The whole series is being repeated on BBC FOUR at 8pm on a Tuesday, part one tonight. If you missed one there's no need to buy the DVD, just make sure you catch it this time (except part one of course ).
Graham.

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bit late lol you posted this at 8.45, what if i missed the first one?
haha im only kidding, i did miss one actually
cheers

it was AMAZING

loved every minute of it but liked the lizard episode the best!!

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0.1 Wd, 1.1 snakes, 1.0 APH, 2.2 Kittys and some fish

That was my fav eposode too, gutted i didn't get my poster though

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anyone know what episode number the dart frogs were in?

Second one, I think, on amphibs. I was pleased that he also showed caecilians, which rarely get a look in but which are quite numerous (about 160 species).

I missed the snake one - the one I really wanted to see! Anyone remember which number that was?

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2.0. bearded dragons0.1 chile rose

Snakes are #4, details of the whole series here BBC - Science & Nature - Life in Cold Blood

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