Jack Hanna's Into the Wild

The Hanna family travels to Solvang, California's Lil Orphan Hammies, an amazing rescue center for pigs of all shapes and sizes. They later stop at a charming farm for miniature donkeys.

With rhino poaching in Southern Africa on the rise, Jack travels to Zimbabwe to see rhino conservation in action. Jack goes behind-the-scenes of the International Anti-Poaching Foundation to see how they are bringing paramilitary techniques to the front lines of conservation in a fight to protect Africa’s rhinos.

Jungle Jack and his family immerse themselves into the African bush elephant population at Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park.

Jungle Jack runs, jumps and leaps his way across the world with man's best friend from dogs that are conserving cheetah populations in Africa to dogs that have been given a second chance at life right here in America.

Jungle Jack takes courage on the Zambezi River in Zambia which is home to both hippos and crocodiles. He later goes on a kayaking adventure before going on a walking safari in the search for cheetahs and lions.

Jungle Jack studies about both African and Asian elephants including the largest and the smallest of them.