ITV criticised by RSPCA over 'worrying' treatment of animals in 'I'm A Celebrity'
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msn.comI'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! trials, while the broadcaster insists it complies with welfare laws. The show's Bushtucker trials frequently involve the use of live creatures including snakes, rats and cockroaches, as well as dead animals for eating trials.
In the second episode of the latest series set in Wales, DJ Jordan North and entertainer Shane Richie were placed underground in a 'Viper Vault' challenge that saw each of them put into a confined space with around 30 snakes.
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