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Jeremy goes to Guyana, where he's determined to catch a large catfish called a lau-lau that is rumored to have swallowed men whole. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 premiere, Jeremy retraces the path of a riverboat that sank in the Amazon River in 1981, and investigates the reasons why hundreds of passengers perished. (Repeat).

Jeremy goes to Brazil to investigate the discovery of a body that suffered unusual trauma, and wonders if a number of recent missing-persons cases are related. (Repeat).

Jeremy goes to the Amazon rain forest to investigate three deaths in three separate countries—Brazil, Colombia and Peru—and seeks guidance from the Matis tribe in the Brazilian jungle. (Repeat).

Erin Greene is walking home from a Halloween party in a small Arctic town when a polar bear chases her down. Also: Triathlete Chuck Anderson is swimming in the Gulf of Mexico when a bull shark attacks, biting his arm and pulling him to the ocean floor. (Repeat).

A black bear charges a man and his German shepherd deep in the Ontario wilderness; a man is attacked by unseen predators while walking on a rural road. (Repeat).

The characteristics of the Kooikerhondje, Leonberger, and others are discussed. From a little terrier with a monkey's face to a big breed from which practically every large dog descended, these dogs are man's best friend. (Repeat).

All-things kittens are discussed. Included: care and training. (Repeat).

At the zoo and the New York Aquarium, bull sea lions Clyde and Tacoma trade places to meet a new set of girlfriends. Sifaka lemurs Gemina and Andri form a new breeding pair to help their species, and beloved red river hog Vanessa must undergo eye surgery. (Repeat).

The Central Park Zoo welcomes its first Atlantic puffin chick; a rhino undergoes a series of allergy tests; and an endangered species of gecko welcomes her first hatchling. (Repeat).

A carwash fundraiser for the cow and donkeys' medication; an operation to help an injured goat kid; and a donkey that needs emergency attention. (Repeat).

Dr. Ross brings his daughter in; Dr. Lavigne deals with a dog that had multiple seizures; Dr. Blue works on a complicated surgery. (Repeat).

Mariah searches for a homeless woman needing to surrender her beloved pit bull. Tania and Toney find the perfect pair of dogs for former adopters, while Lizzy prepares her favorite rescue for a forever home after dealing with his medical issues. (Repeat).

Tia and M2 welcome back a couple who want to reunite their adoptee with her former best friend. Meanwhile, Mariah and Toney discover a hound in desperate shape, and Mariah does everything in her power to nurse VRC's first Louisiana rescue back to health. (Repeat).

A triple-decker structure with a nod to Frank Lloyd Wright is built in Kentucky on the shores of Lake Barkley that features a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. (Repeat).

The San Francisco Giants want to bring McCovey Cove inside the ballpark. They need a tank big enough to impress all of their loyal fans and have a bit of fun at the same time. (Repeat).

Basketball player Dwight Howard returns. He needs the crew at ATM to design and build a habitat for all 14 of his snakes. (Repeat).

A California winery requests a reef tank. (Repeat).

The NFL's Adrian Peterson and his wife want a "blinged out" tank that fits perfectly in their wall. (Repeat).

The NBA's Anthony Davis wants an entire room transformed into an aquarium. (Repeat).

Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas. (Repeat).

Adventurous deer get caught in a school bathroom, and wardens are tasked with getting them out safely. A bear is shot too close to an occupied building, and the owner wants wardens to prosecute the hunter. Students come face-to-face with sea lamprey. (Repeat).

On a busy weekend officers set up a speed patrol to track how fast boaters are traveling, and when they catch up with those over the limit the sparks fly. Officers find that as waterfowl season begins, hunters don't always have the necessary permits. (Repeat).

Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas. (Repeat).

Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas. (Repeat).

Adventurous deer get caught in a school bathroom, and wardens are tasked with getting them out safely. A bear is shot too close to an occupied building, and the owner wants wardens to prosecute the hunter. Students come face-to-face with sea lamprey. (Repeat).

On a busy weekend officers set up a speed patrol to track how fast boaters are traveling, and when they catch up with those over the limit the sparks fly. Officers find that as waterfowl season begins, hunters don't always have the necessary permits. (Repeat).

Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas. (Repeat).

Basketball player Dwight Howard returns. He needs the crew at ATM to design and build a habitat for all 14 of his snakes. (Repeat).

A California winery requests a reef tank. (Repeat).

A giant serpent in the Peruvian Amazon called the Yacumama is reportedly dozens of feet in length and so large that locals have tried to blow it up with dynamite. (Repeat).

A Bigfoot-like creature called the Ucumar allegedly lives in the foothills of the Andes Mountains in South America. (Repeat).

A feisty gator in Galveston County needs a new home; shrimpers try to conceal their catch; a family's property is damaged by stray bullets; the wardens stage a boat crash. (Repeat).

It's snapper season on the Gulf and the game wardens catching fishermen who are breaking the law; two men are investigated for cruelty to a wild pig; a jet ski collision leads to arguments; an exotic tortoise finds a new home. (Repeat).

The Game Wardens try to catch a deer and investigate a case of impersonation. Meanwhile, Richard comes across a suspicious group. (Repeat).

Twenty-three new inmates are processed before they begin their life sentences; a man meets his grandson for the first time when they're both behind bars; a deceased inmate is buried in the prison's cemetery. (Repeat).

Slater's marriage ends after 10 years, making him a single father. Meanwhile, an inmate prepares for his first rodeo, and a former champion is ready to ride again. (Repeat).

Officer James Benvenuti chases down two lobster poachers; in a puzzling case, Officer Graham Courtney investigates a man on the beach found covered in blood; Sergeant Adam Cheney attempts to apprehend trespassers on the railroad tracks. (Repeat).

Officer Canfield breaks up a 45-year-old illegal fishing tournament; Officer MacFadzen rescues an injured hawk; Officer Hannett confronts two kids riding OHRVs on the road; on Mount Chocorua, officers rescue a woman with a fractured ankle. (Repeat).

Sgt. Hawks and Officer Benvenuti supervise Trainee Frye's lobster trap detail; Officer Lucas and Trainee McDermott deal with a woman illegally keeping a wild squirrel; Officer Delisle and Biologist Marchand investigate the deaths of multiple turtles. (Repeat).

Lt. Bill Boudreau investigates a complaint about a man illegally feeding bears. Officer Jon Demler pulls over a swerving car, only to find himself in the middle of a domestic dispute. The dive team searches for a man who may have drowned in Kingston. (Repeat).

Officer Canfield meets a feisty swimmer looking for a fight; officers Pushee and McKee ticket a dozen unruly ATV violators at once; and Officer McKee monitors a sleeping bear. (Repeat).

An investigation over unattended fishing lines takes a turn when it's discovered that the fisherman was arrested for shooting his friend; a snowmobiler is confronted for riding across a landowner's property without permission. (Repeat).