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2009    60minDocumental, Adventure
8.27.4
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Río Monsters es una serie documental británica de naturaleza. Sigue el recorrido del biólogo Jeremy Wade, que viaja por el mundo en busca de los asesinos de agua dulce más temibles. Buscando pistas, testigos e historias sobre personas que fueron arrastradas bajo el agua por estos depredadores feroces, trata de atrapar a los ejemplares más grandes y luego liberarlos de nuevo a la naturaleza. Su objetivo es salvar estas raras criaturas de la extinción para ayudar a la gente a entender qué hay de verdad tras las leyendas que suscitan.(

9 Seasons

  • Temporada 1
    Temporada 17 Episodes
  • Temporada 2
    Temporada 27 Episodes
  • Temporada 3
    Temporada 37 Episodes
  • Temporada 4
    Temporada 48 Episodes
  • Temporada 5
    Temporada 56 Episodes
  • Temporada 6
    Temporada 66 Episodes
  • Temporada 7
    Temporada 76 Episodes
  • Temporada 8
    Temporada 86 Episodes
  • Temporada 9
    Temporada 96 Episodes
  • Especiales
    Especiales4 Episodes
  • Jeremy WadeHimself
  • Dominic WestonDirector
  • Alex ParkinsonDirector
  • Barny RevillDirector
  • Callum3 de noviembre de 2025
    ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) River Monsters – Hooked on Legends Jeremy Wade is one of those rare hosts who makes you feel like you’re sitting beside him, quietly dangling a line into the unknown. In River Monsters, he travels the world in search of freshwater giants — creatures that have inspired folklore, terrified locals, and occasionally taken a bite out of more than just bait. Each episode blends biology, anthropology, and a dash of old-fashioned adventure. Wade doesn’t just chase the fish — he chases the stories behind them. As a New Zealander, it’s hard not to draw a line between our own Taniwha legends and the massive eels lurking in our rivers. For years I’d never connected the two, but seeing Wade’s research unfold, I suddenly could — and learned a few new tricks for catching them (purely theoretical, of course). What sets River Monsters apart is its quiet reverence for nature. Wade, like a calmer, more contemplative Steve Irwin, brings equal parts knowledge and wonder to every cast. He’s not wrestling beasts; he’s uncovering truths, giving myth a face and science a voice. Pairing: A thermos of strong black coffee and a misty riverbank at dawn — patient, grounded, and full of stories waiting to surface.

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