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Wildlife Specials · S1E12 — Serpent: Through the Eyes of the Snake
Season 1 episodes
1. Great White Shark: The True Story of JawsApr 14, 1995
2. Polar Bear: The Arctic WarriorNov 26, 19973. Crocodile: The Smiling PredatorDec 3, 19974. Leopard: The Agent of DarknessDec 10, 19975. Eagle: The Master of the SkiesDec 17, 19976. Humpback Whale: The Giant of the OceansDec 24, 19977. Wolf: The Legendary OutlawDec 31, 19978. Tiger: The Elusive PrincessApr 4, 19999. Lions: Spy in the DenDec 3, 2000
10. Grizzly: Face to FaceApr 8, 200111. Gorillas: On the Trail of King KongFeb 3, 2002
12. Serpent: Through the Eyes of the SnakeApr 10, 2002
13. Killer WhaleApr 9, 2003
14. Elephants: Spy in the HerdJul 20, 2003
15. Smart Sharks: Swimming With RobosharkAug 3, 200316. Bears: Spy in the WoodsNov 30, 200417. Trek: Spy on the Wildebeest part 1Jan 14, 200718. Trek: Spy on the Wildebeest part 2Jan 21, 200719. Tiger: Spy in the Jungle part 1Mar 30, 200820. Tiger: Spy in the Jungle part 2Apr 6, 200821. Tiger: Spy in the Jungle part 3Apr 13, 200822. Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice part 1Dec 29, 201023. Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice part 2Dec 29, 201024. Penguins: Spy in the Huddle part 1Feb 11, 201325. Penguins: Spy in the Huddle part 2Feb 18, 201326. Penguins: Spy in the Huddle part 3Feb 25, 2013
27. Dolphins - Spy in the Pod (1)Jan 2, 201428. Dolphins - Spy in the Pod (2)Jan 9, 2014
29. Attenborough's Paradise BirdsJan 29, 2015
30. Kea - The Smartest ParrotJan 1, 2004Synopsis
Among the earth’s most thriving species, snakes remain surprisingly elusive to scientific observation. Now, miniature cameras offer an unprecedented glimpse into their world, revealing it from their own perspective. Head-mounted devices capture startling images of some of the planet's deadliest snakes as they stalk and subdue their prey. Employing high-speed photography, x-ray imaging, and cutting-edge computer graphics, this represents the most extensive television study of snakes ever undertak
