Ep 2. Jungle Terminator

In River Monsters season 6 episode 2, titled Jungle Terminator, biologist and angler Jeremy Wade travels to the remote jungle of Guyana in search of a fish that has reportedly killed several people. The fish in question is the Arapaima, a prehistoric-looking creature that can grow up to 10 feet long and weigh over 400 pounds.

Wade teams up with local guide Paul Reis, who takes him on a treacherous journey through the dense jungle to find the Arapaima. Along the way, they encounter all sorts of dangers, including venomous snakes, aggressive caimans, and treacherous rapids.

When they finally reach their destination, Wade and Reis set up camp and begin their search for the elusive fish. They start by casting their lines into the river and waiting patiently for a bite, but after several hours without any luck, they decide to try a different tactic.

Wade and Reis set up a small dam across a shallow part of the river in order to create a pocket of water where the Arapaima might be hiding. They then use a small boat to herd the fish into the pocket, hoping to get a better look at them and possibly catch one.

After a tense and dangerous encounter with one of the massive fish, Wade is able to get a good look at its jaws and teeth, which he believes could easily kill a human. He also discovers that the fish's scales are so tough that they can withstand even the sharpest fishing hooks, making them nearly impossible to catch.

Undeterred, Wade continues his search for the Arapaima, using all his knowledge and experience to try and outsmart the elusive creature. Along the way, he learns about the local culture and traditions surrounding the fish, as well as the threats that it faces from overfishing and habitat destruction.

Jungle Terminator is a thrilling and suspenseful episode of River Monsters, showcasing the beauty and danger of the remote jungle and the incredible power and resilience of one of its most fearsome inhabitants. It is a must-watch for fans of the show and anyone interested in the mysteries of the natural world.