Animal Planet

Forrest is in the Faroe Islands looking for a trace of the great auk, a large flightless seabird that was declared extinct over 175 years ago.

A new mum Chihuahua and her eight puppies are ready to go to their homes. Amanda takes Splat, a special needs bulldog puppy with swimmers' syndrome, into her care.

Dr. Jeff heads to Texas to help out rescued animals after Hurricane Harvey. Back in Denver, a woman brings in Bear who needs surgery after eating a sock.

Rocky, a young pit bull, is fighting for his life after being bitten by a rattle snake. Plus, Sassquatch the cat suffers after a fire at his owner's apartment.

Forrest teams up with an expert in Newfoundland seeking the white wolf, which was declared extinct in 1930. They meet a hunter convinced he shot one.

How do caterpillars transform into butterflies in their cocoon? Plus, why are cats' tongues the way they are? Experts answer these questions and more.

Why are some cats cross-eyed? How do meerkats eat poisonous scorpions and how can hippos sleep whilst holding their breath? Experts answer these questions and more.

Steve travels to the Pantanal in Brazil to swim with and study the monstrous anacondas that inhabit this region. But could his presence in the water trigger an attack.

The Fish and Wildlife Police swing into action to release a menacing bear back into its native habitat. Meanwhile, a drink driver is apprehended.

Dr. Jeff treats a skittish Savannah cat with an unusual condition. And, the team races to save a stray dog as it runs toward the freeway.

The team cares for abandoned kittens. Plus, Dr. Jeff gives hope to a concerned owner when their beloved dog is diagnosed with cancer and a rescue tiger finds love.

Madagascar's Pachylemurs were red, furry giants, nearly the size of great apes. Forrest scales the jungle canopy to prove the giant species still lives.

A French bulldog puppy with suspected hydrocephalus needs Amanda's help to find a perfect forever home. Two of Amanda's own dogs need special medical attention.

The staff are concerned when a beloved African penguin falls mysteriously ill. Then, the aquarium witnesses the annual spawning of an endangered coral species.

The staff use laser-equipped cameras to determine just how long Trixie the whale shark is. Plus, a shy box turtle makes friends.

While Tyler and Ashley trek 15 miles to a lake cabin in search for food. Bob leaves home to see his daughter and assess the damage of his crashed plane.

A team of specialists, armed with the latest technology, try to locate the fabled bigfoot. The start of their search takes them to the forests of Oregon.