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Season 9, Episode 'Return of the Killer Catfish'
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River Monsters is a British and American wildlife documentary television programme produced for Animal Planet by Icon Films of Bristol, United Kingdom. It is hosted by extreme angler and biologist Jeremy Wade.
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I canāt stop picturing this guy crawling stealthily as a three man camera crew is just casually walking behind him filming.
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Meanwhile the Garrior was thinking holy shit its the River Monster
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I grew up on River Monsters, Jeremy is THE LEGEND!!
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The Gharial is like "Why isn't the cameraman laying down? I can totally see him."
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I don't know the exact number but there surely are more than 200 gharials in the world.
However, gharials are nearly extinct in my country, Bangladesh. The good news is that a gharial breeding centre has been launched in Bangladesh this year.
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I forgot the conservatory but in this region there is a gharial specialist who is breeding the protected species. Multiple generations of gharials and through protected conservation the specialist at the conservatory has over 100 gharials ranging from elderly to newborn..it's absolutely amazing to see
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Jeremy on stealth mode š
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There's only one Jeremy in 7 billion people on earth. He is rarer than them all ā¤
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For anyone interested or nearby. The San Antonio Zoo has a gharial exhibit. I'm not sure if this is accurate, but I seem to remember one of the zoo staff saying it was one of the bigger populations within a zoo. But either way, it's cool to be able to see them live.
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Love Jeremy Wade and miss River Monsters
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Dude I fucking love Jeremy. Crawling towards that croc with scientific curiosity as he's not just a fisherman or tv personality but also a biologist
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Bring this show back!
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Good news now in 2025 there are more than 300 gharials in nepal alone many more in india
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Jeremy Wade, living life as a Pokemon trainer, searching for river monsters.
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I've been watching wildlife programs since Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. That shows my years! In all of those programs this is the first time that I have ever seen one! Well done, mate!
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Jeremy sneaking up on them like I am in MGS Delta! Lol.
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Gharials are amazing. Super unique Crocodilians.
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There is a huge one at the Audubon Zoo, here in the New Orleans. I feel its enclosure is too small for its size. Every time I see it, itās always under water in the same spot, with its nostrils above the water.
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The music elevates this scene so well
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1 month ago
Add it's most critical point in the 70s the number were estimated at approx 200. But today there are over 1,000 thanks to breeding and protection programs.
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