I WAS BITTEN features real-life stories of humans surviving bites from some of the most deadly snakes, insects, and other venomous animals. This is a new program from Discovery Channel call I Was Bitten. I never see this TV series yet, but I will because it seems interesting (but a bit scary).

Each episode features accounts of survivors from around the world who were previously bitten by deadly animals, the fascinating science behind the bites, and the crippling effects and devastating aftermath of lethal toxins on the human body.

In every episode of I Was Bitten, survivors give their accounts of potentially fatal brushes with venomous animals – from snakes to spiders to killer bees. Utilising cutting-edge graphics, and interviews with both the victims and the doctors involved in saving them, I Was Bitten will show you what happens inside the human body and the extraordinary science of survival.

Search the Discovery Channel TV listings to find out when to watch I Was Bitten.
Enjoy!!!

Time Warp is a popular science television program produced for the Discovery Channel in the United States, in which MIT scientist, teacher, and artist, Jeff Lieberman and high speed camera expert Matt Kearney, turn their high speed camera on everyday occurrences and amazing talents. What's revealed by the slow-motion footage are magical mythical moments, unseen by the human eye.

it's cool to see how the movement on anything surround us are look like when it is in slow-motion. We never expected something like that will look while in the slow-motion. Like when something explodes, how drums look like when we hit, or the simple thing like jumping may look interesting when the time warp.

it's a new show. So this things may become more interesting later. So don't miss it!!!

Man vs. Wild is a survival television series hosted by Bear Grylls, on the Discovery Channel. The series is produced by British television production company Diverse Bristol. Bear Grylls said he has been approached about doing a Man vs. Wild urban disaster 3-D feature film, an idea he said he would "really like to do".

It's great to see how this man (Bear Grylls) show us how survive from various extreme places around the world. The episode documents his efforts to survive and find a way back to civilization, usually requiring an overnight shelter of some kind. Bear also tells about successful and failed survivals in the particular area he is in.

In every episode a camera crew always with him to filming. I always heard people said that this is fake. The only thing that I know is fake is he always be with a camera crew. So he's not alone in that jungle. But who cares. If the camera crew does not there, how can this program be aired.

It's always great to see how Bear eats disgusting things and his face while eating it. He's funny sometimes. so enjoy the show.!!