River Monsters

Angler Jeremy Wade confronts one of his oldest adversaries while probing reports of a face‑eating creature in the remote part of Bolivia. He investigates the alleged monster, applying his expertise to the isolated area and seeking evidence of the bizarre predator.

Face Ripper is a television programme presented in the format of a single episode. It falls under the genre of an episode‑style documentary, offering viewers a focused look at a particular investigation. The series title and its classification are the only identifiers provided for the show. The episode follows angler Jeremy Wade as he journeys to a remote region of Bolivia. There, he sets out to examine reports of a creature that allegedly feeds on human faces. Wade’s mission brings him into direct contact with one of his longest‑standing foes, a threat he has encountered in his previous work. The setting is deliberately isolated, emphasizing the difficulty of tracking a legend that has sparked local rumours. Wade’s approach is hands‑on; he engages with the environment and the stories surrounding the alleged beast, seeking tangible evidence of its existence. Throughout the investigation, the focus remains on Wade’s confrontation with this age‑old adversary and the unsettling possibility that a face‑eating entity may be lurking in the Bolivian wilderness. The episode therefore centres on the blend of wildlife expertise and folklore that defines Wade’s investigative style, delivering a concise yet intense look at a mysterious predator in an uncharted corner of the world.