Mehgan Heaney-Grier found himself in a rather fatal situation. In a special take a look at the new season of Treasure Quest: Snake Island, the adventurer walks over “Jarara,” an almost deadly snake, and risks being attacked. I’m like in the strike zone, guys. Please don’t put it in the box, ”Heaney-Grier tells the team. “This is a Jarara,” says one guide. “One of the most venomous snakes in the area,” says another.
“The whole back of the head is filled with deadly poison.” As the team tries to come up with a plan, Heaney-Grier gets even more nervous about being bitten. I can not move. This thing can jump like seven feet, ”he tells them. “This thing can kill him,” says a hunter.
Treasure Quest is a great documentary style show about a company called Odyssey Marine Exploration looking for sunken ships lost at the bottom of the ocean. Often they look for legendary galleons and ships that carry great treasures lost at sea.
July 24, 2015. Last week, more than two million viewers were set for the series premiere of Treasure Quest: Snake Island, making it the premiere of the Discovery Channel’s top-rated and highest-rated off-side series of 2015. We must meet in the first part. and a team of treasure hunters who will risk their lives. Go hunting with Odyssey Marine Exploration as you search for the ocean’s greatest lost treasures. See underwater technologies, learn about its history and mystery. Treasure Quest: On Snake Island, a team of explorers will search for Treasure of the Trinity on the abandoned Snake Island. However, this island has a long history. More Treasure Quest images. ‘Treasure Quest: The gang on Snake Island is actually finding some treasure – let’s take a special look at the second season of Discovery.
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This show Treasure Quest documents the time spent by the Odyssey crew preparing for the dive, the difficulties they faced in diving, and the real point-of-view images of Zeus as his little unmanned submarines explore the bottom of the seas while searching for treasures that fill the final resting places of these ships in history books. I’ve watched several documentaries on locating shipwrecks, and this has always been pretty impressive for me.
If you enjoy documentaries like Atocha, The Queen Anne’s Revenge, Titanic, U-boat submarines and other lost and sometimes legendary shipwrecks, you will undoubtedly love this kind of series. Some people may not like this series, based on the fact that some of the larger shipwrecks with treasures have proper paperwork filled in. I personally find this as exciting and fun as seeing the true stories behind the ships and the ruins of these ships, but some people have a moral belief that most of these wrecks are tombs and should not be touched. If you love documentaries about shipwrecks, you owe yourselves watching Treasure Quest.
