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[drama x]

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I love watching reptile documentaries, especially when its on my all time favorite snake! How about you guys? Is there any interesting documentaries or tv shows you like to watch based on herps?

[BarelyBreathing]

I love Rom Whittaker. Mostly because he's a nut, though. :D

[drama x]

Ahh yes he produced the documentary The King and I, an awesome documentary on the King Cobra. Hes a very knowledgable herper.

[stephanbakir]

Lost land of the volcano was amazing, it doesn't revolve around herps but it contains some stunning ones. The entire series (like 3-4 shows) is worth watching.

[Swany]

I'll watch anything with David Attenborough. Not strictly a herper. But one of the worlds best naturalists.

[stephanbakir]

I cant find any of Attenboroughs earliest work :( I've watched most of the latest stuff.

[youngster]

Life in Cold Blood by Sir Attenborough is probably my favorite herp video.

[Swany]

He started way back in the early 60s. When I get to my laptop I'll see if I can find a classic. He steps off a canoe to meet a tribe of headhunters in Borneo I think. Dressed very much like an English gentleman in a white suite and explorers helmet. He walks straight up to the chief, who has never seen a white man before, stops in front of him sticks his hand out and says "Hello I'm from the BBC". It was priceless lol

[drama x]

^^Haha thats awesome! Im sure the chief didn't know what to think lol.

Post up some links if you want guys, id love to check some of these documentaries out!

[*Don't Mind Me*]

I'll watch anything with David Attenborough. Not strictly a herper. But one of the worlds best naturalists.
Yes, I know the british always come up with good documenteries (Life In Cold Blood was the best):yes:. BBC - Science & Nature - Life in Cold Blood (http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/programmes/lifeincoldblood)
What channel is the Anaconda documentary on? Nat Geo Wild?