World's deadliest animals

A documentary scientific and educational project about wildlife from National Geographic. The author of the idea is the American screenwriter Timothy Dilworth. This cycle is dedicated to wild creatures, which are among the most dangerous and predatory on the planet. Traveling through the TV screen with the narrator to the most fascinating and picturesque corners of the globe, the viewer will be able not only to enjoy the amazing and indescribable beauty of these places, not desecrated by the destructive hand of man, but also to get acquainted with various animals that pose a potential danger not only for their prey, but also for the common man. The television project will be useful not only for avid lovers of flora and fauna, biologists and zoologists, but also for travelers who travel to certain regions from time to time. The film is divided into geographical episodes: India, Africa, America, Amazonia, and others. Each of them tells not only about the most popular and widespread predators, including sharks, lions and tigers, but also exotic inhabitants of the deep sea: mollusks and fish. The urban jungle, hot deserts and savannahs echo here with frantic pursuits, pack hunts, and bloody animal battles. The documentary project is an ideal find for desperate extreme tourists and fans of spectacular shows, who demonstrate in all their glory the incredible abilities of the most dangerous animals in the world.