The team believes they've narrowed down the place where Bigfoot has been hiding throughout their expedition; a high-tech drone is deployed, and what takes place next is astonishing.

Mireya's nightmare comes true; Russell investigates a possible Bigfoot underwater passageway; Bryce secures an airship to survey the final square miles for Bigfoot's heat signature.

After Russell records thermal imagery of what may be Bigfoot, Bryce hurries to have the footage analyzed by experts; the evidence is staggering; Mireya and Ronny realize they're not alone in the forest.

The team plants tiny trackers around the clearing hoping they will cling to Bigfoot's fur; Mireya and Ronny return to where they heard whistles and saw glowing eyes; Mireya agrees to be bait in order to lure Bigfoot into the open.

Mireya and Ronny make a powerful discovery in the area surrounding the nest; when Russell falls ill, Bryce tests the theory that Bigfoot can render humans sick by emoting infrasound and is doing this to keep the team out of its territory.

As Bryce works with a scientist to analyze the hair sample, Russell discovers a structure he believes is a Bigfoot nest; new team member Ronny joins Mireya in a race to the nest to collect DNA samples that will break open the investigation.

With one team member down, Russell and Mireya head back into the forest to hunt down their leads; their intense investigation uncovers their first pieces of possible Bigfoot evidence.

An elite team of specialists uses an advanced data algorithm to pinpoint when and where they are likely to encounter Bigfoot; armed with the latest technology, they venture into the forests of central Oregon in search of the elusive beast.

The team discovers they're not alone after a mysterious heat signature is caught on camera; Russell investigates a possible Bigfoot underwater passageway, while Mireya and Ronny make a morbid discovery in the forest.

Four members of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization embark on a mission to find their creature. From small Southern towns to remote locations in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, the foursome -- a high-school science teacher, a former roadie, a skeptical scientist and BFRO president Matt Moneymaker -- search for proof that Bigfoot is alive in the U.S. They examine photos and videos, speak to witnesses and use new technology to uncover evidence of the mysterious apelike cryptid that has eluded capture for centuries.

Utilizing the latest evidence and investigations, this series promises to present new information in a hunt for the truth about infamous, iconic monsters and their origins. It features eyewitness accounts and all-new stories while unveiling eye-opening theories about these nightmarish beasts. From DNA evidence of Bigfoot and ancient Bible clues about Mothman's identity, to a scientific explanation of how the Loch Ness Monster may be traveling through time, these creatures come to life like never before.

"The Alaska Triangle" is a Travel Channel series that explores an area in Alaska known for unusual activity, including mysterious disappearances, sightings of strange creatures, lights in the sky, and encounters with ghosts. Some experts speculate that ley lines or electromagnetic anomalies may be causing these bizarre occurrences within the Triangle. The paranormal series investigates enduring mysteries, such as the disappearance of the Douglas C-54 Skymaster in 1950. The Douglas vanished en route from Alaska to Montana, with 44 people aboard, and no trace of the aircraft, its crew or its passengers has ever been found. Another mystery involves a Bigfoot creature that is rumored to have caused a once thriving coastal town to become deserted. In another episode, an eyewitness shares startling video evidence of extraterrestrial activity in Fairbanks, Alaska, while a UFO hunter flies over Alaska's highest mountain in search of a secret underground alien base.

Travel Channel adds to its extensive catalog of shows about ghostly occurrences with this series. It's a catch-all for what the network calls "amazing, eye-opening and downright scary" paranormal videos from around the world, all captured by eyewitnesses. In addition, a panel of knowledgeable specialists in the field breaks down the footage and analyzes exactly what was filmed, and the people lucky enough to witness firsthand the strange phenomena offer their accounts. All told, it just might make a believer out of even the biggest skeptics.

In August 2017, writer and cartoonist Adam Ellis tweets, "My apartment is currently being haunted by the ghost of a dead child and he's trying to kill me." He documents his haunting on social media under the hashtag #DearDavid, and the ghost story goes viral, as millions of people follow Ellis' frightening experiences, yearning for answers about the little boy with an indentation on his head. In Travel Channel's series, "Trending Fear," Ellis teams up with researcher Jen Lewis and ghost hunter Paul Bradford to help other people take back their lives after nightmarish encounters with the paranormal. Not only will the group use traditional methods, it will also use social media to crowdsource the stories, theories and evidence surrounding each case. "Adam's extraordinary personal experience and harrowing tale that went viral in `Dear David' makes him uniquely positioned to help those grappling with paranormal fear," says Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel.

On Travel Channel's "Famously Afraid," celebrities tell spine-chilling stories about coming face to face with unexplained phenomena. Athletes, actors, journalists and others are interviewed about their personal experiences with haunted houses, alien abductions and demonic possessions. TV judge Howie Mandel ("America's Got Talent") tells the story of how a spirit in his home targeted his daughter. Talk show host Montel Williams ("The Montel Williams Show") describes touring a haunted cruise ship with psychic Sylvia Browne. Actor Steve Guttenberg ("Ballers") reveals how he was tormented by the ghost of an eccentric royal. "For many of these celebrities, it is the first time they are choosing to share their personal accounts with the paranormal," says Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel.Other celebrities include Tori Spelling, Richie Ramone, Carson Kressley, Geraldo Rivera, Ty Pennington, Amber Rose, Angie Everhart, and Daisy Fuentes.

A desire to discover the great outdoors turns into anything but great for the people profiled in this docudrama. From gator hunting in Louisiana's bayou and ice fishing in Illinois to deer hunts in Montana, the stories reveal actual wilderness adventures cut short by shocking encounters with ghosts, monsters, or other unexplained phenomena. Interviews with those involved combine with cinematic re-enactments to bring to life the experiences of hunters becoming the hunted. Do they panic and make a run for it, or do they hide inside a cabin and hope for the best?

Across America there are small towns with tree-lined streets and historic homes surrounded by white picket fences that exude charm and tranquility. Travel Channel's paranormal series "Hometown Horror" explores the dark secrets lurking in the shadows of these sunny bucolic communities, many of which are haunted by centuries-old tragedies, such as bloody battles and deadly train derailments. The series delve into the origins of ghost stories spawned by long-ago murders, homegrown monsters and small-town mayhem, stories that leave lasting stains as well as lingering fears. One episode explores the legend of a deranged butcher known as the Pigman in Angola, N.Y., while another episode shares tales of undead soldiers haunting the site of Kentucky's deadliest Civil War battle. The series shares eyewitness accounts and digs into historical records to find the sources of these stories about ghosts, ghouls and the things that go bump in the night.