From poisonous snakes and scorpions, the Algerian desert is home to dozens of reptiles. Some are classified as endangered species. But one man is collecting them to conserve in a Zoo. Aziz Hadj Aissa hopes his work will inspire others in his country to better protect wildlife.
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