I knew nothing about it. Have to look into it now.

Well worth it. I couldn't pull myself away (edit function has disappeared....) but it covered just about every genera of CP, starting with sundews, snap-traps (even waterwheel plants) and, of course, the immensely varied family of pitchers. Lots of underwater photography of flora and fauna in the various pitchers. Also, images by the researcher that discovered a terrestrial neps (too damn big to hang...) on Mt. Kinnabalu in Borneo that was capable of drowning rats.

Now that's big....

This same researcher had catalogued dozens of new species, some so site-specific that their entire worldwide range was limited to a handful of acres on a single hillside. He said he had climbed dozens of mountains, but there were something like 245 he had yet to explore. There's lots more species out there left to discover....

I think I've linked that video before from Youtube. I found another link here (this one has Spanish subs but English dialogue). It was a great video that I wateched with lots of interest when I first found it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6m2R3awgac

Well I watched it this morning. Excellent program but they left out butterworts!

My 6 yr old grandson watches it over and over!! Now I have to find him some!!

Local PBS affiliate aired it - and one on orchids - two days ago during the afternoon....