Ben Fogle and Kate Humble celebrate the stars of Longleat, beginning by meeting the dedicated keepers who have been rehabilitating Asian elephant Annie - a former circus animal that was abused and mistreated.

Jean Johansson gives an anteater a wash, while Ben Fogle and Kate Humble celebrate the life of Nico, Longleat Safari Park's legendary silverback gorilla.

Ben Fogle tries to mend his relationship with Rio the Cockatoo. Kate Humble discovers more about a giraffe that arrived in the 1960s, and cameras reveal feeding time in a new light.

A new troop of colobus monkeys move onto Gorilla Island and keeper Rachel is locked in a battle of wills with Dave the Canadian timberwolf.

Longleat keeper Caleb wants to find out who are the heroes and who are the zeros in lion country with a test of their intelligence. Calling on departments from across the estate, he tries to create a contraption that will see the lions work together as a team to release their food. Meanehile, Ben Fogle tries to mend his ways with Rio the tearaway cockatoo and Longleat's very own spiderman tries to save a rare arachnid.

Ben Fogle and Kate Humble celebrate Longleat's families, looking back at archive footage of the safari park's first visitors and the moment 50 lions were released. They also follow keepers as the Animal Park team attempts to film the birth of some eagerly awaited cheetah cubs.

The keepers battle to save the life of a newborn reindeer calf that is too weak to suckle from its mother. A nest-cam is used to monitor a pair of rainbow lorikeet eggs.

An expectant mother giraffe gives keepers cause for concern having abandoned a baby in the past. Meanwhile, keepers fight to save the life of an abandoned cheetah cub.

Ben Fogle and Kate Humble present as a breeding pair of rare Amur tigers arrive at the park, an oryx gives keepers the run around and the giraffes move into their summer pastures.

Keeper Matt seeks to bring out an animal's wild side as he plays parent to an abandoned cheetah cub. Meanwhile, it's keeper versus wallaby when 20 of these athletic animals are moved to a new enclosure. Presented by Ben Fogle and Kate Humble.

Kate Humble and Ben Fogle present a selection of tales of romance and heartache at Longleat, including the burgeoning relationship between two rare Amur tigers.

Keepers have their fingers crossed that their European wolves will mate, a love triangle develops among the penguins, and goats are recruited to keep a lonely elephant company.

A blossoming friendship between two giraffes takes a dark turn as a calf develops a life-threatening blood clot. Meanwhile, an orphaned penguin forced to overcome a disability.

Keeper Tina tries to help a massive moose under attack from some pesky birds and Kate Humble is drafted in to help play cupid for a lovelorn emu.

Kate Humble and Ben Fogle catch up on the love stories at Longleat Safari Park. Today, there's huge excitement amongst the carnivore team as it seems the European wolves, captured mating previously, have given birth to pups. However, wolves are notoriously secretive so keeping an eye on these new arrivals is far from easy. Plus, love is in the air as two long-lost otters are reunited.

Ben Fogle and Kate Humble revisit dramatic events at Longleat. Kate visits the red panda maternity suite, Alfie the gorilla has surgery to address a recurring infection on his jaw, and the park goes into lockdown after reports of an escaped animal. Back in Animal Adventure, Jean Johansson checks in with keeper Kim and Orville the corn snake.

Keepers battle to get the rhinos to take a skin soothing mud bath, and the vets must get to the root of Arabella the South East Asian binturong's anger issues.

Vets must try and repair the hands of Maurice and Angelo, two injured ring-tail lemurs. Elsewhere, the keepers are on standby as a seahorse gives birth.

A mystery illness has the keepers worried about Kaiser the giraffe, and the whole team is on tenterhooks as the future of the entire herd hangs in the balance.

Ben Fogle and Kate Humble revisit dramatic events at Longleat. The wallabies have gone walk about, Jean Johansson meets some poisonous lizards and world class vets come to assist in saving the rhinos from extinction.