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The vets swing into action mending paws, jaws, and a down-on-his-luck duck. (Repeat).

A giraffe X-ray painted dog pack checkup plus an adorable flamingo chick. (Repeat).

Cesar works with the most perplexed Goldendoodle and terrified pet parent of his career. (Repeat).

Skilled mechanics rescue beloved classic cars, restoring them to their former glory. Each vehicle gets a new lease on life, delighting their surprised owners. (Repeat).

Two car enthusiasts rescue cherished classics, uncovering their history and restoring them to their former glory, surprising owners with the results. (Repeat).

Two car enthusiasts restore classic cars for deserving owners, transforming neglected vehicles into stunning masterpieces. (Repeat).

Enhanced episodes of a series about a Hawaiian veterinarian who works out of a mobile clinic.

Reno Ward has a disastrous encounter with a speeding pickup. Then, as Lisa Kelly attempts to rescue him, her truck is pushed to the breaking point forcing her to leave Reno to fend for himself. Alex Debogorski finds out that small roads and oversized loads are a bad combination. Meanwhile, Art Burke attempts to deliver a Zamboni to save an isolated community's hockey season. (Repeat).

A reptile expert must force-feed a dwarf crocodile; zookeepers watch an orangutan family play. (Repeat).

A member of the zoo's smallest deer species has a traumatic labor, while a zookeeper readies a baby camel for his first solo walk around the zoo. (Repeat).

Reno Ward has a disastrous encounter with a speeding pickup. Then, as Lisa Kelly attempts to rescue him, her truck is pushed to the breaking point forcing her to leave Reno to fend for himself. Alex Debogorski finds out that small roads and oversized loads are a bad combination. Meanwhile, Art Burke attempts to deliver a Zamboni to save an isolated community's hockey season. (Repeat).

A reptile expert must force-feed a dwarf crocodile; zookeepers watch an orangutan family play. (Repeat).

A member of the zoo's smallest deer species has a traumatic labor, while a zookeeper readies a baby camel for his first solo walk around the zoo. (Repeat).

Three cheetahs arrive at the Bowmanville Zoo from South Africa. Also: a veterinary technician stays up at night to feed the zoo's muntjac fawn. (Repeat).

Shannon the ape meets her 2-day-old sibling; the staff frets over a llama's health. (Repeat).

The team investigates the mysteries of hammerhead shark migration. (Repeat).

The team reveals the greatest secrets in the lives of the humpback whale. (Repeat).

The team is in the Azores to tag a deep-sea giant — the sixgill shark. (Repeat).

In the mid-Atlantic, the team tracks down sperm whales and its prey. (Repeat).

The team meets two of the world's oldest mammals in the Arctic. (Repeat).

The team explores the polar bear's rapidly changing habitat. (Repeat).

Rising temperatures and worsening droughts cause apocalyptic dust storms that endanger the world's food supply. Bill goes back in time to the 1930s Dust Bowl and demonstrates how to avoid repeating that dark chapter of history. (Repeat).

Time runs out for humanity when comets slam into Earth. Bill ventures to the outer reaches of the solar system to reveal where comets formed billions of years ago, demonstrating how to detect and deflect them before disaster strikes. (Repeat).

The mother of all disasters unleashes earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions across the globe. (Repeat).

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The team reveals the greatest secrets in the lives of the humpback whale. (Repeat).

The team is in the Azores to tag a deep-sea giant — the sixgill shark. (Repeat).

In the mid-Atlantic, the team tracks down sperm whales and its prey. (Repeat).

The team meets two of the world's oldest mammals in the Arctic. (Repeat).

A car's radiation levels alert CBP; an officer digs up a stash of deadly bath salts; and multiple phones materialize. (Repeat).

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A faceoff develops over luxury counterfeits; agents detect potentially lethal powder; and a CBP beagle finds the motherload of meat. (Repeat).

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After nonstop wild weather, it appears the winter roads want revenge. A bump in the road takes out Art's radiator and causes a coolant crisis, while a tight turn snags Todd's rig in a deep snow bank. Steph regrets her foray onto a wet ice crossing. Meanwhile, Alex moves a construction shack that might be too heavy for the ice, so the veteran trucker uses a steel sled to drag the huge haul across a

The National Maritime Museum in London is explored. (Repeat).

A big contract is signed, but it puts pressure on the mechanic as the plane is prepared for flight. (Repeat).

A car's radiation levels alert CBP; an officer digs up a stash of deadly bath salts; and multiple phones materialize. (Repeat).

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A faceoff develops over luxury counterfeits; agents detect potentially lethal powder; and a CBP beagle finds the motherload of meat. (Repeat).

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CBP discovers an SUV that is loaded with meth. AMO seizes almost 2000 kilos of cocaine. (Repeat).

CBP confiscates $500K worth of coke; HSI catches an importer of illegal pills. (Repeat).

CBP & HSI track 25,000 ecstasy pills bound for Philadelphia from Germany. (Repeat).

A significant drug bust unfolds as the team seizes 100 kilos of cocaine hidden in a shipment of bananas destined for a Philadelphia bodega. (Repeat).

In this enhanced episode, CBP detains man suspected of swallowing drugs. (Repeat).

HSI in LA starts some undercover drug buys; CBP stops Coyotes at the border. (Repeat).