The Hidden World of Snakes

Sunday 29 March 15:40 CAT

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The Hidden World of Snakes

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  1. Sunday 22 March at 08:40 CAT

    Asia and Europe

  2. Sunday 29 March at 07:05 CAT

    The Americas and Australia

  3. Sunday 29 March at 09:25 CAT

    The Americas and Australia

Synopsis

Feared as omens of danger yet revered as symbols of rebirth and renewal, snakes have captivated the human imagination. Now, over 4,000 species of these reptiles share our planet. From scorching deserts to lush rainforests, see how these creatures have adapted to thrive in every corner of the planet and uncover the hidden world of snakes.

Episodes

Season 1
  • The Americas and Australia

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    Across the Americas, over 30 rattlesnake species help curb rodent populations and sustain healthy ecosystems. Meanwhile, Australia’s coral reefs hide even deadlier sea snakes and the elusive, extremely venomous coastal taipan.

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  • Africa

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    Across Africa, an array of habitats hosts venomous strikers and iconic constrictors. In South Africa, the notorious black mamba terrifies a family of elephants. Meanwhile, various cobras clash with rivals, even among themselves. And in Egypt’s heat-and-dust lands, cunning vipers reign with masterful camouflage and venom delivered with precision.

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    Sunday 29 March at 16:25 CAT
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  • Asia and Europe

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    Across Asia and Europe, diverse habitats are home to venomous vipers, iconic cobras, and powerful constrictors. In the trees, Shedao Island pit vipers lie in wait, ready to strike aerial prey. The Mangshan pit viper blends seamlessly into its mossy environment, and a dwarf Burmese python uses its speed and strength to secure a hearty meal.

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    Sunday 22 March at 08:40 CAT
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    Sunday 29 March at 17:10 CAT
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