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World's Most Extreme

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World's Most Extreme Season 2, Episode 3: Living on the Edge

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This episode examines how humans can thrive in harsh locations, from the world's highest town to a desert town in California with no rules, and an upside-down town in the Australian outback. Watch World's Most Extreme Season 2, Episode 3 Living on the Edge in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of World's Most Extreme Season 2, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
1

Buildings

A look at 10 of the world's most remarkable buildings, including a skyscraper in earthquake-prone Mexico City, the world's biggest building and, in Norway, the world's tallest timber building.

45 min
2

Nature

An exploration of nature's deadly forces, from huge underwater canyons that funnel massive waves, to a bridge built from living trees, and Europe's little-known supervolcano, which could kill millions.

45 min
3

Living on the Edge

This episode examines how humans can thrive in harsh locations, from the world's highest town to a desert town in California with no rules, and an upside-down town in the Australian outback.

45 min
4

On the Road

This high-octane episode reveals the most incredible vehicles from across the globe, from a bulletproof storm-chaser to the world's biggest terrestrial vehicle, which weighs in at 14,200 tonnes.

45 min
5

In the Air

This episode checks out incredible flying. Daredevil Scotty Bob dons a wingsuit and flies inches from sheer rock. Plus: helicopter herding, solar planes, space delivery services and more.

45 min
6

In the Water

This episode showcases marvels of marine engineering, from the part-plane, part-boat Airfish to the world's largest vessel. And Australian David Warby attempts to break the world water speed record.

45 min