MUMBAI: Infotainment broadcaster Discovery will kick off a new season of the show ‘Swamp Brothers‘ from 1 August.

The show will air Monday to Friday at 10 pm with a repeat next day at 10:30 am.

The show is about Robbie and Stephen Keszey who run their family business that is uniquely suited for the swamp ? where wild animals rule.

The Keszeys risk their lives on a daily basis working with wild and dangerous animals deep in the swamps of Florida. Robbie is a veteran of the ‘80s metal scene who is passionate about all things scaly, and Stephen is a former New York City bartender who is more comfortable hailing a cab than handling a snake. They encounter everything from pythons and gators to bobcats and black bears

They run Glades Herp Farms, Florida?s largest reptile sanctuary and exotic reptile dealership. Their farm also houses Florida?s International Teaching Zoo, which is full of rare species from around the globe and brings in a constant stream of new and different animals each month.

In each episode, the brothers put themselves on the line to protect the most unusual of creatures ? from venomous snakes to aggressive crocodilians.

Each episode takes viewers to the wet and wild world of Florida swamps, forests and waterways where dangerous animals breed out of control and are increasingly finding their way into the backyards, cul-de-sacs, and neighbourhood ponds of suburban Florida. When this happens, Robbie and Stephen are just about the only two guys in the entire state with the expertise to deal with the problem.

From pythons to exotic gators, the brothers make it their business to track these beasts down, capture them and return them to a safe environment ? without losing life or limb in the process.

MUMBAI: WWE has announced that WrestleMania XXVII generated $62.1 million in economic impact for the city of Atlanta, according to a study conducted by the Enigma Research Corporation.

This is a new record for WrestleMania?s economic impact, and a $17 million increase over WrestleMania XXVI. WrestleMania XXVII also generated approximately $7.8 million in local, state and county taxes.

A capacity crowd of 71,617 fans from all 50 states and 30 countries attended WWE?s pop culture extravaganza this past April. Key highlights from the study included:

-- $62.1 million of direct, indirect and induced impact derived from spending by non-locals visiting specifically for WrestleMania XXVII.

-- 75 per cent of fans that attended WrestleMania were from outside the Atlanta area, with 61% staying three nights or more.

-- The economic impact derived from WrestleMania Week equated to the creation of 621 full-time jobs for the area.

-- 52 per cent of fans that attended WrestleMania were between the ages of 20 and 34, 21 per cent were under the age of 20 and 20 per cent were between the ages of 35 and 49.

Next year, WrestleMania XXVIII will take place on 1 April at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida. The main event will feature John Cena taking on The Rock. The event will be broadcast on pay-per-view, and viewed in more than 100 countries.