Die Schlangenfängerin - Gefahr Down Under - Episode Guide

After the cold winter months, the snakes in Australia have only one thing on their mind: eating! And in doing so, they sometimes come dangerously close to people. That means Julia Baker has a lot of work to do in Brisbane.

Reptiles without end! Julia Baker's expertise is once again in demand in Australia. Two reptiles have barricaded themselves in a cluttered garage and a particularly dangerous specimen was spotted on another property.

Emily's dogs found a snake skin in the sofa and tore the piece of furniture to pieces. Julia Baker goes to the customer's house to look for the reptile. And in a garage there is a threat from a poisonous snake.

In a front garden, a python hangs in the treetops. And a blue-tongued skink has made itself comfortable in a laundry room. To overcome her fear of spiders, the snake catcher also gets herself a new pet.

Julia Baker knows exactly what she's doing. But despite all her experience, her job remains dangerous. The last emergency call of the day shows how quickly things can go wrong during the snake catcher's operations on the east coast of Australia.

Julia Baker and her husband John are tasked with catching a very poisonous reptile in a narrow laundry room. The next emergency call takes the duo to the garden of a dog breeder. And on the shore of a lake, a python needs medical attention.

After two successful missions, the snake catcher takes a break. Julia Baker and her husband visit the largest sand island in the world off the east coast of Australia. On K'Gari, the duo ventures into the territory of the dingoes.

The offspring of an Eastern Brown Snake are hiding in a garage. Julia Baker cannot afford to make any mistakes on this mission. And how is her new intern doing? Julia met Conway on a dingo safari.

Julia Baker's phone in Australia has been ringing off the hook since many snakes have their young in late summer. The young animals, freshly born or hatched, first look for a safe hiding place and then go hunting for prey.

The cats are happily running around the house. So the diamond python has eaten another animal on the worried customer's property. Julia Baker catches the constrictor and releases it into the wild about four kilometers away.