Jack Hanna's Wild Countdown

- Season 4

(2014)

Today's featured creatures are some of nature's greatest engineers and architects. Constructing fortresses from leaves, designing homes with an eye for color, and building cozy bedrooms like you've never seen. Meet Weaver Ants, Mountain Gorillas, Sea Turtles and many more ingenious animal engineers.

Jungle Jack counts down animals that rely on humanity.

Today's countdown is taking a ride in the fast lane with some of nature's speediest creatures...Horses, Kangaroos, Cheetah, Falcons and more. Don't blink! You might miss one of today's super-sonic species.

Jungle Jack and Sue boldly venture into the night around the world. Stealthy zoological hunters equip themselves with nighttime vision. Some of them are a possible threat of crushing tourists with a single step.

Jungle Jack views six species that take their picky diet to the extreme.

Jungle Jack views exotic animals that have always been important members of traditional cultures around the world.

Jungle Jack counts down the world's tree-climbing animals.

Jungle Jack experiences how water supplies in diverse ecosystems and how it is an amazing impact to exotic animals around this planet.

Jungle Jack visits the same exotic places around the world by time-traveling through their natural history.

Jungle Jack's countdown is filled with homegrown adventures about animals inhabiting the United States of America.

Jungle Jack counts down the reason why animals have tails.

Jungle Jack views animals with the color red all over the world and he discovers the reason about the importance for the survival of these animals in their natural habitats.

Jungle Jack counts down six nerve-wracking adventures about animals that are not for an unpleasant challenge.

Some slither, others climb and a few pack a heck of a punch... today, it's the reptiles! Join Jack and the King Cobra, Anaconda, Tortoise, Chameleon and more cold-blooded creatures.

Prepare to be shocked and amazed, because today Jack is exploring the family trees of six wild animals! Believe it or not, Elephants are related to Manatees, the same is true for Rhinos and Tapirs, Giraffe and Okapi and more surprising animal relatives.

Scavengers are some of the most resourceful animals on this planet. They survive on the remains that hunters leave behind, whether it is deep in the forest, at the bottom of an ocean, or even up any tree.

Jungle Jack counts down animals that know how to take it easy from mellow mammals such as manatees and koalas to relaxed reptiles including the giant Galapagos tortoise.

Today's countdown is all about animals that know how to take it easy, from mellow mammals, like Manatees and Koalas, to relaxed reptiles like the Giant Galapagos Tortoise. Kick back, relax and take a ride in the slow lane!

Jungle Jack is meeting several fortunate animals that are getting a second chance at survival with assistance from their friends.

Jungle Jack is on a remarkable animal road trip meeting up with amazing animals at the wildest rest stops on this planet.

Jungle Jack is counting down the loud mouths of the zoological world.

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