Spencer Matthews

You know, there was 20 people there, Russian guys, Chilean guys, everyone's super serious, no sense of humour whatsoever.

Seven leopard seal spotters, two boats, you know, a person... Why leopards?

Leopard seals are... Is it savage?

Yeah.

So, again, there haven't been a huge amount of leopard seal attacks on humans, but humans are very rarely in the water in...

Antarctica.

So there have been deaths by leopard seal.

Apparently they come at you from the side and they drag you underwater to, you know, as fast as they can to drown you.

And they're big apex predators.

They weigh between, you know, 300 and 600 kilos.

Big, big, huge, you know, they're nine times the size of me in terms of weight.

Right.

So one of these things gets a hold of you.

Good luck.

You know, you're gonzo.

They kind of appear like a big dog, like a really sharp-toothed, aggressive thing.

I'm sure they're also probably just curious animals that perhaps take a bit of a negative turn if they feel like it, but you're in their world here.

Yes.

And so as well as the zero-degree water that you'll be in for between an hour and a half and two hours,

and the very serious threat to actual dangerous wildlife, your mind, if allowed to, will just wander into all kinds of hell, right?