
The finale of "Monsters of God" follows the exotic reptile smuggling trade, tracing routes from dealers and collectors to zoos and federal agents. It reveals the hidden network behind the illegal trade and the roles of various stakeholders. The episode highlights the scale of wildlife crime.
The finale of “Monsters of God,” a five-part docuseries from “Tiger King” creator Eric Goode exploring the exotic reptile smuggling trade, is an eye-opener. After exploring all avenues of the shady underworld of reptile smuggling, from reptile dealers and collectors to the zoos and the feds, the fifth part of the enthralling show — airing […]
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