Return of the Wet
Inland Kimberley is now so stiflingly hot, everything and everyone moves with caution – with the exception of gold diggers Honest John and Steve. The region's remaining waterholes are packed with animals, forced dangerously close. The coast is also a place to congregate. The humidity builds and finally, the skies explode with thunder and rain.
Previews + Extras
Gold Fever
S1 E3 - 2m 3s
Gold fossicking takes a certain type of person and when gold fever hits you need to watch your back. According to Honest John and Steve you never know what greed will lead a rival gold digger to do. Despite the perils however, they still prefer the outback to the city and its lack of privacy.
Australia's Barramundi
S1 E3 - 2m 5s
A dam wall located at Western Australia's Lake Kununurra has interfered with an ancient breeding pattern of the barramundi. In a laboratory 600 miles away, an artificial breeding cycle has been created to restock Lake Kununurra with barramundi.
The Mudflats of Roebuck Bay
S1 E3 - 1m 35s
During high tide Roebuck Bay is teeming with life, from Australia's snubfin dolphins to shy and gentle dugongs.
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