The audience gets their chance to ‘beat Backshall’ in a 60-second quickfire round. In a DIY demo, Steve then shows us how to keep hedgehogs warm and toasty during winter by building a hibernation house.īut that’s not all. Steve unravels the mystery of some blue eggs in a nest, explains how a spider uses camouflage and trickery to lure in its prey, and tells about a worm that isn’t a worm. And judging by CBBC’s most observant viewers, its packed full of deadly animals! From slow-worms to foxes, naturalist Steve Backshall explores deadly animals in our gardens. This green space may look pristine, but for wildlife it’s savannah, jungle and mountains all rolled in to one. In this episode, Steve focuses on our parks and gardens. In this unprecedented time of lockdown there has never been a better time to learn about the wildlife around us, and Deadly 60 fans have been sending in their videos, photos and questions for Steve Backshall to answer.
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