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Jeremy goes to Ukraine to investigate reports of a mutant fish blamed for vicious attacks near the site of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster. (Repeat).

A trip to Colombia to investigate a creature blamed for killing a bride in the Amazon rain forest requires navigating dense jungle and political unrest. (Repeat).

In the Season 5 finale, Jeremy's search for the Loch Ness monster takes him to the depths of the Scottish lake and the volcanoes of Iceland. (Repeat).

Jeremy travels to Bolivia to investigate a report of a man whose face was severely injured by a freshwater creature. (Repeat).

Forrest looks for the Saola on a hidden oasis in Vietnam. (Repeat).

Forrest returns to the volcanic islands of Indonesia to find the Millers Grizzled Langur, otherwise known as the Dracula monkey. When locals inform him of an illegal pet market, his search quickly evolves into a rescue mission. (Repeat).

An in-depth look at dogs and their various breeds that uncovers lesser-known facts. (Repeat).

A series spotlighting pets other than the typical cats and dogs. The first episode features pigs, hedgehogs, pygmy goats, capybaras, miniature donkeys and skunks. (Repeat).

The zoo anxiously awaits the arrival of a snow leopard called K2's fourth cub. Meanwhile, the staff is pleased when a pair of Andean condors embrace their new enclosure, while a squirmy binturong fights his annual vaccination. (Repeat).

Hunter fights for the title of the top male of the colony. Zookeepers hope for a new joey. (Repeat).

Felines take over when Amanda helps an energetic kitten facing euthanasia after breaking his leg for a second time, along with a tiny kitten born with malformed front legs. Also, a 3-legged Husky-Rottweiler pup needs a forever home. (Repeat).

After treating a "yoga" goat, Dr. Blue brings his best "namaste" to a herd house call. Dr. Lavigne has his hands full with a trained protection dog who's not a fan of him or the cameras. A party reveals if the Blues will be adding pink to their family. (Repeat).

Villalobos is tested like never before when Tia and her crew are called upon to rescue a pack of wolf-dog hybrids abandoned by a backyard breeder. With law enforcement threatening to kill the dogs, the pressure is higher than ever. (Repeat).

Tia races to rescue an emaciated puppy chained to an abandoned home; a couple visits VRC in hopes of finding a younger sibling for their dog; a Good Samaritan needs help rescuing a stray mama dog still bleeding three weeks after giving birth. (Repeat).

Pete goes to Nebraska to build a tree house for a fun-loving family who enjoy music, writing and the occasional happy hour. (Repeat).

A computer component company requests a 20-foot-long, 5000-gallon tank with exact replicas of their products inside. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, pro wrestler Chris Jericho wants a tank that resembles a championship belt and contains his List of Jericho. (Repeat).

Alyssa Milano requests a tank for her family that has a built-in wine rack. (Repeat).

Filmmaker Kevin Smith has two turtles and one tortoise that need a new home, but they require two different living environments. (Repeat).

Hip-hop artist Ty Dolla $ign wants a large freshwater tank for his house in Long Beach that has a real rock insert and replicas of his awards, all embedded in a wall. (Repeat).

A pinball-machine tank for an arcade-game enthusiast in Chicago; a tank for a robotics-systems company in Massachusetts. (Repeat).

Wayde and Brett visit a familiar client in New York in the Season 2 premiere to install a shark tank in an orthodontist office. Also: a display tank for an appliance store. (Repeat).

A tank for a tattoo parlor in Las Vegas to soothe nervous customers; a show piece for a furniture store in North Carolina. (Repeat).

The guys go to Southern California to build a 35-foot-long marquee tank for Valley View Casino under a serious time crunch, then head back to Vegas for a freezing cold jellyfish tank inside of the Monte Carlo Minus 5 Ice Bar. (Repeat).

A pinball-machine tank for an arcade-game enthusiast in Chicago; a tank for a robotics-systems company in Massachusetts. (Repeat).

Wayde and Brett visit a familiar client in New York in the Season 2 premiere to install a shark tank in an orthodontist office. Also: a display tank for an appliance store. (Repeat).

A tank for a tattoo parlor in Las Vegas to soothe nervous customers; a show piece for a furniture store in North Carolina. (Repeat).

The guys go to Southern California to build a 35-foot-long marquee tank for Valley View Casino under a serious time crunch, then head back to Vegas for a freezing cold jellyfish tank inside of the Monte Carlo Minus 5 Ice Bar. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, pro wrestler Chris Jericho wants a tank that resembles a championship belt and contains his List of Jericho. (Repeat).

Alyssa Milano requests a tank for her family that has a built-in wine rack. (Repeat).

A tank for a tattoo parlor in Las Vegas to soothe nervous customers; a show piece for a furniture store in North Carolina. (Repeat).

Mungo goes to Namibia to investigate reports of a "dog-headed pig monster" that allegedly preys on livestock and village children at night. (Repeat).

A landowner is spoken to for a second time about illegally hunting dove over bait; an injured deer is found hiding in a shed after being attacked; and while pulling over a suspicious vehicle, the game wardens notice the driver hiding something under his seat. (Repeat).

A game warden returns to Houston County after a life-threatening injury. Fisherman face sharks along the coast. (Repeat).

Warden Eddins helps the police with a case of animal cruelty. Later, a snapping turtle is relocated. (Repeat).

A nighttime manhunt requires a K-9 unit; a prison wedding is planned, but it must have the warden's approval; an inmate hopes his hard work will get him out of the disciplinary unit. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, a rookie rider takes on a former champion as the rodeo season nears its conclusion; an inmate learns he's getting out after 18 years in prison; and the staff reflect on their personal and professional lives. (Repeat).

Officer Demler helps a hiker with a severe shoulder injury. Officer Fluette and K-9 Moxie take their certification test. Officer Holmes and Trainee Frye look for evidence of an illegal deer kill. Officer MacFadzen bonds with his son on a hunting trip. (Repeat).

Lieutenant Boudreau and Trainee Crouse investigate a man who shot someone while hunting illegally. Sergeant Lucas responds to a porcupine wreaking havoc. When a seriously ill hiker is trapped on Mount Garfield, Officer Holmes races to the scene. (Repeat).

Sgt. Lucas checks duck hunters. Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of hunting over bait. And later, Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a cub stuck inside a trap before its mother returns. (Repeat).

Up north, Sgt. Lucas checks duck hunters. Down south, Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of hunting over bait. And later, Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a cub stuck inside a trap. (Repeat).

Officer Canfield responds to a call about an orphaned bear cub. Sgt. Lucas pays an unexpected visit to a hunter suspected of illegal baiting. Officer Cyrs investigates a large buck shot by a young, nervous hunter during muzzleloader season. (Repeat).

When a call is made about two bobcats on the loose, Officer McKee must track them down before things escalate. A fisherman is caught concealing his unregistered snowmobile, and Officer Cyrs rushes to the site of a head-on snowmobile accident up north. (Repeat).

At an annual fishing tournament, anglers are cited for breaking the law. (Repeat).

The annual GoNorth Snowfest starts with a bang and ends in citations. (Repeat).

Officers rush to the aid of an injured hiker trapped on Mount Monadnock. (Repeat).

A family of ATV riders is busted for breaking the law. (Repeat).

When a reckless UTV strikes Officer Holmes from behind, Officer Mancini helps him seek medical treatment while handling the crime scene. A car accident kills a doe leaving two twin fawns vulnerable, and firecrackers give a veteran intense flashbacks. (Repeat).

The annual GoNorth Snowfest starts with a bang and ends in citations. (Repeat).

Officers rush to the aid of an injured hiker trapped on Mount Monadnock. (Repeat).

A family of ATV riders is busted for breaking the law. (Repeat).

When a reckless UTV strikes Officer Holmes from behind, Officer Mancini helps him seek medical treatment while handling the crime scene. A car accident kills a doe leaving two twin fawns vulnerable, and firecrackers give a veteran intense flashbacks. (Repeat).

Up north, Sgt. Lucas checks duck hunters. Down south, Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of hunting over bait. And later, Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a cub stuck inside a trap. (Repeat).

Officer Canfield responds to a call about an orphaned bear cub. Sgt. Lucas pays an unexpected visit to a hunter suspected of illegal baiting. Officer Cyrs investigates a large buck shot by a young, nervous hunter during muzzleloader season. (Repeat).

Doctors discover Benny, a lovable pitbull mix, has a large cancerous lump on his head. His owner is determined to have a little more time. Meanwhile, Dr. Schwartz is on a mission to uncover a mystery behind Tigger the cat's swollen face. (Repeat).

When a turtle with a cracked shell comes in for a visit, Dr. Martinez gets inventive. Karen comes in when her dog's fur becomes limp and bloody, and the RAPS team cheers for Izzy, a tail-less cat who has severe medical difficulties. (Repeat).

Jimmy goes on the road with the best volunteers, but is attacked by a tarantula and has a run-in with the police. Meanwhile, Paul tries to keep the business afloat despite being left shorthanded. (Repeat).

A triple-amputee veteran gets a chance to wrestle an alligator; farm animals are stalked by a 12-foot alligator; an alligator takes up residence in a neighborhood pond. (Repeat).

Paul pulls a prank on Ashley and Chris; the crew have their hands full with four large gators, a venomous water moccasin and a 6-foot rattlesnake. (Repeat).

Jimmy's preoccupation with road shows and romance create friction with Paul, who attempts to rescue a gator buried under debris on a construction site all by himself. (Repeat).

The guys could lose their headquarters when the future of the Everglades Holiday Park is in doubt. Also: Jimmy and Paul are dispatched to deal with a large pregnant alligator. (Repeat).

LDWF biologists on a conservation mission get hands-on with black bear cubs and face a protective mama bear; hunters are caught using a banned method to hunt ducks; wildlife agents stake out after dark for a felon with an illegal gun. (Repeat).

A suspicious driver leads wildlife agents on a high-speed chase through a national forest. Then, goose hunting guides are caught in a repeat offense, and a routine stop turns treacherous when a suspect is discovered concealing a firearm. (Repeat).

When a pair of illegal hunters flee by truck, wildlife agents set out to track them down. (Repeat).

A bizarre discovery inside an abandoned cooler escalates a littering probe. Meanwhile, wildlife agents patrolling in dense fog are thrown into a dangerous encounter, and a burglary investigation uncovers an illegally taken deer. (Repeat).

A suspicious man fleeing on the levee after dark puts wildlife agents in danger; a first-time bowhunter could lose his kill over a major violation; agents question a duck hunter with an attitude who seems to be hiding something. (Repeat).

This time the Wardens are on the hunt as they combat a string of trespassing instances. They fight to maintain order as they investigate unlawful entry and encounter hunters with illegal animal kills. (Repeat).