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Brandon gives Kayne his next mission - to find a Tassie devil and kiss it! With the help of a local 'devil whisperer' they track down a den inhabited by a feisty devil family, but will Kayne kiss one?
Deep in the Lamington National Park rainforest in South-East Queensland Kayne faces his creepiest, crawliest mission yet - to track down one of the world's most deadly spiders - a Northern Tree-Dwelling Funnel-Web spider!
After speeding high off the ground down a zipline in the treetops of Liffey Forest, Tasmania, Brandon sets Kayne his next mission - to find a tiger snake in the wild, a mission which scares them both.
Travelling through Cape Tribulation in far north Queensland on an amphibious truck, Brandon gives Kayne his next mission - to find a Cassowary in the wild. With only 50 birds left in the area, this won't be an easy mission!
Walking in the scorching heat through the Central Desert outside of Alice Springs, Brandon gives Kayne his next challenge - prepare a bush tucker feast to serve the elders in the remote Aboriginal community of Pupunya.
Brandon tells Kayne his next mission is to go diving with Great White Sharks. But as sharks are attracted to sound, Brandon wants Kayne to beat box while underwater to lure one in - crazy and deadly!
Heading to the tropical beauty of Heron Island, QLD, Brandon gives Kayne his next mission - to find sea turtle hatchlings and watch them take their first swim in the ocean.
Inside Kakadu National Park, NT, rangers are keen to monitor a rogue saltwater crocodile. Brandon reckons Kayne could help them out and enlists his mate to help. Will Kayne get up close and personal with this deadly reptile?
Brandon and Kayne travel to Seal Rocks, off the northern coast of NSW, where Brandon gives Kayne his next mission - to swim with Grey Nurse Sharks and take a photo of one.
After mountain biking, abseiling and kayaking to get to Bruny Island, TAS, Brandon finally tells Kayne his next mission - to find one of the world's smallest surfers, Penguins.
The tables are turned as Kayne sets Brandon a mission - to be involved in the rescue 3 different animals that live in Melbourne. The missions are tense and unpredictable and the mates are in for a heart-thumping journey.
Brandon and Kayne are headed to Arnhem Land, Kakadu, for Kayne's final mission - he must catch, cook and eat an Arafura File Snake, a delicacy in the area. But getting to Arnhem Land is a mission in its self.
Brandon challenges Kayne to a hoof-thumping mission - muster 40 head of cattle in the Megalong Valley, NSW. But first the stockman puts them through their paces as they clean stables and test cows for pregnancy.
Adrenalin-fuelled family entertainment with hosts Kayne Tremills and newcomer Kamil Ellis, on weird and sometimes deadly wildife missions around Australia. In this episode, Kayne must race a whale shark, but first needs to find one.
Kayne and Kamill are in Queensland. Kayne's challenge is to fly -using a paraglider - with the White Bellied Sea Eagle. The Sea Eagle is a master glider and as a skilled hunter of large prey such as fruit bats.
Kayne and Kamil are off to the iconic landmark Uluru, otherwise known as Ayers Rock. There, Kayne has his work cut out for him when he is challenged to find a Perentie - the king of the desert and biggest lizard in Australia.
Kayne and Kamil prove they're not a bunch of (rodeo) clowns when they get the chance to jump on a bucking bull and hang on for eight seconds.
Ever tried to hug a fish? Neither has Kayne, but that's his challenge as he gets up close and personal with a sawfish to give one a hug.
Kayne and Kamil explore the red desert, mustering a camel before Kayne has to capture its urine and comb his hair with it!
Kayne and Kamil go on the hunt for the humble dugong, in the hope of giving it a medical check up!
From underwater to one of the world's deadliest land-dwelling creatures, this week Kayne and Kamil help to save the King Brown Snake from extinction.
It doesn't get deadlier than this - Kayne has to give a deadly Box Jellyfish a manicure!
Kamil and Kayne hit the 'big smoke' and check out some endangered urban wildlife when Bushwhacked! visits Sydney - the harbour city, home to many animal.
Will Kayne be able to conquer one of his greatest fears and come face to face with a giant tarantula?
It's one thing for Kayne to take a 'selfie', but his challenge to take a happy snap with a giant Manta Ray while swimming underneath it could prove difficult.
Kamil and Kayne travel to country NSW, where they learn that just because the emu can't fly, it doesn't mean it can't run fast...
Kayne is ready to brave Kamil's new round of bigger and bolder adrenalin fuelled outback missions in the third series of Bushwhacked!
Bushwhacked's intrepid hosts are on a mission to the Bullo river in the Northern Territory to explore the potential new croc species...the Freshwater Pygmy Crocodile.
The boys go in search of the Humpback Whale along the beautiful Noosa coastline and Kayne gets a shower he won't be forgetting in a hurry.
It's a mission that smacks of a needle in a haystack when the boys take to the skies of Canberra in a hot air balloon to spot an incredibly elusive and rare Albino Kangaroo.
Our hosts head to the remote Crocodile Islands located off the coast of North East Arnhem Land where they meet up with the Crocodile Island Rangers.
Join Kayne and Kamil on a Top End croc tale tinged with urgency and jeopardy as they endeavour to relocate croc eggs before the wet swashes them away and the mother croc sees them.
The boys travel to South Australia seeking out the world's most venomous snake...the Inland Taipain, but very few people have seen this snake in the wild, because it is very, very shy.
Kayne and Kamil travel to the Gold Coast in the hope of coming face to face with a predatory Bull Shark. Bull Sharks are responsible for more attacks on humans than any other shark.
Kayne and Kamil travel to Tasmania to undertake some Platypus population research and to shed light on the little but dangerous characteristic of this lovable species.
Kayne and Kamil investigate the world of the wolf spider, this eight eyed hunter isn't like most spiders.
A nose tickling mission with the once thought extinct Northern Hairy Nosed Wombat!
An epic and dangerous journey to the sea floor to observe 'a silent assassin'.
Wild dingoes need to be tagged for monitoring... and that's where Kayne comes in!
