Alaska Monsters
★ 4.8 · 2014 · 45m · Reality
In Alaska is a region known as the Triangle - 200,000 unforgiving miles where more people go missing per capita than anywhere else on earth. ALASKA MONSTERS follows a team of native outdoorsmen as they take on the challenge of exploring the Triangle's treacherous terrain to prove native monsters are linked to these disappearances.
Episodes
1. Central Alaska's Bigfoot45m · An Alaska based Monster Tracking team heads to Central Alaska to investigate an aggressive Bigfoot who has the locals on edge. Using a drone, they uncover shocking evidence and one of the team members finds himself face to face with an 800-pound beast.
2. The Saberwolf45m · The team investigates reports of a massive wolf that folklore claims has the ability to bite off the heads of its unsuspecting victims. Todd constructs a massive jail cell to hold this creature, while Levi implements laser technology.
3. The Otterman45m · The team investigates the legendary Otterman, know by Alaskan natives as the "Kushtaka," who is believed to have the ability to shape-shift. Todd builds a Ring of Fire trap, and the rest of the team utilizes Crusty's airboat.
4. The Northern Giant45m · Todd and Rhett build a big, bad trap to catch an even bigger and badder predator. The team is on the run from start to finish during the Midnight Hunt with the help of a GPS tracking system they install.
5. The Alaskan Tiger45m · Hot on the trail of Alaska's Tiger, Todd devises a Blow Gun Trap, while Levi figures out a way to wirelessly trigger it. The team must take to the marsh after a creature that legend says gets a black stripe down its back after every human kill.
6. The Sasquatch Of The South45m · The team heads to southern Alaska to investigate sightings of a highly temperamental Bigfoot. Todd and Rhett build a huge, electrified Teepee Trap, and an eyewitness gives the team a map they believe leads to this creature's nest.▶7. Episode 744m · ▶8. Episode 843m · ▶9. Episode 943m · ▶10. Episode 1044m · More Like This
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