Wildboyz

South Africa ... Home to a spectacularly diverse selection of native cultures and dangerous wildlife, most notably the apex predator, the great white shark. Steve-O and Chris take a swim with a Great White Shark, play football with a pack of wild Hyenas, and run naked with Orstriches.

Alaska ... From its barren tundra to rugged wilderness, this vastly undeveloped state is home to some of the largest and most dangerous animals on the continent.Our intrepid Wildboyz take on the wild kingdom for your amusement. This week Steve-O and Ponitus journey to Alaska where they swim with bears, feed a hungry wolf from their ass, and ride dog sled team while wearing little more than their boots and a smile.

Florida ... Dominated by a vast aquatic wilderness, the lower third of this sub-tropical state is populated by an abundance of unique and dangerous animals.This week, Steve-O and Pontius journey to the Florida swamps where they swim with alligators, shake their butts around a fire, and steal cookies from a rattlesnake. Also, Johnny Knoxville, who worked with Chris and Steve-O on Jackass, returns to sight animals, and play some games.

Australia ... From the vast and arid outback to lush tropical rainforests, this continent contains more deadly animals than any other in the world.Steve-O and Pontius journey down under to Australia where they throw Boomerangs, play with Koala bears, and test the strength of Giant Clams.

South Africa ... A land rich with an incredible diversity of peoples, culture and some of the most dangerous animals in the world.The fearless Wildboyz travel to the vast continent of Africa where they experience life as a zebra, make-out with giraffes, and get stung by scorpions.

Alaska ... An expansive territory, rich with an abundance of natural wildlife and resources, where only the strongest survive.In the Northernmost settlement of Alaska, Chris and Steve-O partake in a meal of traditional Eskimo cuisine, lick the prehistoric poo-locks of the Musk Ox, and demonstrate why most, if not all, predators in Alaska avoid the porcupine at all cost.