Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures

Training dogs to assist disabled people.

In Antarctica Jack sees a colony of Gento Penguins and the desolation of Deception Island.

Jack travels to Lampang, Thailand to see a place where there is a camp dedicated to preserving the Asian elephant.

Jack experiences "The Wilds," the largest zoological reserve in North America.

Jack visits the world’s largest crocodile farm.

In Antarctica Jack also observes a colony of Chinstrap penguins. Then Jack goes to Argentina's Tierra del Fuego National Park, in search of the world's largest woodpecker species.

Jack makes an adventurous trip to Central Florida to learn more about bats.

Jack observes Northern Elephant Seals. One of the biggest environmental success stories ever, elephant seals have rebounded from less than ten in number a century ago, to more than 175,000.

Jack is a student for a day in a college program that teaches animal handling and training. This unique “hands-on” program teaches students how to become zookeepers.

At Sea World-San Diego, Jack spends the day with Julie Scardina as she works with a wide range of animals.