amazon fish show on discovery

[fishnutham]

fark is there anywhere i woud be able to dl it from?

Try lime wire i've found a lot of programmes there.

 

[ewurm]

It's on again at 11:00 PM CDT.

 

[rottbo]

that megalodonis irwini is freakin awesome so is the giant stingray that they see also the geophagus that pop up but really it wasnt all i was expecting

 

[ae2359]

I'm pretty sure those were thread finned acaras, A. Heckelli. They show this one all the time so alot of people must be watching it. Hopefully that means they make a new amazon special soon.

 

[DiXoN]

They show this one all the time coz they spent nearly $10million making it and have to get their money back somehow.
I thought that it was lame , very badly researched, and I was wishing they could get their egos out from in front of the cameras and talk less about their equipment ( breakdowns) and show more about the river and the fish.
Wasted opportunity imo.

that was my thoughts exactly i watched them last year on BBC when it first aired and was dissapointed

 

[toxicfish]

It was ok..... Better than watching paint dry.

they coulda had more footage uderwater.imo

 

[ewurm]

I'll watch any show with fish, I thought the Knife was cool.

 

[PhullTank57]

i wish they would have at least shown the jua catfish, after have spoken so much about it?!!

 

[ewurm]

I agree, and would be even better if I got to saw one of these maneaters actually eat a man! lol

 

[guppy]

I agree, and would be even better if I got to saw one of these maneaters actually eat a man! lol

LOL
I watched it again and once again was struck by their striving to make it appear so dangerous, any rebreather diving, diving in current, or diving in restricted visibility is dangerous. They struch me as wussies and they needed a decent taxonomist along.
Fish shows that are not about fish irritate me.
For all the hype they were very light on content and did not ID the fish being shown very well at all, it also seems that everything including black ghost knives are "rare"lol. I did enjoy seeing flasheds of acaras, one geophagus and a pair of flag cichlids, also them feeding prochilodus to the dolphins and the otters eating some large brycon and what looked like a S. elongatus.