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On Vancouver Island, a German tourist and a four year old girl are attacked by a mountain lion. The cougar was not sick, cornered or defending cubs. Why would this normally shy creature target humans?

South Korea is the only country where gamers can make a living playing computer games. Here game development companies apply the same cutting edge technology used in medical science and PhD holders play a vital role in computer game development. Follow the journey of a South Korean computer game champion from his training routine to the grand finals of the World Cyber Games tournament in Singapore. He will compete with some of the best gamers from 70 countries. In this tournament digital armies battle over digital landscapes and digital heroes decapitate each other with an assortment of futuristic weapons. In a world of fierce competition and unmatched dedication, gamers must have reflexes on par with the best of athletes. Success in the virtual world means becoming a young millionaire since most retire in their early 20s. Can this South Korean player prove himself to be the best gamer in the world and worthy of the $500,000 prize that awaits?

The Ussuriland wilderness extends from the deep Sikhote Alin forests to the fast-flowing Amur River. Slipping through the shadows of the Ussuriland forests are two of the world's rarest cats. With only 30 remaining in the wild - all in this far eastern region of Russia - the Amur leopard is the most critically endangered big cat. While Asiatic black bears hang from the trees and chipmunks search for food, the spotted sika deer travel to the coast to supplement their diet with kelp. The presence of deer on this open ground attracts the region's big predator, the Amur tiger. But the largest cat in the world has dangerous enemies itself: poaching and habitat destruction are an ever present threat to tigers in this region. Thankfully, the Lake Khanka wetlands have been recovering from pollution, and it continues to provide a home to herons, as well as Chinese soft-shelled turtles. Diversity does not stop at the surface and a plethora of animals live underwater, surviving with camouflage.

A family demolition team from Phoenix, Maryland descends on site of the Sellafield Nuclear plant to take down four outdated nuclear cooling towers. The demolition team plans on making history by being the first to successfully use explosives on an active nuclear site in the United Kingdom. The team has ten days to load and rig 4400 dynamite charges in the towers, one of which is only 40m away from a nuclear fuel processing plant. The team is set to make history, but are worried about the fallout.