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The crew accompany Forrest into Zimbabwe's African bush to see if they can find evidence that will prove the Cape Lion still exists in the wild.

Locals in Colombia claim Forrest and his team may find the Rio Apaporis Caiman, an old crocodilian, in a lawless land where guerilla rebels dwell.

Despite the last sighting was 100 years ago, Forrest believes clues in the Galapagos will lead him to the long-lost Fernandina Tortoise.

Fish that feed on human flesh have gained notorious reputations by reportedly ingesting a man whole and devouring a man's insides while he was still alive.

Fish expert Jeremy Wade visits Germany where he becomes acquainted with people who have had an up-close and personal encounter with an ancient freshwater fish.

Six fluffy Coton de Tulear puppies explore their farm home as one of them, Snowflake, struggles to find its place until it meets Pipsqueak, a baby pygmy goat.

Oreo the kitten meets Nellie the skunk; Sputnik takes his brothers and sisters on an adventure; an Ocicat named Freckles cares for its five mini jungle cats.

Robert continues his father's legacy as he works with an aggressive crocodile named Bosco; Bindi assists in the treatment of a koala suffering with chlamydia.

Tre's obsession with finding a swamp creature in the bayous and proving it's real is taking him away from the nuisance calls that have everybody else swamped.

The boys have a chance to return home when they learn bids are being accepted to take over Everglades Holiday Park, so Paul submits a bid before the deadline.

After a desperate woman posts a video looking for a home for her problematic cat Jimmy Slap, Jackson is called in to offer her the help she needs.

Buster, the blood-thirsty cat of a photographer who works from home, is getting help from Jackson before costing his owner his business and assistant.

Lizzy and Elise struggle to catch a stray near the train tracks; Mariah wants to know why her dog is in pain; a senior dog may find his forever home.

With a hurricane approaching VRC, Tia and the team fight to save dogs; Mariah takes charge for her first solo rescue; Lizzy and Earl help a Kentucky couple.

Pete and his team build a 20-foot-high ski chalet treehouse winter retreat with a secret bedroom and a double-sided fireplace that keeps guests warm.

In Georgia, Pete and his artisans build a treehouse with a 205-foot zipline entrance through the trees, breaking all the rules of the country.

A French-inspired restaurant gets a dining room treehouse built by Pete and his "brigade de cuisine," sitting in a giant live oak in a field of red poppies.

In Walden, N.Y., at the Angry Orchard Hard Cider Company's apple orchard, Pete gets inspiration for building a treehouse tasting room high in the apple trees.

Pete allows Roderick to build on land having six generations of history and he creates a staircase that lead to a tower and platform with a 360 degree view.

Pete and his crew create a treehouse in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains as a guesthouse for one of their carpenter's Appalachian Christmas traditions.

Pete is in Alaska to build a sturdy treehouse that can withstand the weight of heavy snowfall, offers a breath-taking view of the landscape and a sauna.

La Cabane Perchée founder Alain Laurens takes Pete on a tour through France and showcases his treehouses that reach extraordinary heights.

Pete heads to Alabama to build a super spy treehouse for a client who wants hidden rooms, secret passageways and cool gadgets in his treehouse.

Pete and his crew create a treehouse in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains as a guesthouse for one of their carpenter's Appalachian Christmas traditions.

Pete is in Alaska to build a sturdy treehouse that can withstand the weight of heavy snowfall, offers a breath-taking view of the landscape and a sauna.

La Cabane Perchée founder Alain Laurens takes Pete on a tour through France and showcases his treehouses that reach extraordinary heights.

Pete heads to Alabama to build a super spy treehouse for a client who wants hidden rooms, secret passageways and cool gadgets in his treehouse.

In Georgia, Pete and his artisans build a treehouse with a 205-foot zipline entrance through the trees, breaking all the rules of the country.