Jungle Jack and family visit a few of the special people who are doing their part to make a difference some of Africa's most recognizable animals are in trouble as they increasingly come into contact with mankind.
Jungle Jack travels to South Africa's Sanbona Wildlife Reserve on a search for white lions. It is the only place on this planet where white lions roam free.
Jungle Jack and Sue go on a safari in South Africa's Shamwari Game Reserve for up-close encounters with elephants, rhinos, a lion pride, cheetahs (not leopards) and Cape buffalo herds.
Jack heads to South Africa to explore the Shamwari Game Reserve. He and his family experience conservations for hippos, cheetahs and many other African animals while on their safari.
Jack and Sue travel to Cape Town, South Africa to conserve its wildlife. They literally stop traffic to protect a troop of traveling baboons and head to Boulders Beach to protect a breeding colony of African Penguins from extinction.
Jack and his family travel to the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve which is home to loads of unique animal experiences from an up-close look at a trio of cheetahs on the hunt, a family of cliff-dwelling baboons and lions on the prowl.
Jungle Jack assists world renowned veterinarians in South Africa's Shamwari Game Reserve. They manage anti-poaching units to protect rhinoceros populations and care for orphaned animals in need for a second opportunity.
Jungle Jack and Sue head to southern tip of Chile to explore the Andes Mountains which is home to condors, guanacos and some of the most beautiful glaciers in the world. In addition, Jack learns about being a South American cowboy.
Jungle Jack goes on an adventure to South Africa from Cape Town to eco-systems in the savanna conserving its wildlife. He and his family meet the conservationists who dedicate to protect all of it.
Jungle Jack and his family travel to Waterton Lakes as well as the Canadian Rockies in search for moose, big horn sheep and a herd of elk. They later uncover prehistoric animals at Dinosaur Provincial Park.
Jungle Jack explores the Atacama Desert in Chile where he searches for wildlife in the most unlikely of places and gets an idea about inhabiting this harsh, but beautiful environment.
Jungle Jack visits the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. His trip features a visit to the Taricaya Research Centre where conservationists try to rescue either orphaned or injured animals which include spider monkeys, macaws, tapirs, turtles, jaguars and giant river otters.
Jungle Jack and his family visit their farm in Bigfork, Montana before they venture out helping wildlife officials set a trap and release a grizzly bear that raided a family's farm near Glacier National Park.
Jack and Suzi get an up close view of the penguins near the southern tip of Chile, learning of how they burrow their nests. Nearby they visit a lighthouse and keeper. Driving, they find a private "zoo" with pumas and newborn chinchillas.
