.
#10 | 24.08.2018Episode 10 (The Bold and the Brutal)
Honey badgers don't care, but Russell's vipers, triggerfish, macaques, yaks and blue-ringed octopuses nearly match their daunting reputation.
#11 | 24.08.2018Episode 11 (Big! Banded! and Billed!)
Giant moray eels complete with gaurs, banded sea kraits, asian forest scorpions, gharials, billfish and Asian giant hornets in the final round.
#12 | 24.08.2018Episode 12 (Fearsome Finalists)
The 72 most formidable wild animals in Asia have been profiled and the finalists selected -- but only one can be named most dangerous.