Documentary (2008) 52 minutes ~ Color br br Several death-defying Australians who spend their days grappling with lethal indigenous animals are profiled in the nature documentary Danger Down Under. Subjects include Jacqui Adams-Maher, whose chief hobby involves amassing and milking venomous arachnids; Adam Britton, who harbors a passion for wrestling with massive salt-water crocodiles, ophiophilist John Weigal, whose specialties are handling the terrifying tiger snake and brown snake; and Rodney Fox, whose brush with death at the hands of a Great White Shark failed to deter him from leading successive diving expeditions with that species.