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Traveling to South America, biologist Zeb Hogan goes in search of piraba and pirarucu, two of the largest freshwater fish in the Amazon
Virtually unknown to science, Zeb focuses on finding two specific species: the Mekong giant catfish and the deadly freshwater stingray.
Join Dr. Zeb Hogan, National Geographic Explorer, as he finds a world record breaker: one of the largest and deadliest freshwater fish, the giant freshwater stingray.
Aquatic ecologist Zeb Hogan continues his quest to find and protect the world's largest freshwater fish in the frigid rivers of Mongolia. He will travel by plane, truck, and horseback to find the largest trout known as the Hucho taimen.
Join fish biologist, conservationist and National Geographic Explorer Zeb Hogan to see the most extreme encounters in mega-fishing and the groundbreaking research being done to protect these fish.
As part of his Megafishes Project, Zeb Hogan heads to the Australian outback on an expedition to find the elusive sawfish, which looks like a cross between a shark, a stingray and a chainsaw and can grow to 22 feet long.
Dr. Zeb Hogan goes in search of North America's prehistoric river monsters: the white sturgeon.
