Planet Earth II gives viewers nightmares with 'terrifying' snakes

Fate of a group of baby iguanas has fans watching behind their hands as David Attenborough returns to BBC

Snakes

There was a lonely sloth and fighting komodo dragons when David Attenborough returned to BBC1 with Planet Earth II last night, but it was a group of killer snakes the biggest impression on viewers.

Wildlife fans watched happily as newly hatched marine iguanas in the Galapagos Islands set off to join adults at the edge of the sea – only for a gang of racer snakes to emerge from caves and crevices.

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