Jungle Jack spends a day with elephant researcher Cynthia Moss at her camp in Kenya. He discovers how researchers study, observe, and identify these African elephants when they surround him.
Jungle Jack travels on a safari to Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park to encounter crocodiles, elephants, giraffes, hippos, rhinos, wildebeests, and lions.
Jungle Jack observes chimpanzees near Uganda's Chambura River Gorge. In addition, he goes on a trip to an African wildlife education centre that cares for orphaned animals.
Jungle Jack visits the Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya to view and conserve its wildlife. He has an up-close encounter with cheetahs. During a walking safari, Jack experiences a variety of adventures while visiting hippos, zebras, rhinos, elephants, giraffes, and wildebeest in their natural habitat.
Jungle Jack learns about efforts around the world to teach children the importance of protecting endangered animals. In addition, he visits a giraffe centre in Kenya.
Jungle Jack heads to Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Rain Forest due to the mountain gorilla population almost in extinction. His quest begins as his guide, Congo, takes him deep into the African jungle in search for mountain gorillas.
Jungle Jack goes on a search for polar bears in the Arctic. He views the lifestyle of an Inuit community and remains overnight inside an igloo during his visit.
Jungle Jack investigates the bond between animals and zookeepers, conservationists and researchers. In addition, he experiences a zookeeper and leopard cubs; he also interviews a female researcher studies about chimpanzees.
Jungle Jack aids a wounded turtle from a fishing line and releases it to the Atlantic Ocean. He learns about a new virus at a turtle hospital in Florida. In addition, he and marine wildlife rescuers come to aid a turtle that is caught in a fishing line; and he experiences efforts of caring for sea turtles suffering tumors caused by a virus within the ocean.
Jungle Jack speaks with a South African researcher who studies crocodile feeding and breeding habits. He observes Nile crocodiles and hippopotamuses in the St. Lucia Wetlands.
