Drawn in by the constant supply of food, urban coyotes cannot resist the sights and smells of Anchorage; highly elusive, no-one knows how many coyotes live in this city.

There are more Caribou in Alaska than people. Across the Arctic, they're the lifeblood of many remote communities. But human expansion, and wild predators, have led to their rapid decline.

As this urban jungle continues to expand into the wilderness, encounters between people and wild Lynx are on the rise. When it comes to dealing with a dangerous animals on private property in Anchorage, there's only one man to call, Robert Doran.

As expert hunters, the Bald Eagle is perfectly adapted to life in tough arctic conditions, but in Anchorage, the secret to their survival is trash.

For years, at least four highly elusive wolfpacks have lived and hunted on the edge of the city of Anchorage. But as the city spreads further and further into wolf country, the wolves are now getting bolder, and attacks on humans are on the increase.

Anchorage is home to hundreds of black bears. And it's these black bears, that are patrolling the city. With their brains, their brawn and their cunning, these bears have mastered life in this urban jungle.