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Nature's Perfect Predator

Nature's Perfect Predators

Crocodile (04:02)

Calmly waiting, it has jaws powerful enough to rip open a small boat. Watch and see the techniques of the killer who has hunted on our planet for 12-15 million years.

Nature's Perfect Predators

African Lion (06:06)

Watch out for the King of the Beasts. Better yet, watch out for the Queen of the Beasts. Whether it's the male or female doing the hunting, it still spells bad news for the prey.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Tiger (05:22)

Stripes never looked so deadly. With a jaw that delivers 1000 lbs. of force, know that the largest of the big cats is also the most dangerous.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Moray Eel (04:22)

Seafaring legend meets science fiction. View the trick of this muscular beast that makes it seem from out of this world.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Great Horned Owl (03:25)

Extraordinary eyesight. Remarkable hearing. Soundless flight. The superhuman hunter proves that size doesn't matter.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Gray Wolf (05:44)

Teamwork plays an important role in the pack's hunting success. And since each of these killers devour 1.5 tons of meat per year, efficiency is important.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Great White Shark (04:02)

Swimming silently, the living torpedo locks in to kill all. Check out how the Great White Shark uses sight, sound, smell and electrosense to hunt! Beware of its bite.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Python (03:44)

Two fangs? How about rows upon rows of razor sharp teeth! There is no escape once this predator locks its serrated daggers into prey's flesh.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Crocodile (04:02)

Calmly waiting, it has jaws powerful enough to rip open a small boat. Watch and see the techniques of the killer who has hunted on our planet for 12-15 million years.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Orca (04:07)

The Killer Whale, or Orca as it is commonly referred to, has 56 razor sharp teeth which helps this predator to eat up to 500 lbs of meat per day. Learn why this animal has earned the nickname "Killer."

Nature's Perfect Predators

Praying Mantis (03:34)

Using their entire arms like razor blades, the Praying Mantis feasts on prey 3 times its size. Come see why martial artists have based their moves around this killer.

Nature's Perfect Predators

Komodo Dragon (03:30)

Who cares about fire breathers? This dragon has enough bacteria in its mouth to kill its victim with one bite. Watch to see what other tricks it has.