I feel like reptiles should have their own show.

[NH93]

Well... there's Snakebytes Tv with Brian from BHB Reptiles in the USA (on Youtube). It's pretty good

[Bluebonnet Herp]

This thread reminded me, but does anyone know of any decent documentaries that were uploaded to youtube about snakes?
All I know of off the top off my head is that someone uploaded the Life In Cold Blood: Sophisticated Serpents and another documentary- with beautiful filmography- called The Beauty Of Snakes. Everything else is something stupid like "invasion of the giant pythons" which for obvious reasons isn't all that educational.
I can post links if anyone likes.

[CloudtheBoa]

This thread reminded me, but does anyone know of any decent documentaries that were uploaded to youtube about snakes?
All I know of off the top off my head is that someone uploaded the Life In Cold Blood: Sophisticated Serpents and another documentary- with beautiful filmography- called The Beauty Of Snakes. Everything else is something stupid like "invasion of the giant pythons" which for obvious reasons isn't all that educational.
I can post links if anyone likes.

NatGeo has their own YT channel and I see videos on snakes every once in awhile. I'm not sure about the quality of the videos however as I have never watched any of them.

I saw an Austin Stevens documentary on rattlesnakes on there. I'm not sure about his reputation, but the introduction to the documentary was pretty cool at least.

I usually just watch people's home videos of their animals, or field-herping videos. lol Most of what I can find are about venomous snakes, or "man-eaters." Unfortunately I'm no help in determining if they're worth anyone's time.