Predators The World's Deadliest Animals

Did you know that the frigatebird is a seabird that can't swim? Or that a polar bear can sniff out food under 3ft 3ins (1m) of snow? Did you know that on average, a barn owl catches and eats four small mammals every night? That's 1,460 a year! Did you know that the platypus closes its eyes to hunt and uses senses in its bill to find prey? Predators explores the hunting methods of more than 40 of the world's most fascinating creatures, from Siberian tigers to Tasmanian devils, from polar bears to barn owls, and from river toads to rattlesnakes.