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"Gliding Monsters of the Deep"
Killer Instinct features Rob Bredl as host, safari guide and "Animal Whisperer" into the world of fearsome creatures. Going barefoot, Bredl has been catching animals this way since he was a young boy. He wants people to share his love of the natural world, and he does this with an uncanny ability to handle the world's most dangerous animals. His animals are in as natural a state as possible, none are drugged or tame. Bredl uses his experience and unique understanding of the creatures' instinct to his advantage.
Sharks first appeared in the oceans about 350 million years ago, long before dinosaurs ever roamed the Earth. Rob Bredl takes viewers "nose to jaws" with these feared predators of the sea. Many of the 360 species of sharks that inhabit the world's oceans are introduced, including the most feared and misunderstood shark of all, the Great White.
Orca, the "Killer Whale," the top ocean predator, is also examined. Much like packs of wolves, killer whales often hunt together to capture their prey - even the Great White Shark is part of their diets. Bredl dives in and captures the creatures' killer instinct up close.
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