Wild Things with Dominic Mongahan Episodes
Chaos in Kenya
Dominic Monaghan explores Kenya's savannahs in search of the giant spitting cobra whose venom can kill an adult in less than an hour. He runs into blue-balled monkeys (literally) and nearly gets trampled by an injured elephant.
Ghost Bat
Dom endures the scorching heat of the vast Australian Outback to locate one of the rarest bats on the planet -- the ghost bat.
Lemur Leaf Frog
Dominic touches down in Costa Rica, home to more than a half-million known species of animal, including the extremely endangered, but incredibly beautiful, Lemur Leaf Frog.
Gaboon Viper
Dom is in Zambia on a mission to find one of the most feared snakes on the planet, the enormous and deadly gaboon viper.
The Titan Beetle
Dom sails the mighty Amazon River on a mission to find the largest beetle on the planet -- the titan beetle.
Box Jellyfish
In his first underwater mission ever, Dominic Monaghan heads to Australia's legendary Great Barrier Reef to track down perhaps the most venomous creature in the ocean, the deadly box jellyfish. During his travels, Dominic goes night diving and encounters blacktip reef sharks.
The Giant Wetapunga
Dom is in New Zealand with friend Billy Boyd on a mission to find one of the largest and heaviest insects on earth, the very rare and very cool giant wetapunga.
The Gila Monster
Dominic explores an area that’s loaded with dangerous predators, including rattlesnakes and black widow spiders: Arizona's Sonoran Desert. Equipped with a fully loaded RV, he is on a mission to find one of America's most mythical creatures, the Gila monster.
Godzillas in Japan
Dom pursues Japan's inspiration behind Godzilla -- the giant salamander. He heads to the snowy mountains of Nagano, where he runs into macaques bathing in a hot spring and gets lessons on how to be invincible at a ninja school.
The Slow Loris
Dominic travels deep into the wilds of Thailand, searching for one of the most unique and endangered primates on the planet, the Slow Loris, the world's only venomous primate.
