TV Guide Earthx TV Saturday

Viewers are presented with a one-of-a-kind exploration into the precarious natural relationships that have formed between animal species.

Details are shared about how Indian elephants are losing their natural habitats to reveal how government organizations are handling this issue.

Oil spills, building collapses and nuclear accidents are becoming increasingly catastrophic; a forensic look at how these events have impacted the planet.

Exploring downtown Detroit, Mexicantown, Corktown and Belle Isle.

Fly with Ernest to the emerald hills of upstate New York and go on a lakeside picnic.

Dan Cabela looks at how regulated hunting of ibex has helped protect large areas for wildlife, and funds local conservation initiatives in Turkey.

Dan Cabela travels to Spain and France to learn more about chamois, a goat-antelope species steeped in history.

Craftsman Reverend Gadget and his team find themselves tasked with transforming their clients' classic vehicles into outrageous electric cars.

Renowned chef Analiese Gregory resides in a cottage in Tasmania to reconnect with nature and learn how to hunt, fish, forage and survive off the land.

Mena explores plant-based sushi, pistachio cannolis and pizza, helps out at a vegan cheese factory with comic Bassem Youssef, and searches for sea-asparagus.

A close look is taken at the leopards that reside in Mumbai, India, to reveal how the human living conditions in the city impact the feline's choice of prey.

As Colton and Jack set out to Manitoba, Canada, they hope to see their first ever polar bear in the wild; the guys kayak with beluga whales.

Host Brian Fry rates the deadliest snakes of the Far East and takes a good look at each of the 10 finalists, facing cobras, sea snakes, constrictors and more.

As Colton and Jack set out to Manitoba, Canada, they hope to see their first ever polar bear in the wild; the guys kayak with beluga whales.

Host Brian Fry rates the deadliest snakes of the Far East and takes a good look at each of the 10 finalists, facing cobras, sea snakes, constrictors and more.

A close look is taken at the leopards that reside in Mumbai, India, to reveal how the human living conditions in the city impact the feline's choice of prey.