Weird Creatures features Axolotl

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The Science Channel's "Weird Creatures with Nick Baker" is featuring the Axolotl this week. I just stumbled onto it last night, or I would have posted this before. It looks like it will be broadcast again at 4 a.m. (EST?) November 13. Or, you can probably find it on hulu.com or other streaming video sites.

The most poignant thing about the show was the host spent a week trying to net an Axolotl in Lake Xochimilco without finding a single one.

Jim
 
I've been waiting for this programme to come on TV. The presenter is a member here on the site and posted about his trip to Mexico to film axolotls. He also keeps axolotls as pets and has done for years, I would love to see this programme, but I don't have that channel :(, perhaps it'll turn up on other channels soon.
 
Oh wow, thank you. I'm know what I'm going to be watching at 4am! :D
 
Does anybody know of a download link or a website where I can watch this episode online?

Thanks in advance.
 
I have the link for the torrent, Pm me for it
 
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