Season 2

Australia's Northern Territory wetlands are home to one of the largest crocodile species on Earth: saltwater crocs. From November to March, these crocs lay their eggs. Matt Wright and his mates have just three months to collect 20,000 crocodile eggs. It's a job that gives value to the crocs so that locals don't end up killing or culling them. Using commando-like precision, Matt and his egg collecting team – Mick "the Professor" Burns, Craig Moore, and his trusty pilot, Mick Burbidge, descend into the most dangerous of all places in croc territory – the mother croc's nest.

Matt Wright travels to Borneo to help an animal rescue unit manage a problem croc population. Working closely with the head ranger, Matt and the team trap and relocate a 12-foot croc that has been menacing workers on a palm oil plantation. But crocs aren't the only animals that need relocating. Matt also catches and relocates a king cobra, one of the world's largest venomous snakes. He also helps the animal rescue unit dart and relocate a group of wild elephants.

Matt Wright is helping relocate problem crocodiles from a friend’s land so he can ensure the safety of his herd of cattle, but the situation turns urgent when one of the land owner’s dogs goes into the dam – and only two come back out. There are crocodiles everywhere Matt turns in these waters, and he and his crew prepare for a long day as they realize they have their work cut out for them.