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Wild Pacific Rescue is a dramatic and emotional wildlife series that takes viewers on an exciting adventure into the wild, mountain-ringed seas of the Pacific Northwest.

Wild Pacific Rescue is a dramatic and emotional wildlife series that takes viewers on an exciting adventure into the wild, mountain-ringed seas of the Pacific Northwest.

From the vast, dry plains of the interior come some of Australia's most recognized imagery, such as the monolithic red rock of Uluru and the bounding red kangaroo.

Created by titanic forces and spanning 3,700 km along the eastern edge of Australia, the Great Dividing Range separates two very different worlds.

Complete the trip's final lap in the untamed lands where Australia's interior desert meets the hot, hostile Indian Ocean.

Get tangled up in breeding season with Mick and Adele, who save a Jack Russell from a peckish python.

Gear up for a steamy rescue when Dan and Jess remove mating eastern browns from a backyard, then hold your breath as Mick sniffs out a highly venomous snake inside a couch cushion.

Head to a resort, where Stu and Liv try to capture a pregnant red-bellied black snake in view of holiday makers.

Get messy with Stu and Liv, who try to outwit a large blue-tongued lizard. Race the clock with Jess and Dan as they try to rescue a pregnant snake before one serpent turns into many.

Engage in a battle of wills with Adele and Mick as they try to coax a python out of a drainpipe.

Kick back as Mick and Adele break up a pair of mating eastern brown snakes at a retirement home.

As soon as the days get cold and dark insects begin to disappear from the meadows and fields.

It is horror! It is murder! Brutal death as well as exciting fights with an exceptional last-minute rescue.

Beetles have inhabited the Earth for more than 240 million years. There are around 380,000 kinds of beetles known to scientists and every year hundreds of new species are discovered.

Complete the trip's final lap in the untamed lands where Australia's interior desert meets the hot, hostile Indian Ocean.

Gear up for a steamy rescue when Dan and Jess remove mating eastern browns from a backyard, then hold your breath as Mick sniffs out a highly venomous snake inside a couch cushion.

Head to a resort, where Stu and Liv try to capture a pregnant red-bellied black snake in view of holiday makers.

Get messy with Stu and Liv, who try to outwit a large blue-tongued lizard. Race the clock with Jess and Dan as they try to rescue a pregnant snake before one serpent turns into many.

Engage in a battle of wills with Adele and Mick as they try to coax a python out of a drainpipe.

Kick back as Mick and Adele break up a pair of mating eastern brown snakes at a retirement home.

As soon as the days get cold and dark insects begin to disappear from the meadows and fields.

It is horror! It is murder! Brutal death as well as exciting fights with an exceptional last-minute rescue.

Beetles have inhabited the Earth for more than 240 million years. There are around 380,000 kinds of beetles known to scientists and every year hundreds of new species are discovered.

Wildebeest battle for herd hierarchy, meerkats live the thug life, floppy fish fight it out on land and locusts give up their vegetarian ways in a frenzy of cannibalism.

Observe the natural and human forces that have shaped Ningaloo Reef, Cape Range, and Exmouth Gulf with Tim, Traditional Owners, and other experts.

Follow scientists and Traditional Owners as they map out ecological links, migratory pathways, and interspecies bonds that conserve Ningaloo's biodiversity.