Man Eaters is an Australian-based production hosted by Nicholas J. Johnson and Daniel J.S. that explores the intersection of wildlife biology and historical true crime. Operating from Melbourne, the duo utilizes a format characterized by deep-dive research into predatory animal encounters, ranging from the Tsavo Man-Eaters to the Val Plumwood crocodile attack. Their approach balances journalistic rigor with a dark comedic tone influenced by historical commentary styles. Notable for their Redux series, they revisit significant events like the Great Emu War or the Sankebetsu Bear Massacre with elevated production values and contemporary ecological context. A recent success is the launch of the 1st Annual Chompy Awards, a community-driven event highlighting the most significant animal-related incidents of the year. The hosts provide expert-led discourse on human-wildlife conflict and conservation ethics, partnering with the Acast network to deliver high-fidelity audio and video recordings that serve professionals interested in nature, history, and niche documentary storytelling.