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In Alaska, Marty rescues his property from a deluge of snow runoff. In Hawaii, Matt builds a human-sized slingshot to bring down invasive trees.

Terri returns to her hometown in Oregon to help Brady, a cougar in need of a health check. At the zoo, Bindi bathes an echidna with bad skin allergies.

Game Wardens patrol the Rio Grande seeking an unidentified body, whilst Warden Powell explores an unusual deer case. And, a nuisance alligator is relocated.

Dr. Jeff faces surgery first on a Rottweiler with a broken shoulder and Dr. Baier sees to a limping pig. Plus, the team head to the mountains to treat some wolves.

Dr. Jeff conducts tricky surgery to remove a large mass from a Doberman's side. Dr. Baier treats a 10-year old cockatiel having trouble breathing.

Tia is in Detroit helping a rescue facility at risk of closure. Villalobos looks for a stray pit bull nearby and a grieving adopter wants a dog to heal her heart.

When an adopted dog mysteriously appears in a Mississippi shelter, Tania and Earl go to the rescue. Parolee Joe is shaken after separating two stray dogs fighting.

The Raneys reflect on some of their most challenging and ingenious builds, unpacking the daring techniques they used to build off-grid.

Amputee Jeff and wife Carol need a liveable home, water, and a place to grow food. The Raneys build an entire cabin from scratch and harness a natural spring.

Pete creates a treehouse for two tastemakers. Featuring a wall of windows and a rooftop crow's-nest, this could be the coolest treehouse ever built.

Dan travels to Chicago to give cockfighting roosters a second chance. Meanwhile, the crew worry whether an unruly cow will be welcomed by the rest of the herd.

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.

Forrest scours lakes and rivers of both metropolitan and rural Vietnam in search of one of the last living specimens of the giant softshell turtle.

A new bison calf struggles to keep up with his mum. And, keepers at the Central Park Zoo hope the female snow monkeys accept a new male.

Brett and Wayde reveal incredible information about the fish that customers and fans ask them about the most, and let you in on some never before seen moments.

Otto, Eivin and August scramble to stake a claim on 10 tons of priceless steel on a distant beach. Meanwhile, Shane and Kelli break ground on their cabin.