Rhys to the rescue BBC 1, 7.30PM Wednesday - A great watch for all budding scientists.
In 2010, the BBC Wales series Rhys to the Rescue followed Dr Jones, on a series of emergency call-outs. Dr Jones, a reptile expert, is one of the few people who can be called on to rescue endangered species. An average working day for him can take in snakes, scorpions and spiders. Now a second series again follows Dr Jones on his calls, this time with a wider range of animals. The School of Biosciences will be screening the first programme in the series to coincide with its screening on Wednesday night. In the opening episode of the new series of Rhys to the Rescue, there’s a squatter in an Abertridwr bathroom - a live corn snake 36 inches long.
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