His fiction novel, Tiger Wars was the first in a series of four adventure stories, which was published in May 2012.

Next, Steve joined the Natural History Unit’s fledgling expedition team, making the first ascent of a jungle peak and dropping into a vast sinkhole in the Mulu mountains in ‘Expedition Borneo’. Backshall is sharing his adventure with us - he is a modern day action hero and his encounters with the animals are very exciting. Separated by blizzards and avalanches, lost in a breathtakingly beautiful but deadly frozen Arctic wilderness, suffering from frostbite and hunger, listening to the wolves howl and the packs draw closer, it seems that this time they cannot possibly live to tell their tale. But Saker needs Sinter to defeat the Clan, and so the two young eco-warriors will come together one more time.Other series included ‘Expedition Alaska’, where he was almost swallowed by humpback whales and was swept into the guts of a glacier, ‘Wilderness St Kilda’, ‘Extreme Britain – Caves’, ‘Springwatch Trackers’ and Nature Reports for the One Show. He has presented on the programme Earth Pulse on the National Geographic channel, as well as the popular BBC children's' series The Really Wild Show and the primetime BBC series The One Show and the Expedition series, where he visited remote places such as Guyana, Alaska, St Kilda and Borneo. Steve has completed many endurance events; finished in the top third of the field in the Marathon Des Sables, the top ten of UK’s Tough Guy, 5th in the Welsh 1000m peaks marathon and completed the Devizes to Westminster kayak race.

This book describes famous killers such as the African Cheetah, the Neotropical Piranha and the North American Grizzly Bear. After graduating from university, Steve began writing for the Rough Guides travel series, which then led to television work. From that moment on the seven-year-old boy was captivated: he knew this was somewhere he needed to go, this was a place he needed to explore. Registered office address: Unit 34 Vulcan House Business Centre, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EF. This set includes 6 factbooks giving you all the details about deadly mammals, fish, reptiles, insects and many more.Find out in exciting guides stuffed with weird facts, colour photos, survival tips and scary true stories.

This book is a gift but he will love being able to read all the facts etc My 8yr old is a big fan and and has watched the whole TV series more than once. Including the renowned, the unexpected and the downright bizarre, this companion book to Steve Backshalls high adrenaline tour of the worlds most deadly is not to be missed. s. series The Really Wild Show and the primetime BBC series The One Show and the Expedition series, where he visited remote places such as Guyana, Alaska, St Kilda and Borneo. In his first ever DEADLY DIARIES Steve Backshall shares what it means to him to film the world’s top predators.

Stunning colour photographs and exciting accounts of Steve's own encounters with some of these animals bring the world of natural venom alive He also looks at the science of natural toxins, and at how natural venoms are increasingly used in medicine and for the treatment of chronic disease in humans. And then he found himself in the vast untamed wilderness of Papua New Guinea, experiencing the crushing lows and extraordinary highs of the BBC’s Lost Land of the Volcano expedition. The book tells me about certain things that they did and found out when they were filming the programme, and they tell us about some of the experiments that they did. MOUNTAIN - A LIFE ON THE ROCKS is the dramatic account of a life of daring, a narrative peppered with memorable anecdotes.