For the first time, see the incredible images of the Guizhou Golden Monkey population, captured by China's scientific research station in the Fanjing Mountains and taken over a few years using infrared cameras.
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In this episode we learn to tell the difference between both the white and black rhino residents. Adrian and the zoo crew travel to the Lichtenburg Breeding centre to monitor a herd of white rhino.
In this episode we meet the Big Cats. The zoo crew treats a tiger called Lolo with a toothache. Adrian and Jacquie rescue three teenage lion cubs from an illegal facility and transport them to their new home at City Zoo.
Rescue Bully Noble gets a brace to rejoin his owner on the trails, while German Shepherd Khloe fights for her future after injuring both front legs.
Penny the Doberman gets a prosthetic that transforms her life, while Jeter the Rottweiler finally walks again with a brace made just for him.
Meet Nellie, a Sussex Spaniel who hopes to become a champion truffle hunter, and the world's most intelligent fish, who performs nine tricks including playing basketball and soccer.
Teddy, the donkey is leaving behind his life of leisure to start a new job carrying parcels. Can Teddy give up his pampered life and rise to the challenge?
Head to Knoxville Tennessee to meet superstar parrot, Einstein. Loaded with talent, personality, and smarts, this incredible bird brain can make over 200 sounds and answer over 80 verbal prompts!
Discover how the Beluga Whale uses echolocation to locate its prey, and how an owl can sense a mouse's heartbeat from as far as 100 feet away.
Explore a fascinating array of animals from both land and sea. Discover why the pufferfish ranks among the most poisonous creatures on the planet, and marvel at the hummingbird's incredible ability to flap its wings up to 70 times per second.
Discover how the box turtle can live up to 100 years, and learn why the red lionfish is regarded as one of the most dangerous animals in the world.
Males and females of most species will fight viciously in self-defense.Females, can be even more aggressive than males when defending their young. We'll expore the Race of Life from the point of view of food,territory,social status and mates.
Elephants, thrive on vegetation, though they're not averse to confrontation. Rhinos, resilient yet endangered, face threats from predators and humanity. Hippos, formidable and protective, safeguard their young from crocodiles and other predators.
A lion cub with a broken leg checks in to the animal hospital. A new bunch of ranger trainees arrives at Shamwari and we start putting them through their paces. They need to get down and dirty if they are to pass their first exam.
Johan has a rather sensitive procedure to perform. He needs to operate on a rhino's penis. The wild dogs have escaped from Shamwari and the team must now battle to get them back before they start killing livestock on the neighbouring farms.
Exploring the world of pigs and their look-alikes, from wild pigs in Africa to the portly hippo and the barnyard piglet.
What makes a mammal a mammal and in what ways do they differ from other animals: it's a lot more than just feeding their young with milk.
How looking at an animals legs and feet gives us clues about where an animal lives, what it eats, and how it survives.
Jonathan and Zach explore the reefs and famous Blue Hole of Belize, where they find an amazing number of animals including curious groupers, a friendly shark, a coral cave full of tiny fish, and spooky deep stalactites!
For the first time, see the incredible images of the Guizhou Golden Monkey population, captured by China's scientific research station in the Fanjing Mountains and taken over a few years using infrared cameras.
Giant jellyfish are preparing to attack the coastal towns of Japan. Rising sea temperatures have seen an increase in these monsters, and this year will see the biggest attack ever.
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