Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures

Old film clips and personal reminisces, Jack recalls his days at the one and a half acre Sanford Zoo.

Horse training encounters.

Jack encounters dolphins, stingrays, and a lagoon full of underwater creatures at Orlando’s newest adventure park.

In Costa Rica: Blue Morpho butterfly; Tortuguero, the Caribbean.

In Costa Rica, Jack treks through the Corcovado National Park in search of the jaguar.

In Costa Rica: encountering reptiles at the World of Snakes; Sloth Rehabilitation Center.

In Brazil Jack heads for the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland and Kathaleen goes snorkeling in a crystal clear river, home to everything from Durado fish to Anaconda, the world’s largest snake.

Jack visits a breeding program that’s slowly restoring the wild population of endangered Golden Lion Tamarins.

Iguassu Falls, nesting site for swifts; coatimundis; toucans, macaws.

Jack sets off in search of Brazil’s Giant Anteater. Kathaleen visits the Caratinga Primate Center for an look at the endangered Wooly Monkey.

Jack visits the famed Instituto BuTanTan, which has been producing anti-snake bite serum since 1900. Kathaleen heads for the town of Monte Verde and the Hotel Itapua where she checks out hundreds of Hummingbirds.

In Brazil: Sao Paulo Zoo, breeding ground for endangered wildcats; the government rehab center in Campo Grande; Bonito.

In Guayaquil, Jack and Kathaleen visit a park in the mangroves that preserves Ecuador's rural culture, as well as many of the country's endangered animals.

Jack and Kathaleen visit Joaquin’s massive farm outside Guayaquil where he provides a haven for 45 species of animals native to Ecuador.

Jack visits a breeding project focused on saving the endangered condor, the largest flying bird in the world.

In the Galapagos Islands Jack and Kathaleen search for giant tortoise.

Jack and his daughter Kathaleen experience Asian elephants on a walkabout, Syrian brown bears and the "Animals of the Bible Wildlife Reserve."

A look at saving wildlife in the desert.

In the Judean Desert, Jack encounters a large herd of Ibex at the beautiful Oasis En Gedi. Kathaleen hikes to the top of Masada, then floats in the Dead Sea.

Jack learns first hand about the animal’s unique physiology and important contribution to early trade.

At a remote island in the Canadian province of British Columbia Jack and his daughter Kathaleen travel to to catch sight of the rare "Spirit Bear," an all-white black bear.

Jack flies by floatplane to Knight Inlet where he sees Grizzly Bears fattening up for hibernation and Kathaleen boards a boat to find Dahl Porpoises, Pacific White-sided Dolphins and Killer Whales.

On Vancouver Island, in British Columbia, Jack and his daughter Kathaleen experience Canada from above and below the water.

Jack’s daughter Kathaleen travels to British Columbia to see one of the rarest mammals on earth the Vancouver Island Marmot.

Jack and Kathaleen learn about the diverse marine life living in the waters of British Columbia.

The annual elephant festival in Surin, Thailand.

In Thailand Jack Kathaleen Travel to the Lahu Shi Ba Lan Hill Tribe village by the way of ox cart, elephant and bamboo raft.

Jack and Kathaleen get up close and personal with some of Thailand’s animals.

Jack and Kathaleen assist in the back-to-the-wild release of two endangered gibbons.