TV Guide Discovery Channel

To find the mythical blood-drinking Skunk Ape, Phil and Heather's search takes them to the Florida Everglades, where they have a shocking encounter.

Phil and Jess explore the world's most infamous forest in a night investigation, where they suspect a dark force is watching them.

Braving shark-filled waters and deadly undersea tunnels, Jess and Phil seek reports of the Lusca, a sea monster said to be attacking Bahamian locals.

The tow company is put to work when thousands of fans arrive for the Formula One Grand Prix in Las Vegas; TW gets a wild party under control.

The team sells a classic Mustang from 1965 and a 1970s lunch box collection; Jon finds a stumpf fiddle, which barely resembles a traditional fiddle.

Misty Wells travels to Clay County, Florida, to enjoy a day of exploration, fishing and kayaking.

Host Greg Heister and head coach of Gonzaga Men's Basketball Mark Few try their luck at catching saltwater silver salmon in Alaska's Inside Passage.

The team finds Civil War-era diaries and letters written by an infantry captain and a rare telescope; a customer brings in a camera from the 1800s.

Bryce might be at the top, but Texas's big tire course isn't his strong suit; Megan seizes the opportunity to show off her big tire skills.

A look at Key West's beautiful underwater world, such as the coral reefs, the USS Vandenburg shipwreck and much more.

George sends Greg to show how garage technology, like unlocking a door with your face, is making lives better today and in tomorrow's world.

Chris takes radical action against a dredge he believes is jumping his claim; when a massive explosion blows a hole in the Mistress, Kris scrambles.

The manufacturing process behind laptops, panettone and saxophones is explored.

The manufacturing process behind glass faucets, ladders on firetrucks, antique clock restoration and barbecue utensils is showcased.

The process behind how table tennis tables, plastic model kits, and light microscopes are made is explained.

The manufacturing process behind motorcycle goggles, hand-built jukeboxes, vacuum excavators and pewter shaving sets is explored.

An inside look at the production of how spinning reels, plasma protein therapies, 3D cups, and stainless steel kegs are made is provided.

An inside look at the production of how steamer baskets, scooters, prefabricated conservatories, and copper cookware are made is provided.

An unrelenting electrical storm pounds the wasteland for three straight days; survivalists scavenge wreckage for roofing materials and gutters.

Wes becomes fearful when black mambas, lions and crocs surround the area; Teal makes a successful catch; Steven and Frank try to make a roof out of sheet metal.

Wes and Stee brave crocodile-filled waters to build a fish dam and get their first catch of the challenge; Teal and Waz use a mosquito net to catch 6 terrapins.

An old cage that can be a viable shelter is spotted near the last water source; Teal and Frank are successful with their bows; Wes encounters another crocodile.

Four survivalists must make it through 21 days on a remote Philippine lake and they are put to the test when they accidentally ingest a toxic substance.

An old cage that can be a viable shelter is spotted near the last water source; Teal and Frank are successful with their bows; Wes encounters another crocodile.

Four survivalists must make it through 21 days on a remote Philippine lake and they are put to the test when they accidentally ingest a toxic substance.

When they get strong evidence of Bigfoot from northern California, Bryce Johnson, Dr. Mireya Mayor and Russell Acord investigate to uncover the truth.

Mireya and Bryce get strong evidence of Bigfoot's family; Ben interviews a waitress who claims to have had a terrifying encounter with Bigfoot.