Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures

On safari in Tanzania, East Africa, Jack explores the vast Serengeti Plains, one of the world's best known wildlife sanctuaries.

In the Great Rift Valley in Tanzania, Jack explores Lake Manyara National Park, a small park with a lot of wildlife.

Jack discovers the crater is one of the world’s most unique places for animal viewing. Known for elephants with some of the biggest tusks in Africa.

From his base at Kichwa Tembo, Jack surveys the Masai Mara, Kenya’s premier wildlife habitat and home to the greatest concentration of large mammals on earth.

Jack checks out African wildlife, including the bush baby and the dik-dik (a tiny antelope), and visits the Mount Kenya Game Ranch to observe a type of antelope known as Mountain Bongo.

Jack journeys into the countryside west of Belize City to learn about the successful grass root efforts conserving two of Central America’s signature animals: the black howler monkey and green iguana.

In Belize, Central America Jack goes into a cave where he encounters bats and spiders. He also travels by canoe to observe a nest of Jabiru Storks, one of the largest birds in the Americas.

At Monkey River Village in Belize, Central America, Jack goes through a jungle that is inhabited by howler monkeys, crocodiles and tarantulas.

Off the Caribbean coast of Placencia in Belize, Central America, Jack encounters the whale shark, the world’s largest fish.

Jack visits some of his favorite conservation projects focused on saving endangered animals.

Jack shows us the underwater realm is home to some of the most diverse life on earth.

Jack shares some of his favorite creepy encounters from around the world.

Jack shares some of his favorite encounters with the earth’s largest land mammal.

Whales are found in all the oceans of the world. They’re the only marine mammals, other than manatees, that spend their entire life in the water.

There are more than 10,000 species of birds in the world, Jack sets out to find the most beautiful and unusual.

Behind the Scenes at Busch Gardens, Tampa Bay.

Jack dives in the open ocean with Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, in the Sea of Cortez and in South Africa, Jack meets a Great White Shark face to face.

Jack visits animals that survive in the earth’s temperature extremes.

Jack gets a rare look at the U.S. Navy's Marine Mammal Program.

At Sea World San Diego, Jack gets a back stage look at the new sea lion and otter show “Clyde and Seamore in Deep, Deep Trouble.”

The Orange County Sheriff's Department's skilled K-9 unit.

In Australia, Jack learns of a dilemma on Kangaroo Island: it has too many koalas.

Jack comes face-to-face with an 18-foot saltwater crocodile.

At Warrawong Earth Sanctuary near Adelaide, Jack learns about a breeding project for the endangered Australian quoll.

On Kangaroo Island, Jack explores the coastline for New Zealand fur seals and rare Australian sea lions.

Jack gets an up-close look at some of the worlds most deadly snakes

Jack journeys to the Outback of Central Australia to learn about desert reptiles including Thorny Devils, a Shingleback lizard and a Perentie, a large monitor lizard. After a camel safari, Jack stops by a roadhouse at Stuarts Well where he’s entertained by “Dinky,” the singing dingo.