Andrew Ucles

Andrew Ucles, aged 34, is an Australian Wildlife and Survival Expert known for his passion for interacting with animals. He has dedicated his life to studying animal behavior and has developed skills in animal tracking. His expeditions have taken him to Africa, North America, Asia, South America, and Australia, where he has accumulated a wide array of natural experiences. Academically, he holds a Bachelor of Environmental Science, providing a scientific foundation for his understanding of ecosystems and wildlife.

Ucles is also involved with NORFORCE (the North West Mobile Force), a specialist unit within the Australian Army focused on reconnaissance and surveillance in Northern Australia. This role utilizes traditional bushcraft skills and local knowledge. He has completed the Australian Army’s Environmental Survival course and is pursuing further training to become a Survival Instructor for the Australian Defence Force (ADF). His work in television includes hosting shows for the Discovery and History Channels, as well as appearances on Australian, Japanese, and German programs.

His career progression highlights a continuous engagement with wildlife and survival. He has compiled documentaries from his adventures in Africa, the Amazon, and Arnhem Land. Ucles’s objective is to educate viewers about animal behavior, ecology, and their status in their natural habitats, driven by a deep respect for nature and a focus on conservation. He aims to connect people with the natural world and unlock human survival instincts through his experiences.