This DVD covers all aspects to create advanced computer graphics, including modeling, sculpting, shading, lighting, creating fur, cloth simulation, rendering and compositing. Its ten chapters are each devoted to exploring a specific technique. By using one of the famous VenomGFX characters you will be lead step by step through all important tools and settings. The DVD assumes you already know the basics of Blender, like object transform, simple modeling, adding materials, or working with files. It is especially targeted at people who want to train their artistic skills and master Blender further. Venoms Lab includes the latest (2.49) version of Blender for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, as well as a lot of free to use characters and demo files. The training techniques were chosen to be valid in the 2.5x Blender releases as well.

It's one of nature's most efficient ways to kill. Once injected into the bloodstream it can damage nerves and flesh in minutes… and trigger searing pain in seconds. This is venom – a virulent biological toxin…and the weapon of choice for thousands of species. But which one is the most deadly to man? Of those creatures armed with this lethal cocktail, which is more likely to kill you? Among the world's venomous creatures there are those whose reputations are infamous, but there are many less well-known killers out there. Everything from molluscs to fish may be armed with onboard biological weapons that are 100% natural and, in many cases, deadly.

Poisons, toxins and venoms are the defense and attack mechanisms of the natural world. Gila monsters are armed with toxic saliva, cone shells use poison harpoons, scorpions sting, snakes and spiders inject their victims with venom, blue-ringed octopuses and poison dart frogs kill anything that touches their skin. Almost any of these deadly weapons could kill a human in moments. Yet scientists are finding impressive new possibilities for them - new drugs, new cures, new ways to save lives.

Spider-Man, also known as Spider-Man: The Animated Series, is an award-winning American animated series starring the Marvel Comics superhero, Spider-Man. The show ran on Fox Kids from November 19, 1994, to January 31, 1998. The producer/story editor was John Semper, Jr. and production company was Marvel Productions.
The series tells the story of a 19-year-old Peter Parker in his first year at Empire State University, and his alter-ego Spider-Man. As the story begins, Peter has already gained his powers, is single and a part-time photographer for the Daily Bugle. The show features most of Spider-Man's classic villains, including the Kingpin, the Green Goblin, the Lizard, the Scorpion, Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, the Rhino, the Shocker, The Vulture, and the Chameleon, as well as more recent villains such as Venom, Carnage, and the Hobgoblin. Over the course of the series the single Peter Parker contends with the romantic interests of Mary Jane Watson, Black Cat and her alter ego, Felicia Hardy.

When 15-year-old Peter Parker was bitten by a genetically altered spider he became faster, stronger, more agile and gained the spider-like ability to cling to walls. Add web shooters and a costume and Peter becomes Spider-Man. Eddie Brock, Jr. is Peter’s childhood friend. In search of his scientist father’s legacy, Eddie came in contact with a symbiotic suit which transformed him into the monstrous Venom. Ultimate Spider-Man follows both their Brian Michael Bendis-scripted adventures, as Spidey attempts to prevent Venom from killing innocents while Venom seeks to avoid S.H.I.E.L.D.’s machinations.

Except for the Polar Regions and a few islands, snakes have spread throughout the world. Venom and fangs are found in only a quarter of snakes but of the 2700 species all have developed methods of attack and defence that are adapted to habitats ranging from forest to desert. Creatures without limbs, snakes have turned an apparent disadvantage into an evolutionary success. This definitive programme analyses every facet of snakes from their senses such as taste, heat and sight to their defence mechanisms such as venom, scales and camouflage. We look at snakebites which kill about twenty five thousand people a year and use DNA to understand how snakes have evolved.Uncovered are the mating rituals of the different species and the wonders of birth, 70 percent of which are from eggs. We study snakes' complex system of muscle fibres and tendons that allow their flexibility of movement and we delve into the spiritual influences snakes have had on cultures around the world. With every aspect of their lives and development examined, this truly is the Ultimate Guide to Snakes.

Snakes have slithered their way across the face of the earth for over 100 million years, but recently they have conquered a profoundly different environment, the ocean. Their invasion has taken place in the blink of an evolutionary eye.Now over 50 species of these cold-blooded intruders have colonised the world's tropical seas. Feared by bathers and divers alike, their venom is among the most toxic of any creature. Much about Sea Snakes remains a mystery and numerous questions about them need answering. What made them abandon the land, how often do they need to breath, how often do they eat, how territorial are they, why do they return to land, are they aggressive by nature and what are their secrets to survival.The search for clues leads us to an extraordinary place that is the Sea-Snake capital of the world - Ashmore Reef. Here 500 miles West of Darwin, we reveal the very private lives of these serpents of the sea.

Brave whitewater rapids in Central America's pristine rainforest to track the most deadly snake in the Americas, the lancehead pit viper; the giant lancehead is lightning fast, with extremely potent venom and highly acute sensors for detecting prey.

In this episode Stevens goes from one end of Africa to the other in search of seven different snakes. He rates each snake out of ten in three categories, Speed, Venom, and Strike. The snakes are:
7. Peringuey's adder, got a minor (possibly dry) bite.
6. Rinkhals Spitting cobra, which spits at him with venom.
5. Puff adder, "milks venom" and gives it water with a sprayer.
4. Snouted Cobra - He first finds a baby cobra, but says that he wants to look for a bigger one. He later finds a large 8-foot (2.4 m) cobra and the snake suddenly strikes and bites him on the finger.
3. Boomslang
2. Gaboon viper
1. Black Mamba

The Documentary Killer Instincts is called Deadly Predators in Region 4
Region 4: Australia and New Zealand, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America
The thrill of the hunt… the excitement of the chase…going in for the kill… it’s all here in Deadly Predators. Experience a close-up, fast paced look at the brutal raw nature of the animal kingdom. Pride Lions, Pack Wolves, Cobras and Lynx must “Kill and Eat” in the wild to survive. Aired on “Discovery Channel” worldwide.

The collection consists
Australian Pythons
Big Cats
Crocodiles
Lizards
Ocean Venom
Snakes
Spiders
Urban Birds of Prey

Except for the Polar Regions and a few islands, snakes have spread throughout the world. Venom and fangs are found in only a quarter of snakes but of the 2700 species all have developed methods of attack and defence that are adapted to habitats ranging from forest to desert. Creatures without limbs, snakes have turned an apparent disadvantage into an evolutionary success.

Snakes have slithered their way across the face of the earth for over 100 million years, but recently they have conquered a profoundly different environment, the ocean. Their invasion has taken place in the blink of an evolutionary eye.Now over 50 species of these cold-blooded intruders have colonised the world's tropical seas. Feared by bathers and divers alike, their venom is among the most toxic of any creature.

The natural history of the Cobra is linked to its symbolic role in Asian culture. In this programme we take a detailed look at the various species of Cobras and explore the facts and myths surrounding their habitat and behaviour, including their role in traditional ceremonies. We learn how Cobras form their hoods in a sign of warning and how some have the ability to shoot their poison through their fangs. Tales are heard from snake handlers who have been bitten by King Cobras and we unravel the methods used to produce anti-venom.

The greatest Super Hero action/RPG of all time is back with the world’s largest army of heroes and villains in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, the highly anticipated sequel to 2006’s award-winning Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Incorporating elements of the acclaimed Marvel Civil War storyline, players must choose their side and team up to battle or interact with returning favorites and all-new characters, including Spider-Man, Wolverine, Hulk, Iron Man, Deadpool, Venom, Green Goblin, Iron Fist and Captain America, whose powers can be combined to unleash astonishing new attacks. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 engages players in co-operative multiplayer through graphically rich and destructive real-world environments, and allows players to strengthen their ultimate Super Hero dream teams by teaming up to unleash astonishing fusions of super-powers.

Broadcast 25 February 2008, the fourth episode focuses on the most modern reptiles, the snakes, exploring how they have managed to become successful despite their elongated body shape. Attenborough explains how they evolved from underground burrowers to surface hunters, losing their limbs in the process. With the aid of infrared cameras, a timber rattlesnake is shown lying in wait for a mouse and sensing its repeated path before despatching and eating it. A snake’s constantly flickering tongue is used to gather and evaluate the molecules of its surroundings, and Attenborough visits Carnac Island to witness a population of blind tiger snakes, which feed on the chicks of nesting gulls. He also confronts a Mozambique spitting cobra, which quickly sprays venom over the presenter’s protective face visor. The similarities in colouration between the harmless kingsnake and potentially lethal coral snake are highlighted. An example of a snake that can tackle unusual prey is the Queen snake, which almost exclusively hunts newly-moulted crayfish. A pair of rival male King cobras are seen battling and infant cobras are shown hatching: their venom is immediately as fatal as that of their parents. In Argentina, a yellow anaconda evades nearby caimans to give birth to live young. Finally a turtle-headed sea snake feeds not on fish, but on their eggs laid on a coral reef. Under the Skin discusses the filming of timber rattlesnakes during inclement weather.