Jack Hanna's Passport

Baby elephants; orphaned zebras and wildebeests; an endangered rhino calf; an island of baby birds; a newborn Chinchilla in Chile.

In Australia, vets care for a rescued ringtail possum; Jack helps a vet microchip a rhino to protect it against poachers in South Africa; a team cares for wolves in California; in Florida, a lion gets a checkup.

The Hannas discover bears and their distant animal relatives all across planet Earth; in Canada, Jack and Suzi learn how to avoid bear attacks; orphaned koalas in Australia; efforts to save Africa's painted dogs; elephant seal pups in California.

Jack gets a lesson on how to be a safari ranger; a leopard cub and her mother are spotted basking in the sun; the Hannas find rhinos and get charged by elephants; visiting a cheetah rehab center; a baby nyala.

Suzi goes fly fishing while Jack finds giant rainbow trout at a fish hatchery in Montana; seeing Fijian fish up close; learning the traditions of lampara fishing in Rwanda; swimming in the open ocean with a dolphin and her baby.

Hiking through Patagonia; an animal-filled trek in the jungles of Panama; wild orangutans in Malaysia; dinosaur fossils.

Exploring the waterways that create incredible environments all around the world; manatees take advantage of a spring; alligators gather in a swamp; spotting dolphins and fur seals off of Bruny Island; an African elephant that lives in a lake.

Looking at some of the largest animals on Earth; elephants in Zimbabwe; gorillas in Gabon's Loango national park; ostriches in the Caribbean; relocating a grizzly bear in the wilds of Montana.

Exploring little animals that make big contributions to their ecosystems; learning about butterflies in Singapore; the platypus in Australia; discovering a rare species in the South Pacific; a look at the red panda.

Exploring little animals that make big contributions to their ecosystems; learning about butterflies in Singapore; the platypus in Australia; discovering a rare species in the South Pacific; a look at the red panda.

Looking at some of the largest animals on Earth; elephants in Zimbabwe; gorillas in Gabon's Loango national park; ostriches in the Caribbean; relocating a grizzly bear in the wilds of Montana.