Bushwhacked!

Kayne and Kamil are on a soaring mission from Perth to Lorna Glen deep in the Western Australia desert, where Kayne must follow and observe the movements of a Wedge-Tailed Eagle. Ultimate birdman, Simon Cherriman, has pioneered a new way of studying the Wedge-Tailed Eagle by attaching a GPS devic...

Bushwhacked's intrepid hosts are on a mission to the Bullo River in the Northern Territory to explore a potentially new distinct crocodile species, the Freshwater Pygmy Crocodile.

The Humpback Whale is one of the largest animals on the planet and also one of the most acrobatic, known for breeching high out of the water. The species was close to extinction until whaling ceased in 1963, and while the species has started to recover, there's still a long way to go. By analysin...

The boys are in a hot-air balloon above Canberra to spot an incredibly elusive and rare Albino Kangaroo. They're a major attraction for international tourists and there are more kangaroos than Australians roaming our fair country! But, there are very few Albino Kangaroos.

The mission that awaits Kayne is sure to test all the bush skills and knowledge he can possibly muster. The remote top of Northern Australia presents some of the harshest outdoor working environments and requires tough, dedicated rangers to keep the country healthy. To become a Croc Island Ranger...

Kayne must relocate croc eggs before the wet washes them away while keeping a keen eye out for the ever-protective nest guard mother, Saltie!

The Inland Taipan is the world's most harmful snake. The venom from one bite can kill over 100 people. But very few people have seen this snake in the wild, because it is very, very shy and lives in deep cracks and fissures formed in the desert, rarely travelling above ground. Herpetologist Luke ...

Kayne and Kamil are on a mission to come face to face with a predatory Bull Shark responsible for more attacks on humans than any other shark. These predators can also survive in fresh water rivers. Kamil challenges Kayne to brush a Bull Shark's teeth!

Kayne and Kamil head to the Apple Island in the name of platypus population research, and to uncover a little known dangerous characteristic of this popular species. Using an ultrasound, Kayne can check whether a platypus has eggs ready to be laid. The only thing he needs to do is catch a platypu...

Belonging to the genus Lycosa, which means wolf in ancient Greek, Wolf Spiders are found throughout Australia. Wolf Spiders don't use webs to hunt. Instead they're robust and agile hunters with excellent eyesight. The species is known for their strong bodies and some are opportunistic hunters pou...

Kayne and Kamil are on a journey to the Epping Forest National Park in central Queensland to meet the Hairy-Nosed Wombat for a nose-tickling mission. In 1930 a small population was discovered in Central Queensland. No efforts were made to preserve the species, and in 1982 there were only 30 North...

Our intrepid hosts take an epic journey to the sea floor to carry out research on the 'silent assassin', the deadly Cone Snail.

Wild dingoes need to be tagged for monitoring, and that's where Kayne comes in.