Killer Sharks and Rays is a River Monsters Special where Jeremy Wade discusses previous encounters with rays and sharks. It’s more of a clip show than anything else and honestly I’m not sure they’ve used any new footage in the making of this special.
What You’ll See in This Episode of River Monsters
Jeremy swimming with rays in the Amazon.
A short tail river stingray in Argentina whose whole body is covered in a toxin, not just the bacteria filled mucus that some stingrays have on their barb.
Jeremy hand lining for sharks in the Solomon Islands.
A Bull Shark in Florida from the episode American Killer.
A Bull Shark in the Breede River in South Africa from the episode Hidden Predators.
And a Sawfish in Australia from the episode Chainsaw Monster.
A picture of a spotted stingray in the Amazon from the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Jeremy Wade holds up the barb from a stingrays tail in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Picture of a short tail stingray caught by Jeremy Wade in Argentina in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Picture of a short tail stingray caught by Jeremy Wade in Argentina in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Picture of a short tail stingray caught by Jeremy Wade in Argentina in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Jeremy Wade hand lines for a shark in the Solomon Islands in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Jeremy Wade hand lines for a shark in the Solomon Islands in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
A picture of a bull shark caught in Florida from in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
A picture of a large sawfish from in the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
A Sawfish that was caught by Jeremy Wade in Australia during the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
A Sawfish that was caught by Jeremy Wade in Australia during the River Monsters episode Killer Sharks and Rays.
Fun fact: rays and sharks are closely related. Rays diverged from sharks some 150 million years ago.
