Monsters of God
“Obsession is a dangerous trade.”
Filmmaker Eric Goode follows his first love — reptiles — into the dark underworld of exotic animal smuggling. In this billion-dollar global network, everyone is chasing the ultimate prize, whether it be owning the rarest of species, claiming the biggest fortunes, or taking down the most elusive criminals. As he digs deeper, Goode uncovers a labyrinth of outlaw traffickers, bombastic collectors, and the dogged law enforcement agents on their tails.
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1.The Fever
06-08-202655 minIn the 1970s, an obsession with rare reptiles fuels a billion-dollar smuggling business...until the Feds take notice.
2.Operation Cobra
13-08-202654 minNew dealer Ray Van Nostrand enters the reptile smuggling game in Florida...but soon finds himself in the crosshairs of the DEA.
3.Smuggler's Inn
20-08-202653 minMike Van Nostrand turns the family business into a legitimate and booming global enterprise...until his father Ray re-enters the picture.
4.Operation Chameleon
27-08-202651 minTommy Crutchfield re-emerges as the reptile industry rapidly expands with the advent of genetically modified animals known as "morphs."
- Ep 5
5.Head of the Snake
03-09-2026
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