
Jack Hanna's Wild Countdown
Jack discovers the survival secrets of crafty prey species, including wildebeest, zebra, wombats, and poison dart frogs.

Jack discovers the survival secrets of crafty prey species, including wildebeest, zebra, wombats, and poison dart frogs.

Animals that stockpile food and supplies include leaf-cutter ants, bears, leopards, honey bees, camels and more.

Baboons, buffaloes, flamingoes, painted dogs, and wildebeest live in large groups.

Symbiotic relationships.

Creatures with powerful senses include crocodiles, elephants, sharks, bats and peregrine falcons.

Jackals polar bears camels Sichuan takin owl butterflies fur seals.

Jack discovers the survival secrets of crafty prey species, including wildebeest, zebra, wombats, and poison dart frogs.

Manatees in Florida, the Amazon Basin and Singapore.

Ranching adventures include working at a dude ranch in Canada, herding sheep with Patagonian gauchos, and cattle ranching in Montana.

Tails can be dangerous, powerful and critical for high-speed navigation dolphins scorpions crocodiles lemurs.

Jungle Jack meets creatures with sunny dispositions, including hippos, marine iguanas, African penguins and Galapagos tortoises.

Game ranger training in South Africa baby-sitting a wombat in Tasmania trekking with mandrills in Gabon a horseback safari through Montana a trip to meet some donkeys in Arizona.

Some of the smartest animals: dolphins, elephants, dogs, sperm whales and chimpanzees.

Some of Jungle Jack's scariest animal encounters include lions, crocodiles, snakes and more.

Tigers, ocelots, cheetahs, leopards, lions and other top cats.

The Great Migration is in action as animals cross the Mara River into Tanzania's Serengeti National Park millions of wildebeests and zebras make the epic journey, while big cats like lions and cheetahs share the famed African landscape.

Chimps dolphins cheetahs Asian elephants.

A Zimbabwe home for orphaned elephants an orphaned cheetah.

Tigers orangutans monkeys high-flying animals.

Jack kayaks along the Zambezi River in Zambia, which houses dangerous hippos and crocodiles.