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Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan
Season 1 • Episode 5 • White Goliath Beetle
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Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan Season 1, Episode 5: White Goliath Beetle
In an attempt to locate one of the most rare animals on the planet - the giant white Goliath beetle - Dom must infiltrate the black market insect trade in Cameroon. Travelling around the country, Dom gradually works his way down the network of middlemen and hunters, until he finally discovers the man who will lead him to the beetle. Watch Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan Season 1, Episode 5 White Goliath Beetle in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan Season 1, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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8 episodes
Giant Water Bug
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Giant Centipede
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White Goliath Beetle
In an attempt to locate one of the most rare animals on the planet - the giant white Goliath beetle - Dom must infiltrate the black market insect trade in Cameroon. Travelling around the country, Dom gradually works his way down the network of middlemen and hunters, until he finally discovers the man who will lead him to the beetle.
60 min
Army Ants
Dom travels deep into the heart of the Ecuadorian Amazon to face off with a four million-strong colony of flesh-eating, venom injecting army ants – a terrifying mass of insects that may be the largest ant colony ever discovered in the New World. En route through the jungle Dom also comes face to face with leaf cutter ants, an enormous rhinoceros beetle, a green parrot snake and a highly venomous Brazilian wandering spider. Once he finally tracks down a colony of army ants, he follows them on a raid, and watches spellbound as they attack and devour the creatures in their path, including a scorpion, a nest of paper wasps and a katydid. But will Dom have the courage to let the ants attack him?
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Giant Malaysian Honey Bees
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