Jungle Jack enrolls his grandchildren in zookeeper training at Arizona's Wildlife World Zoo from training sea lions and bottle-feeding baby animals to encounters with kangaroos, lemurs, warthogs, ostriches and many other iconic animals.

Jungle Jack heads to the American Eagle Foundation at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee near Dollywood to support a protection for bald eagles. He checks eagle nests for two eaglets for a release into the Smoky Mountains.

Jungle Jack heads to Arizona's Bearizona Wildlife Park to meet up with North America's most iconic species which are bears, wolves, bobcats, bison and Big Horn sheep.

Jungle Jack takes his family to visit his old farm, the Knoxville Zoo, and visit Smokey the Dog at University of Tennessee.

Jungle Jack visits two zoos in Arizona. He views include elephants, bighorn sheep, rhinos, and giant tortoises.

Jungle Jack visits Gabon. It is accented with close-ups on gorillas, sea turtles, elephants and pristine landscapes.

Jungle Jack explores Mashpi Lodge's cloud forest in Ecuador with a view of hummingbirds, bats, snakes and butterflies.

Jungle Jack explores the Amazon River basin which features untouched rainforests, an encounter with spider monkeys and a nighttime hike in search of insects and amphibians.