The BBC have been running a series called Last Chance To See, in which Stephen Fry and zoologist Mark Carwardine travel to the far reaches in search of some of the most endangered species. They've covered the Amazon Manatee, the Northern White Rhino, the Aye-Aye, Komodo Dragon and most recently the Kakapo. If you haven't seen it, it's fascinating - go watch it on BBC's iPlayer.

Anyway, in episode 3 where they go to Madagascar in search of the weird Aye-Aye, they come across a few Green Phase Sanzinia (Madagascar Tree Boas). They don't identify them in the film, but it was nice to see them in their natural habitat (well, one was in its natural habitat, the other was brought along by a local on a stick), so I thought I'd share.

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wow, i want one of these or maybe 2.

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i remember seeing this episode the other week

tell me carlie what is there other common name?

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Ballbag Headed Boa

You're an awful awful man!

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CITIES should give me a medal for coming up with that

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i dont see how they represent a ball bag

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Some of them have quite big bumps on the back of their heads.

I think they're beautiful.

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so do emeralds and green tree's
wildlife your gunna have to come up with some other terms for the emeralds in that case lol

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caninus and viridis heads look nothing like madagascariensis heads really.....the bag part in there name is the give away.

nevermind

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saw it, was great. Love MTB's

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