The Really Wild Show!

If the director told me that... I'd tell him where he can shove the snake!

they are NATIVE to SOUTH AMERICA! Oh, and for sure they are not slimy! smooth and clean, but "ever so slightly" dangerous!

Have you ever seen a single nature program where the director, filmcrew, or host had one ounce of concern to actually do something for animals that were dying? (not just when they were being pray to another animal)
Let alone when a person is endangered, to them it would just be good TV if he died.

if a person is goin to die they should help and they always do. The krokodile hunter had a snake bite 1 time and was saved becouse the crew drove him directly to a hospital

Steve Irwin(rip) was never bitten by a venomous snake,your thinking of Austin Stevens who was bitten by a cobra

and their reasoning is that they mustn't 'tamper with the wildlife they are there to document'. I've seen an elephant that died, leaving her infant baby all alone. The herd carried on but the baby stayed by its mother, waiting for her to arise. She never did, and the crew watched as the baby slowly starved to death. Leaving them to suffer and die needlessly is basically a bunch of bull, but it's politics. If they interfered and incurred the wrath of whatever government has control of that area, it's possible they would ban the nature film makers for good. I guess the life of a baby elephant isn't worth the loss in ratings.

I remember a clip just like the baby elephant you're referencing. But what about all the film crews who film people suffering and dying in disasters and do nothing but keep filming? For any who might give example of one actually doing something, the tiny handful that do are called heroes, for acting in a way most people do without thinking. Where with animals I saw a documentary where you could clearly see one of them use a stick to re-overturn a turtle just so they could film it starve to death and die then switch to a high speed camra of it decaying. In regards to what Dave said about Steve Erwin hunter I think that's an exception, aren't his film crew more or less his close friends? And his job aside from the show is also being owner and manager over the Australia zoo making him slightly more important then the average host? Rich people have always been important enough to get their lives saved, unlike the rest of us animals. :P

and that's a proof right there... is illiterate, idiot.