Running Time: 60 minutes (approx)The giant Hellbender Salamander was Nick's childhood obsession. When he discovers they are in trouble, he is determined to find out why. When is Nick Baker's Weird Creatures next on TV?
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Nick Baker's Weird Creatures is a Nature programme.
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In the UK... it's next showing on Discovery 
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Hello, I am professor of Microbiology at State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
We (me and my children) do not lose the documentaries presented by Nick. They are not only very important as a source of information, but also present the dificulties in performing them to present worldwide. When nature dosn't permit us to make the experiences to go easy.
we were very satisfied with the documentary exhibited in Brazil at animal planet in 15th December about whale sharks (or prior sharks?) the program was translated to portugese. Anyway, it was very pleasant (as allways) to watch Nick presenting that program.
Congratulations.
nick,wellcome to bulgaria!come to see our nature!if you want to see more www.bulgaria.com!
hello nick..i found your your books and tv shows are so iteristing and hard to forget i didnt read all your books coz i live far away from briten where there no books for u but i chaked them on the internet pleas but more info about you and your books ...i am a very very very very very very big fan in you . mission is compleshed ...as you say. ihope u anser my email.keep it on.
why u did not answr me??
hi nick...its me agean just wanna say that i have some quastions about that sea creatures that showed up after tsonami accident ...they r fastinating ...by the way i love the sea
...and tell stive that he is waaaaaay too far to b smart and nice like u.good luck
hi nick...i read a bout your advanture to caves postojna to find that dragon of vrhnika-the olm and am telling you its like part of illugen man, my school wanted a report for a unick animal so i toke the info from your advanture with pics and am shor that it well blows the teacher mind and i was wondering ...you never go to the midele east!!! come and you well sea alot of animsls that worth to talk a bout. seeya genius.
hi nick whats youre weirdes creature you ever seen
when you'll come to INDONESIA??
Hi, I have just watched the Frankenstein Fish episode, the cat fish in Spain are not as big as the Sturgeon we have in British Columbia Canadat the Fraser River is the hiding place of these huge prehistoric fish. Sturgeon are bottom-feeders. With their projecting wedgeshaped snout they stir up the soft bottom, and with their sensitive barbels detect shells, crustaceans and small fish on which they feed. Having no teeth they are unable to seize larger prey, I Cant say for sure if they are catfish but they sure are as ugly!
Dear Nick,
Would you like to help the Conservancy of Southwest Florida find the extinct Everglades Mink? We have set up panther cams and have caught pictures of a few. It would be huge if we could get this creature on the endangered species list. Please respond.
hi nick i know this may sound weird i dont know what time it is there but it is one thirty in the morning here in saskatoon i just saw your show about the hell bender's and how they are getting sick and infected and i am pretty sure that i may know what is going on and would like to talk to you in further detail about it i dont know if you will actually read this but please contact me if you get this you can email me at krdancer@hotmail.com
We founded a weird creature you where looking for and we have pictures of him alive, the Chlamyphorus Truncatus
At Sanjuan ,Argentina.
For more info or picture we are at your service.
Olá sou do Brazil e aqui não está mais passando o programa do Nick Baker.
O que houve?
Passava todas as quartas as 22:00hs
kiss
First off, I just wanted to say "keep up the good work!" The show is definately an interesting and very educated piece of art -- Now, for the main points of my comment:
1. I just witnessed the undersea exploration in search of the Mimic Octopus and was wondering; How much do the tickets cost to go to Sulawesi? I'd love to make it one of my next vacations!
Secondly, have you ever thought about doing an episode about the Coelacanth? It was proposed extinct until just recently, but is still very dinosaur-like and hasn't changed much from the earlier beings of the species. I really think it would make a good show, and best of all: More diving for you!
[Everyone else is doing it so I may as well post an email to reach me at. /rolleyes]
brentcoles@hotmail.com
Hi Nick, I just got the tail end of your episode about the hellbender. I notice that the second batch caught ( amounting to two creatures) were more deformed than the first batch that were caught further along the same river. I expect the experts would have thought of this already, but could it be that the second batch of hellbenders caught were nearer to the cause of the injuries/illness. Say for instance a chemical was the cause, then it would be less concentrated by the time it reached the first batch of animals.
Hi, love nick's programs and was hoping that he could help me solve a little problem. My parents and uncle have seen what they describe as a fox, but larger, grey and with a frightening face! There are a family of these and have been around for a few years now. I thought they could have bred with a dog perhaps, but upon reading about cross breeding, this is not supposed to happen. So my question is, what is it? Hoping that Nick knows. Many thanks