Jack Hanna's Wild Countdown
Animals that are solitary include moose, black rhinos and leatherback sea turtles.
Animals that are solitary include moose, black rhinos and leatherback sea turtles.
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Some of nature's biggest eaters: crocodiles, African wild dogs, bears, gorillas, lions and jackals.
Jungle Jack searches for animals that live in truly distinct habitats on the equator mountain gorillas, forest elephants, jaguars, orangutans, and creatures from the Galápagos Islands.
Jungle Jack encounters lions, bats, cheetahs, hippos, sea turtles and more.
Species who live their lives on the edge: bighorn sheep, fur seals, baboons.
Manatees in Florida, the Amazon Basin and Singapore.
Jungle Jack meets the thick-skinned members of the pachyderm family, including rhinos, elephants, hippos, tapirs and warthogs.
Moose elk Cape buffalo proboscis monkeys.
Six incredible, dangerous and dirty animal jobs include wrangling crocodiles, caring for elephants and herding cattle.
Animals that are solitary include moose, black rhinos and leatherback sea turtles.
Jack joins a mission to save an elephant caught in a deadly snare the lives of lions and leopards on the savannah.
A newborn koala a baby black rhino rambunctious gorillas little orangutans.
Jack kayaks along the Zambezi River in Zambia, which houses dangerous hippos and crocodiles.
Jack kayaks along the Zambezi River in Zambia, which houses dangerous hippos and crocodiles.
Jack's favorite gorilla treks from Rwanda's Virunga Mountains veterinarians work with wild gorillas a special orphanage.
The largest monkeys in the world can only be found in Africa's equatorial rain forests.
Conservationists help to protect wildlife from the city of Cape Town to the African bush.
Jack joins a mission to save an elephant caught in a deadly snare the lives of lions and leopards on the savannah.
A newborn koala a baby black rhino rambunctious gorillas little orangutans.
Jack kayaks along the Zambezi River in Zambia, which houses dangerous hippos and crocodiles.
Jack kayaks along the Zambezi River in Zambia, which houses dangerous hippos and crocodiles.
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