Animal Intervention producer Eugene Young takes you on a mini-tour of Noah's Ark Sanctuary.
(01:33)The day of the most difficult relocation Donald's ever experienced is finally over.
(01:00)Alison talks Joe Exotic.
(02:51)In Brazil's Pantanal, we get the rare opportunity to film a family of rare and elusive giant otters.
(02:28)Jabiru Stork fledglings are completely dependent on their parents for food, water, and safety.
(02:39)Follow this giant anaconda as it hunts the rivers of the Pantanal for its next victim.
(02:05)Assistant Cameraman Daniel Byers describes the differences between a leopard road and one for man.
(01:49)Big cat trapper Boone Smith embarks on his most dangerous mission yet.
(02:16)Big Cats are successful in taking down big prey when attacking in packs.
(02:17)When in captivity, big cats can create genetic mutations resulting in several rare breeds.
(01:53)The cheetah cubs have underestimated their opponents in a family of Ostrich.
(01:37)Two male lions go after a cheetah mom’s cubs. Not all of the cheetah family escapes.
(02:58)A pack of three brothers come across a weakened wildebeest and have their feast.
(01:10)Two Burmese python hunters nab their first snake.
(02:45)Burmese python hunters are competing to try and help control the population of this invasive species in the Everglades.
(02:23)Domestic cats have adapted some pretty cool traits from their wild cat cousins.
(01:19)Two brazen lion brothers are about to threaten the security of a once peaceful pride.
(02:49)While the ostrich may seem like a comical bird, it is actually responsible for quite a few deaths in Africa.
(01:27)Plagues of giant jellyfish are floating towards Japan.
(04:03)Billions of Sumo-sized gelatinous creatures are wreaking havoc on Japan's coastal towns and fishing industries.
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