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In Vietnam, Forrest teams up with a conservation group to save the largest turtle species in the world from extinction; using cutting edge technology, they attempt to find a suitor for the last and only surviving Giant Softshell.

Tia addresses her lazy parolees, which leads to a fiery confrontation with Randy; a strange-looking dog is rescued from the searing heat.

Tia travels to Nashville with Tania and new parolee Randy to save a dog from death row; a storm threatens to flood Villalobos; a rescued puppy may find a permanent home.

Unusual kinds of dogs including an amazingly bright Briard that can ride a scooter, wipe his face and count, and the Japanese Chin, that likes to spin and sneezes backwards.

Meeting unusual kinds of dogs, including the gentle Borzoi, which is trained to help war veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorders.

Jenna and Sean are joined by resident elephants and a meerkat in an experiment -- using the animals' sense of smell to discover whether the African puff adder, one of the world's deadliest predators, is truly odorless.

Emily anesthetizes a cheetah; Will bonds with rhino orphan Arthur; Emma has her hands full with a troop of mongooses.

There's a new arrival for Josie at the Vervet Monkey Foundation, catching up with eight-week-old Hector the hippo, and Alison is on a mission to tag a great white shark. Emily and Annie are called in to help a white rhino with a nasty horn injury.

It's vaccination day at the rhino sanctuary, and Rachel is worried about the orphan hawk, who has an eye infection; on the Eastern Cape, vet Emily is called to help four young sable antelopes who are being bullied by an older dominant male.

Pete creates his first-ever midcentury decagon when he builds a tree house to observe bears in Farmington, Pa. -- complete with walls of glass windows and a "bear-cam" tracking system.

A couple dreams of having a treehouse atop a lighthouse in Washington, and Pete finds the property's steep grade challenging.

Pete uses hand-hewn rustic cedar to build an African-inspired circular hut treehouse complete with aerial walkway, spiral staircase and thatched roof.

Pete builds a 600-square foot Western-style man-cave tree house that includes a cigar humidor, a meat smoker, and a flat-screen TV, for a father of three daughters in Texas.

The team attempts to construct a chic but bohemian tri-level, 60-foot-high treehouse in three giant redwoods for an arborist in Humboldt County, Calif.

Pete builds a high tech recording studio oasis up in the trees that perfectly blends into the heart of the outdoors. CeeLo Green soon arrives to lay down a brand new track upon completion.

An old dog develops new tastes that aren't exactly what they seem; when a feline devours a stringy oddity, vet staff are blind to its identity; Ben realizes Dr. G is nearing a major career milestone.

When a Golden Retriever's tastes go off the beaten track Dr. G's skills must be rock-solid; Captain the three-legged cat's appetite proves to be as unique as his form; Dr. G's furry family brings a special inspiration to his work and life.

One feline has an appetite that's shockingly on the money, while another's taste for stringy oddities appears to be insatiable; while Ben is back home visiting family, an exotic bird with questionable peckishness puts Dr. G out of his comfort zone.

A pet owner who is a nurse gets a front-row seat as Dr. G explores a troublesome appetite; a feline at risk for a dangerous blockage means a high-pressure game of cat and mouse.

Dr. G gets tied up as he unravels the cause of Ivan the cat's questionable mood; a fellow veterinarian calls for help when her beloved Poodle's cough points to foreign material in an unusual place.

A canine's countertop gulp puts Dr. G and Ben on the road to a wholly challenging case; a feline who may have nibbled from a first aid kit presents a dire situation; Ben tries to pull his old school dad into the 21st century with mobile digital gear.

A canine with a stomach full of forbidden snacks socks it to Dr. G; a fellow member of the veterinary community fears her dog's symptoms might be due to an off-menu meal, or something worse.

Rocky, a mixed-breed canine suspected of scarfing a purse, deals Dr. G unexpected side dishes; a puppy with a troubled tummy is a head-scratching case from beginning to end.

Dr. Dee has to be careful when she visits a ranch to check on a pack horse named Red; Dr. Terry and Nicole head to a remote clinic; dog has a mass that appears to be cancerous.

Dr. Dee flies to a remote clinic in Healy; tumors found on dog getting spayed; Dr. Dee readies Nugget the Bull to breed; Dr. Terry is surprised while giving six kittens their shots.

Dr. G gets tied up as he unravels the cause of Ivan the cat's questionable mood; a fellow veterinarian calls for help when her beloved Poodle's cough points to foreign material in an unusual place.

A canine's countertop gulp puts Dr. G and Ben on the road to a wholly challenging case; a feline who may have nibbled from a first aid kit presents a dire situation; Ben tries to pull his old school dad into the 21st century with mobile digital gear.