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Tom Hird dives with seals to investigate their super-sensitive whiskers, tests his shooting skills against an archerfish and fires a cannon to show the power of a mantis shrimp's punch.

Climate change and ocean acidification are global problems that impact coral reefs everywhere.

Throughout the expedition, the Living Oceans Foundation observes signs of declining ocean health, impacting coral reefs and coastal marine ecosystems.

Gary, Arlie, and Jake search for a gator in an RV park; Shannon finds a timber rattlesnake at a local business; the team trades gators with their sister park in South Padre Island, Texas.

Gary searches for a gator in a disgusting drainage ditch, while Arlie finds one hanging out in a crystal clear pool. Then, the Gator Country team hits the road for a show in Fort Worth.

Stories of animals trapped in dangerous locations include a dolphin trapped in a freshwater lake, a manatee stuck in a drain pipe, and a harbor seal wedged in a rocky crevice.

Fall in love with our planet and the extraordinary people striving to make it a better place.

Brooke meets Dingo Dinkleman, a snake catcher who teaches her about all manner of snakes; she helps catch a wild snake, swims with a python, and lies on the floor next to a deadly forest cobra.

Brooke heads to the largest rhino orphanage in the world; she spends time with her friend Petronel, a true conservation hero, and learns what it's like to care for rhino orphans.

The rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned chimpanzees from the bushmeat and pet trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Rhinos are threatened due to demand for their horns in Asia, so Ivan heads to the frontlines, where poaching events are a weekly occurrence, and explains conservation measures used to protect them.

Ryan Smith, CEO of Recyclops, meets Jurriaan at his home in Salt Lake City, Utah, to discuss how to make recycling convenient and affordable.

The avocado is considered green gold in Mexico, it's one of the country's most exported products, and it generates immense economic revenue; its overproduction is destroying the environment.

Solving our food and water crises is humanity's greatest challenge. But with innovations from cutting-edge AI to ancient farming wisdom, it's possible to create a future of abundance.

Farmers, nutritionists and educators work to transform a broken food system. Fighting ecosystem destruction, climate change, inequality and health epidemics, these Innovators build a regenerative and resilient system in their local communities.

A brave potter wasp faces predators and dangers in its hidden world in this captivating short documentary.

Solving our food and water crises is humanity's greatest challenge. But with innovations from cutting-edge AI to ancient farming wisdom, it's possible to create a future of abundance.

Farmers, nutritionists and educators work to transform a broken food system. Fighting ecosystem destruction, climate change, inequality and health epidemics, these Innovators build a regenerative and resilient system in their local communities.

A brave potter wasp faces predators and dangers in its hidden world in this captivating short documentary.

Brooke meets Dingo Dinkleman, a snake catcher who teaches her about all manner of snakes; she helps catch a wild snake, swims with a python, and lies on the floor next to a deadly forest cobra.

Brooke heads to the largest rhino orphanage in the world; she spends time with her friend Petronel, a true conservation hero, and learns what it's like to care for rhino orphans.

The rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned chimpanzees from the bushmeat and pet trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Rhinos are threatened due to demand for their horns in Asia, so Ivan heads to the frontlines, where poaching events are a weekly occurrence, and explains conservation measures used to protect them.

Ryan Smith, CEO of Recyclops, meets Jurriaan at his home in Salt Lake City, Utah, to discuss how to make recycling convenient and affordable.

The avocado is considered green gold in Mexico, it's one of the country's most exported products, and it generates immense economic revenue; its overproduction is destroying the environment.

A still evening as the life and light around Kidney Pond starts to go to bed; leaves begin their colorful transition, frogs and lily pads float, and Katahdin's ridgeline looms overhead.

Wildlife Manager, Bruce, and his team start to rewild the newly purchased land; John tracks a female cheetah he is concerned about and stumbles upon a pleasant surprise.

John tracks the cheetah and her cubs and gets a very special sighting! It's feeding time for the breeding vultures, and Johan and John capture two male lions and move them to the new land.

A sea turtle stuck in a salt pond could die of dehydration unless rescuers can treat him in time; a sick dolphin gets lost in a murky canal.

The SeaWorld rescue team steps in after a harbor seal pup's mother abandons it; rescuing an orphaned manatee.

In the six months from spring to autumn, the a colony of Rufibarbis ants face the age-old challenge of survival.

The team treats three female elephants suffering from colic.

Stuart and Chris are called on to remove a snake unlike anything they have seen before; Mick and Adele hunt down a red-bellied black snake.

Julia tries to accomplish a task that seems impossible; Barry leaves Julia in a dilemma; an unrestrained keelback needs to be caught; Johnny and Julia must deal with a hopeless situation.

Witnessing four different animal litters' first weeks of their lives: a litter of golden retriever puppies, another of goat kids, one of Polwarth lambs, and lastly, a litter of Mangalitsa cross piglets.

Gino and Fred begin in Austria's Zillertal Alps, where melting glaciers highlight climate change; exploring meat's impact, they try vegetarianism and discover innovative culinary alternatives in Vienna.

Documentary filmmaker Bruce Brown, himself a competition-level surfer, follows surfers Michael Hynson and Robert August on an around-the-world surfing adventure. With Brown's wry, sardonic narration and a twangy, guitar-driven instrumental soundtrack by The Sandals playing over the silent footage, Mike and Rob leave their California home to visit Hawaii, Australia, South Africa and other secluded

Part 2/3. In the beautiful Chilean lake district, Nick tries his hand at the new sport of hydrospeeding, visits a seaweed processing plant, meets a white witch, and learns a traditional method to cook mussels.

Stuart and Chris answer a call where a snake disappears after it is spotted near a child. They later stop by a house that Stuart has already been to, where a red belly escapes for the first time.

Hi Impact's Octavia Kerr and Andrew Cryan sit down with Alfonso Herrera of the UN Refugee Agency and Tainá de Paula, Rio de Janeiro's Deputy Mayor for Climate & the Environment.

Niall investigates the impact of human living conditions on the leopard's choice of prey and the conflict with the people of Mumbai.

Whether it's scrapping over breeding rights, enduring extreme conditions, or boasting a supercharged immune system, being tough is essential to staying alive.

Exploring the modern reality of ancient beliefs.

Chuck Leavell explores Minnesota's winter wonderland, meets the conservationists restoring the moose population, snowmobiles through the boreal forest, and visits the birthplace of Bob Dylan.

In Arkansas' Delta Region, Chuck celebrates Black music in Helena, Arkansas, home of the Delta Blues, then visits Bayou DeView, the Big Woods, the Arkansas Timberlands, and Ouachita National Forest.

Lasers ignited a successful nuclear fusion reaction for the first time, but there still are obstacles to overcome to move fusion technology into something we can really use. What forecast is realistic?

A new future demands we transform how and where we live; from smart cities and carbon capture to rewilding the earth, we discover how humans can redesign, restore and regenerate our future planet.

To meet climate goals, global electricity must go carbon-free soon. Is nuclear power crucial for the energy transition to meet climate goals?

Lasers ignited a successful nuclear fusion reaction for the first time, but there still are obstacles to overcome to move fusion technology into something we can really use. What forecast is realistic?

A new future demands we transform how and where we live; from smart cities and carbon capture to rewilding the earth, we discover how humans can redesign, restore and regenerate our future planet.

To meet climate goals, global electricity must go carbon-free soon. Is nuclear power crucial for the energy transition to meet climate goals?

Niall McCann investigates the increasing number of polar bear attacks in Churchill, Manitoba.

Whether it's scrapping over breeding rights, enduring extreme conditions, or boasting a supercharged immune system, being tough is essential to staying alive.

Exploring the modern reality of ancient beliefs.

Chuck Leavell explores Minnesota's winter wonderland, meets the conservationists restoring the moose population, snowmobiles through the boreal forest, and visits the birthplace of Bob Dylan.

In Arkansas' Delta Region, Chuck celebrates Black music in Helena, Arkansas, home of the Delta Blues, then visits Bayou DeView, the Big Woods, the Arkansas Timberlands, and Ouachita National Forest.

On Maui's Haleakala volcano, witness a cloud spawning site in real time; Pacific trade winds race to meet morning thermals on the upcountry slopes, boiling up clouds for paragliders to try their luck.

The orphaned baby rhino takes a big step in his rehabilitation; construction has begun on the vulture enclosures: John has an elephant sighting.

When 160 vultures arrive after a 750-mile journey, the team race against time to get them offloaded. The meerkats move to their new home, and a red alert puts the new rhino AI collars to the test.

Guy Pearce presents three stories showing how innovators are improving wellbeing and mental health right across Australia.

Guy Pearce shows how Aussies are using smart tech to bring better health to the bush by flying medicine to those who need it, scanning brains at home and away, and detecting viruses remotely.

Visiting a cool cave house with another life, getting hooked by an indestructible home and more.

Explore the best of the Blue Ridge in Asheville, North, N.C.; Garrett samples gourmet donuts, dishes, and desserts made with locally grown and sourced ingredients, and burns off the calories with a ride along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Lance sends team member Leyla back to the fruit ranch to try and finish up extracting the killer beehive; Lance is brought in to deal with stinging bees at a Palm Springs baseball stadium.

Lance is hired to remove a hive behind the wall of a home; previously pesticide was used on this hive; something that Lance would never do; a swarm attacks Lance's team back at his office.

Bathed in sunshine and Big Latin Culture, Mena learns to make classic Cubanos and Puerto Rican staples vegan style.

Early morning in Carver's Harbor, one of Maine's most active lobster fishing communities; lobster boats prepare for the day by assembling bait, crew, and fuel, then off to the nearby fishing grounds.

Hurricanes, storms, and floods; three symbolic cities on three different continents -- New York, Rotterdam and Singapore; each faces problems and must revisit its affair with water in order to survive.

When facing unprecedented climate change, the ability to predict when and where rain will fall is increasingly important; doing so requires satellites, supercomputers, and even pen and paper.

Rain plays a very important role in everyone's lives, since they love its smell and even its taste; as people face increasingly uncertain weather, the relationship with rain will continue to shape the way they live.

Water is the most precious asset, since nobody would survive more than three days without it; as climate change alters precipitation around the world, how communities are adapting to scarcity.

Fall in love with our planet and the extraordinary people striving to make it a better place.

Niall meets the king cobra and learns about India's reptile problem; each year, some 50,000 people die from snake bites.

Life under the waves isn't for the faint-hearted; it's time for Tom "The Blowfish" Hird to don his scuba gear and dive into the Top-10 extraordinary creatures that are true aquatic masters.

Ivan explores Australia's K'gari Island, home to a stronghold of pure dingo genetics.

Goodbye backyard ice rinks and mountain glaciers: what Canada might lose due to climate change.

As global warming rises, cities are experiencing the highest monthly temperatures in history.

It is early in the season. Problems and possibilities are posed by the transition from snow-free autumn to the cold, ice and darkness that is on its way.

The small community of Montecito is hit by one disaster after another; eventually the land slides away from the hills and ten-ton boulders, 30 ft tall trees and millions of gallons of mud and water sweep down streets.

As global warming rises, cities are experiencing the highest monthly temperatures in history.

It is early in the season. Problems and possibilities are posed by the transition from snow-free autumn to the cold, ice and darkness that is on its way.

The small community of Montecito is hit by one disaster after another; eventually the land slides away from the hills and ten-ton boulders, 30 ft tall trees and millions of gallons of mud and water sweep down streets.

Niall meets the king cobra and learns about India's reptile problem; each year, some 50,000 people die from snake bites.

Life under the waves isn't for the faint-hearted; it's time for Tom "The Blowfish" Hird to don his scuba gear and dive into the Top-10 extraordinary creatures that are true aquatic masters.

Ivan explores Australia's K'gari Island, home to a stronghold of pure dingo genetics.

Goodbye backyard ice rinks and mountain glaciers: what Canada might lose due to climate change.

Described as "the greatest meeting of land and water in the world," experience the sight and sound of relaxing surf at Point Lobos, with some of the life that revels in it.

John tracks the female cheetah and her cubs. The team captures zebra and buffalo and relocates them to the new land. The two orphaned elephants embark on their final phase of rehabilitation.

After a rogue leopard is captured by local farmers, the team relocates it to the reserve; Johan heads up north to oversee the loading of 160 vultures.

Gino and Fred begin in Austria's Zillertal Alps, where melting glaciers highlight climate change; exploring meat's impact, they try vegetarianism and discover innovative culinary alternatives in Vienna.

Colton and Jack head north to Manitoba, Canada, hoping to spot their first polar bear in the wild; kayaking alongside beluga whales.

Jack and Colton travel through the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains while exploring the famous Icefields Parkway.

An adventure into Slovenia's largest ice cave; the team scans the volume of ice, providing data for scientists to assess climate change.

Part 2/3. Nick heads to the Nadaam Festival, a celebration of the ancient skills that were required to become a warrior under Genghis Khan.

From the froth of birds and a sea otter in the inter-tidal zone, ascend to a sweeping overlook of the Pacific at sunset: Gnarled Monterey cypress trees, the pounding surf, and gray whale spouts.

The Urban Wood movement turns trees into heirloom furniture; behind-the-scenes at the Forest Products Laboratory; the legacy of forester Aldo Leopold; Log A Load for Kids.

Chuck Leavell explores Wisconsin on a motorcycle; touring the Northwoods; the ancient ways of the Menominee Tribe; axe-throwing; Native American musician Wade Fernandez.

Construction currently accounts for a staggering percentage of the world's energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions; exploring the world of timber buildings for a more sustainable future.

In the southwest of Spain lies the Doñana Park, a vast network of marshes and temporary lagoons, and a large, and maybe the best-preserved, wetland in Europe.

Client Michael saves a nostalgic Fiero from junking to electrify it as a gift to his nephew; while Seven laughs at GM's attempt to go Italian, Gadget overhauls it to go faster than is probably safe.

A thorough look at how Charmin toilet paper drives forest destruction, harming people and wildlife, while offering hope through consumer action.

Niall rescues gators from the suburbs of Houston, Texas and meets some of the largest alligators in captivity.

In nature, brains often triumph over brawn; animals use their wits to beat the competition, stay off the menu, and adapt to their environment.

Landowners, scientists and houndsmen work together to ensure the health of black bear populations.

Australia's transformation from a rainforest continent with dinosaurs to a parched continent with unique animals.

Northern Lights Shelter is housing a record number of black bears; Angelika works around the clock to try to save an orphan bear cub hit by a car; Thomas is charged with raising a fawn delivered by roadside C-section.

Angelika struggles to tranquilize two yearling bears at the shelter so they can be released; Kim juggles bear care and a squirrel release.

In the peaceful coastal valley of Bella Coola, British Columbia, human-bear conflict is on the rise. People rarely used to see bears, so what has changed?

A family's pet duck has gone missing with a python on the loose; Jess and Stuart get more than they bargained for.

Julia rescues a policeman from an unwelcome intruder; Johnny gets to go up against a venomous snake all on his own; Julia gets to go explore at night in a leech-infested forest.

Northern Lights Shelter is housing a record number of black bears; Angelika works around the clock to try to save an orphan bear cub hit by a car; Thomas is charged with raising a fawn delivered by roadside C-section.

Angelika struggles to tranquilize two yearling bears at the shelter so they can be released; Kim juggles bear care and a squirrel release.

In the peaceful coastal valley of Bella Coola, British Columbia, human-bear conflict is on the rise. People rarely used to see bears, so what has changed?

A family's pet duck has gone missing with a python on the loose; Jess and Stuart get more than they bargained for.

Julia rescues a policeman from an unwelcome intruder; Johnny gets to go up against a venomous snake all on his own; Julia gets to go explore at night in a leech-infested forest.

Niall rescues gators from the suburbs of Houston, Texas and meets some of the largest alligators in captivity.

In nature, brains often triumph over brawn; animals use their wits to beat the competition, stay off the menu, and adapt to their environment.

Landowners, scientists and houndsmen work together to ensure the health of black bear populations.

Australia's transformation from a rainforest continent with dinosaurs to a parched continent with unique animals.

An evening drive along Acadia National Park's "Park Loop Road" reveals a land and seascape just as awe-inspiring in a modern vehicle as it was in a horse-drawn carriage.

After the long winter, fox pups and bear cubs enjoy a new world.

Chronicling the lives of individuals who are experiencing the erosion of Louisiana's wetlands in the deepest parts of the Mississippi Delta.

Estimates suggest that by 2050, at least one in four will live in a country suffering from water shortages, creating ideal conditions for a new market investment groups to claim a monopoly on anything related to water.

Preserved in a Danish marsh for over 2,500 years, this natural mummy offers a rare face-to-face encounter with the past. Where did the Tollund man come from? Who was he? And how did he live?

In the dense jungles of Costa Rica, a young spider monkey must learn to survive; in the meadows of Switzerland, a tenacious potter wasp searches for the perfect place to build her nest.

Penobscot Bay once witnessed commercial sailing traffic that numbered in the tens of thousands; now, a surviving light tower stands watch over a few lobster pots, a keeper's house, and the rising sun.

An Australian family washed out of their off-grid home by flash floods; a woman crashes through the ice trying to save her dog; a golf course tornado; an adventurer injured in a freak rainstorm in British Columbia.

Climate change means warmer ocean temperatures and higher sea levels which are intensifying hurricanes. Some experts believe we should add a Category six to the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale.

A tornado chaser gets stuck on a dead end street; a team of storm chasers are nearly caught in the eye of a storm; an explorer's vehicle is smashed.

On the anniversary of the deadly 1985 Mexico City earthquake, citizens find that their annual earthquake drill is not a drill this time.

This tale of two cities, plagued lack of investment and racial discrimination in wastewater infrastructure, brings to light the need for urgency and equity when funding infrastructure needs.

Ana Toni, CEO of COP30, and Jennifer Morgan, Germany's climate envoy, in conversation with David Shukman, former Science Editor at the BBC, at London Climate Action Week.

Niall meets activists and scientists working together to place America's wild horses into safe havens.

The need for speed is an essential skill to survive in a hostile world-and, for some animals, can be the difference between catching a meal or becoming dinner. But which animal is the fastest?

Tasmanian devils are unique hunters that have become highly threatened in their native habitat.

Guy Pearce introduces us to three innovators feeding the planet by fighting food waste, a restaurant waste warrior, a passionate food rescuer and a Queensland farmer going bananas.

Guy Pearce shows how Aussies are using smart tech to bring better health to the bush by flying medicine to those who need it, scanning brains at home and away, and detecting viruses remotely.

Meet a guy who rescued a mushroom house; See how one builder repurposed industrial beams from a Boston freeway; Explore a free-spirited house in Texas and tour a home that turned refuse into refuge.

Garrett Bess makes Philadelphia cheesesteaks at Pat's King of Steaks and then visits James Beard Award-winning Chef, Michael Solomonov, at Zahav. Other stops include Chef Marc Vetri's Pizzeria Salvy.

Lance discovers a massive hive under the roof of a Palm Springs artist who donates the proceeds of her work to environmental causes; he uncovers a swarm in an unlikely place by a swimming pool.

Lance visits a neighbor who has a lot of cats; the team extracts a beehive that's under the ground; at the end of a hard day of work, Lance and crew take a road trip to visit a bee apiary.

Mena takes on the culinary sights and sounds of Las Vegas with magician Penn Jillette and plant-based cook Carleigh Bodrug.

Meet a guy who rescued a mushroom house; See how one builder repurposed industrial beams from a Boston freeway; Explore a free-spirited house in Texas and tour a home that turned refuse into refuge.

Garrett Bess makes Philadelphia cheesesteaks at Pat's King of Steaks and then visits James Beard Award-winning Chef, Michael Solomonov, at Zahav. Other stops include Chef Marc Vetri's Pizzeria Salvy.

Lance discovers a massive hive under the roof of a Palm Springs artist who donates the proceeds of her work to environmental causes; he uncovers a swarm in an unlikely place by a swimming pool.

Lance visits a neighbor who has a lot of cats; the team extracts a beehive that's under the ground; at the end of a hard day of work, Lance and crew take a road trip to visit a bee apiary.

Mena takes on the culinary sights and sounds of Las Vegas with magician Penn Jillette and plant-based cook Carleigh Bodrug.

Niall meets activists and scientists working together to place America's wild horses into safe havens.

The need for speed is an essential skill to survive in a hostile world-and, for some animals, can be the difference between catching a meal or becoming dinner. But which animal is the fastest?

Tasmanian devils are unique hunters that have become highly threatened in their native habitat.

Guy Pearce introduces us to three innovators feeding the planet by fighting food waste, a restaurant waste warrior, a passionate food rescuer and a Queensland farmer going bananas.

Guy Pearce shows how Aussies are using smart tech to bring better health to the bush by flying medicine to those who need it, scanning brains at home and away, and detecting viruses remotely.

Bird calls greet the dawn along the Cosumnes River; nestled among Big Sur's foothills is unique wetland habitat shaped by thick summer fog, plentiful winter rain, and moderate year-round temperatures.

The team launches an ambitious expansion and rewilding program; an orphaned baby rhino arrives at the animal hospital, and the team gets a surprise when they investigate a hippo suspected to be dead.

John searches for lion cubs on the reserve after some alarming reports; the first vulture eggs are laid and hatched; Johan and John reflect on an extremely wild and successful year on Shamwari.

In Arkansas' Delta Region, Chuck celebrates Black music in Helena, Arkansas, home of the Delta Blues, then visits Bayou DeView, the Big Woods, the Arkansas Timberlands, and Ouachita National Forest.

Chuck Leavell begins his journey in the Arkansas Ozarks rafting down the Buffalo National River, where he learns how forests help keep groundwater clean; in Conway, he tours a mass-timber plant and learns about forest economy; at the U of Arkansas the topic is sustainable architecture; and after a trip to the Ozark National Forest, Chuck plays some music at an underground, limestone cavern.

On the beaches that separate the Atlantic Ocean from the tropical forest, Darly Itoumba watches over the leatherback turtles every night; threatened by human activity, they return tirelessly to lay their eggs on Gabon's beaches.

The race to reinvent the future of transport by 2050 is on. From robotaxis and drone superhighways, to carbon-free superfuels and rethinking our lifestyles, we discover a thrilling new future.

Exploring the quest to produce fusion -- an ultimate energy solution that has been likened to "bottling a star.".

Steady winds and consistent waves draw surfers and windsurfers from far and wide to Ho'okipa Beach Park on the North Shore of Maui.

Covers the formation of the isthmus of Panama between South America and North America, a geological event which changed the course of evolution and world climate.

John tracks the cheetah and her cubs and gets a very special sighting! It's feeding time for the breeding vultures, and Johan and John capture two male lions and move them to the new land.

When 160 vultures arrive after a 750-mile journey, the team race against time to get them offloaded. The meerkats move to their new home, and a red alert puts the new rhino AI collars to the test.

Life under the waves isn't for the faint-hearted; it's time for Tom "The Blowfish" Hird to don his scuba gear and dive into the Top-10 extraordinary creatures that are true aquatic masters.

Whether it's scrapping over breeding rights, enduring extreme conditions, or boasting a supercharged immune system, being tough is essential to staying alive.

Stu tries to safely remove a giant lace monitor from a family's chicken coop; Mick and Adele deal with an eastern brown snake in the back of a garden.

When snakes mate, things can get a bit hairy; during mating season, almost every rescue involves catching two or more snakes at once; whether they're writhing in trees, driveways or even cupboards.

Water is life; it shapes landscapes, fuels communities, and sustains everything around the world; but the watersheds need help; meet Niagara Cares, the company rescuing our water ways.

Jennifer Morgan, Germany's climate envoy, and Jim Skea, Chair of the IPCC, in conversation with David Shukman, former Science Editor at the BBC, at London Climate Action Week.

Niall investigates how small communities and government officials in India are managing conflict with the Indian elephant.

Heavy metal marine biologist, Tom The Blowfish Hird, scours the globe to find the Top 10 most ingenious animal craftsmanship. Which animal will be crowned nature's master builder?

Australia is home to one of the most recognised species on the planet: the koala.

Trevor Carlson puts everything on the line to chase monster waves from Maui, Hawaii, to Ensenada, Mexico.

Jack and Colton take on a section of the Arizona Trail and make their way through ancient lava fields.

Colton and Jack head north to Manitoba, Canada, hoping to spot their first polar bear in the wild; kayaking alongside beluga whales.

Exploring Greenland's hidden history, Inuit culture and diverse wildlife, and seeing the impacts of climate change on the landscape.

Part 3/3. Nick travels to Ulaanbaatar, the coldest capital in the world; he takes to the skies in a paraglider, meets a world-famous throat singer, and climbs the world's largest equestrian statue.

Jack and Colton take on a section of the Arizona Trail and make their way through ancient lava fields.

Colton and Jack head north to Manitoba, Canada, hoping to spot their first polar bear in the wild; kayaking alongside beluga whales.