Snakes. Just the thought of our reptilian neighbors is enough to give most people a good case of the creeps. But as naturalist Okefenokee Joe explains in this quirky program, snakes are more interesting than lethal. From the tiny, cobra-wanna-be hognose snake to the well-named coachwhip to the dangerous water moccasin, Okefenokee Joe explores the world of Georgia’s serpents through demonstrations, stories and even his own songs.
Okefenokee Joe, aka Dick Flood, is a country music singer/songwriter, a professional naturalist and an ardent environmentalist.
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He is well-known to GPB viewers from his Emmy-winning documentary, Swampwise. He lived in the Okefenokee Swamp for ten years, learning first-hand about the animals and plants in the area.
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