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Paul handles an emergency in Florida while the boys work nuisance calls along the Mississippi Gulf Coast; a giant alligator attacks Tre.

Jackson must rescue two cats from their cycle of co-dependency before they're kicked out of their owner's house; Jackson is introduced to a couple who shelters four special need felines and a man who struggles with his frisky feline.

A mother and daughter are being torn apart by their cat Missy, who seems determined to kill their other cat Fluffy; a tortie named Candy beats up a 9-year-old because she isn't so sweet.

Matt gets so scared during a rescue that Tania has to take over; newbie discovers the heartbreak associated with a life in dog rescue; a team favorite finally gets her shot at a forever home.

Tia races to save the life of a dog that's been shot; a scared and sick puppy running loose near heavy traffic is pursued by Matt and Lizzy; Tia faces an agonizing decision after a home inspection raises red-flags.

The team are in Mississippi to meet a BFRO investigator, who has a new way of looking for Bigfoot.

The team treks to Mt. Shasta, California, where they team-up with the SBC, a paranormal investigation group who tries to convince Bobo that Bigfoots are in fact supernatural.

The Klamath reservation in Southern Oregon has a reputation where Bigfoot sightings are fairly normal, but no one dares travel to a specific canyon after dark.

The team travels to the Himalayas in Nepal where they visit monasteries with Yeti relics and talk to people who claim to have witnesses the creature as they search of the legendary Yeti.

An incoming storm threatens to cut the siblings' Alaska trip short; a surprise news from Billy sends them on a quest to reunite with an old friend; Noah struggles to train his new war horse, Prometheus.

After the summer's devastating wildfire, the Wolfpack is eager to reestablish roots back on their mountain ranch; as they race to build a new Boomtown-inspired base camp, an unexpected tragedy strikes and the family must grieve one of its own.

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

An incoming storm threatens to cut the siblings' Alaska trip short; a surprise news from Billy sends them on a quest to reunite with an old friend; Noah struggles to train his new war horse, Prometheus.

After the summer's devastating wildfire, the Wolfpack is eager to reestablish roots back on their mountain ranch; as they race to build a new Boomtown-inspired base camp, an unexpected tragedy strikes and the family must grieve one of its own.

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

The Klamath reservation in Southern Oregon has a reputation where Bigfoot sightings are fairly normal, but no one dares travel to a specific canyon after dark.

The team travels to the Himalayas in Nepal where they visit monasteries with Yeti relics and talk to people who claim to have witnesses the creature as they search of the legendary Yeti.

Dino the dog's anxiety level has the owner sacrificing her own mental health treatments; another dog, Dexter, is becoming increasingly nippy and confused; the final push at Bin City needs to reap big rewards.

Treating their dog's allergy plunges a young couple deep into debt; a hognose snake is reluctant to eat; early plans for a dog sanctuary are riding on a successful, well attended auction.

Terri and Bindi witness and help with a complex koala surgery.

The boys must repair their old enclosures at Everglades Holiday Park to make space for endangered alligators; Tre is hired as an airboat captain, but soon wrecks his vessel.

Gator wrestlers reunite at Native Village, where Paul encounters a 14-foot, 1,500-pound nemesis; Jimmy is reminded of the death of his friend and mentor, Michael "Skeet" Johns.

Jackson has a tall order in Delaware helping a veteran with PTSD whose therapy cat, Salem, stresses him out; the Cat Daddy deals with Bartholomew, a cat shredding the furniture and tearing up a marriage.

In Philadelphia, Jackson helps a cat named Charlee rebuild the confidence that her sister cat, Frankie, has nearly beaten out of her; The Cat Daddy must crack the case of a pee-soaked apartment in order help a family with multiple cats.

Tia and her crew make multiple attempts to save a stray dog; Tia takes in two puppies when their owners can no longer take care of them; at VRC, beloved canine Lopez finally has a chance at a forever home.

The new season introduces a new satellite shelter for Villalobos in nearby Assumption Parish.

Deer season is well underway across Texas; in East Texas, Game Wardens find a bobcat a new home and investigate an illegally killed deer; on the coast, the Texas Game Wardens deal with an outstanding warrant.

With oyster season in full swing, Texas Game Wardens ensure everyone is following the rules on land and water; hunters are investigated for trespassing on private property; game wardens find an oyster boat deckhand with several warrants.

It's the opening of deer and oyster season in Texas and Game Wardens find illegal undersized oysters; in East Texas, Game Wardens patrol deer camps; an owl is rescued from a chicken coop and set free.

Warden Marshall leads the charge on a poaching investigation; Warden Richards visits an allegedly illegal snake breeder; Wardens Gould and Hickerson try to save an injured pelican; Warden Miller brings a caracara bird to rehab.

A hunter is confronted for killing a deer with a gun during bowhunting season; a man is questioned for possessing venomous copperhead snakes; while checking bowhunters at night, a game warden helps find an injured hunter.

Lt. Col. Slater balances his prison duties with his responsibilities as a single father; former rodeo champ Cracker risks serious injury for another shot at glory; a local newspaper launches a smear campaign against Warden Cain.

The convicts prepare for the final rodeo of the season; inmate James learns that he has been granted early release from Angola.