Ten Deadliest Snakes

Wednesday 10.00pm

TPTP
Ten Deadliest Snakes

WHEN TO WATCH

  1. Wednesday 7 June at 10.00pm

    Phillipines

  2. Saturday 10 June at 03.00pm

    Phillipines

  3. Saturday 10 June at 04.00pm

    Brazil

Synopsis

In this high-octane series, Nigel Marven counts down his list of the ten deadliest snakes across four corners of the globe, from the sweltering rainforests of the Philippines to the scorching deserts of the Middle East. On this extraordinary journey Nigel visits spectacular locations including a natural wonder of the world, uncovers fascinating behaviours and encounters a thrilling cast of creatures, from a powerful python to venomous vipers.

Episodes

Season 1
  • Phillipines

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    Philippines: Nigel's countdown takes him to the Philippines, where he seeks out a sea serpent with a deadly bite and the world's most venomous cobra. (1 of 4)

    Next Showing
    Wednesday 7 June at 10.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild
    Next Showing
    Saturday 10 June at 03.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Brazil

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    Brazil: From the wetlands of Rio Grande to the mighty Amazon rainforest, Brazil is a hotspot for deadly snakes and Nigel is seeking them out as he counts down his top ten. (2 of 4)

    Next Showing
    Saturday 10 June at 04.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild
    Next Showing
    Wednesday 14 June at 10.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild
  • Mexico

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    Mexico is home to an incredible 400 snake species, nearly a fifth of which are venomous. Nigel searches high and low for his top ten. (3 of 4)

    Next Showing
    Saturday 10 June at 05.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild
    Next Showing
    Wednesday 21 June at 10.00pm
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    On NatGeo Wild
  • Arabia

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    Middle East: Nigel heads to the scorching deserts of Oman and the United Arab Emirates as he hunts out some of the most adaptable, resilient and dangerous snakes of them all. (4 of 4)

    Next Showing
    Saturday 10 June at 06.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild
    Next Showing
    Wednesday 28 June at 10.00pm
    TPTP
    On NatGeo Wild