The Jeff Corwin Experience

- Season 3

(2003)

Jeff travels to Botswana to help track the migration routes of African bush elephants. His adventure includes an encounter of a venomous snake hunt with the Botswana Defense Force and a family that actually resides in the savanna with lions.

Jeff searches the Nile for a 20-foot-long crocodile.

Jeff searches for some of the most venomous snakes.

Jeff helps save South America's only bear species and largest carnivore.

Jeff is in Kenya to dispel some of the myths concerning Africa's most prolific and misunderstood predators. He and other wildlife researchers uncover what is truth and what is fiction surrounding the notorious Tsavo man-eating lions and the spotted hyenas.

Jeff travels to Queensland, Australia to learn about flying foxes, a type of giant fruit bat, and how humans scientifically co-exist with them.

Jeff works to expose perpetrators of the illegal wildlife trade.

The orangutan population has dwindled due to poaching and urbanization.

Most conservationists argue that the North American gray wolf is the most controversial and intriguing wildlife species in the United States. Jeff traverses the western United States to gain a better understanding of the ecology and conflict behind this keystone canine and to find two very special wolves a new home in Westcliffe, Colorado.

Jeff relocates some tamarins.

Jeff is hot on the trail of female anacondas.

Corwin is blindfolded and must determine which state he is in based on the snakes he finds.

Jeff encounters some amazing creatures in America's urban jungles.