Man allowed himself to be 'eaten alive' by an anaconda, new discovery documentary says a new discovery channel documentary says the man entered 'the belly' of the snake — but one at least. Being consumed alive by a giant snake sounds like the stuff of nightmares, but for conservationist, filmmaker and "eaten alive" star paul rosolie, it was a personal goal — one that he's now.
According to trailers for the show, rosolie and a discovery channel team venture into the amazon rainforest to search for an anaconda, then prepare for rosolie to be eaten alive by the snake, the. Paul rosolie, a filmmaker and naturalist, built a custom snake proof suit so he could be devoured by an anaconda for a discovery channel television special. a promo for the dec. 7 special. A wildlife expert called paul rosolie is going to wear a custom made 'snake proof' suit and then let himself be 'eaten alive' by an anaconda all for a tv show. eaten alive is show made by. Rosolie, 26, has created a "snake proof" suit, and allowed himself to be eaten alive by a massive anaconda for an upcoming discovery channel tv special, aptly titled "eaten alive".the special will.
A wildlife expert called paul rosolie is going to wear a custom made 'snake proof' suit and then let himself be 'eaten alive' by an anaconda all for a tv show. eaten alive is show made by. Rosolie, 26, has created a "snake proof" suit, and allowed himself to be eaten alive by a massive anaconda for an upcoming discovery channel tv special, aptly titled "eaten alive".the special will. The discovery channel has announced an upcoming episode in which a naturalist and filmmaker will don a “snake proof” suit and allow himself to be swallowed by an anaconda. yup, you heard. By. shel silverstein lives! the author of the classic children's poem about being a snake's dinner may no longer be with us, but his spirit lives on in discovery channel's new extreme reality show.
The discovery channel has announced an upcoming episode in which a naturalist and filmmaker will don a “snake proof” suit and allow himself to be swallowed by an anaconda. yup, you heard. By. shel silverstein lives! the author of the classic children's poem about being a snake's dinner may no longer be with us, but his spirit lives on in discovery channel's new extreme reality show.
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