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Jungle Cruise
Jack Hanna's Into the Wild - S4 - E19
Jack takes a cruise with other hikers on the Amazon River where they observe pink river dolphins, sloths, giant river otters and anacondas.
Jack Hanna's Into the Wild: Season 4 - 11 Episode s
4x1 - Race for Survival
October 1, 2010
Jungle Jack and family visit a few of the special people who are doing their part to make a difference some of Africa's most recognizable animals are in trouble as they increasingly come into contact with mankind.
4x3 - Africa's Big Five
October 15, 2010
Jungle Jack and Sue go on a safari in South Africa's Shamwari Game Reserve for up-close encounters with elephants, rhinos, a lion pride, cheetahs (not leopards) and Cape buffalo herds.
4x5 - The Cape of Good Hope
October 29, 2010
Jack and Sue travel to Cape Town, South Africa to conserve its wildlife. They literally stop traffic to protect a troop of traveling baboons and head to Boulders Beach to protect a breeding colony of African Penguins from extinction.
4x6 - Ranger Jack: Back to School
November 5, 2010
Jack has always dreamed of becoming a game ranger in Africa, but actually doing it was another story until today’s adventure to the Shamwari Game Reserve in South Africa! Join Jack and his daughter Suzanne as they put their skills to the test at Shamwari’s Ranger School where they must experience everything from driving a 4×4, to tracking animals on foot, including a very up-close look at a pride of hungry Lions and a rare encounter with the elusive Leopard!
4x7 - Sanbona Wildlife Reserve
November 12, 2010
Jack and his family travel to the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve which is home to loads of unique animal experiences from an up-close look at a trio of cheetahs on the hunt, a family of cliff-dwelling baboons and lions on the prowl.
4x9 - Wild Patagonia
January 24, 2011
Jungle Jack and Sue head to southern tip of Chile to explore the Andes Mountains which is home to condors, guanacos and some of the most beautiful glaciers in the world. In addition, Jack learns about being a South American cowboy.
4x12 - Best of Malaysia
June 3, 2011
Join Jack and his family for an unforgettable journey from Borneo to Kuala Lampur! See how conservation work on the front lines is protecting Malaysia’s unique and diverse wildlife – like adorable orangutans, slithering snakes and two species of elephants!
4x14 - Manatees of the Amazon
March 4, 2011
Jungle Jack visits Peru to observe efforts of rescuing Amazonian manatees. He sets off for a boat trip on the Amazon River with other hikers.
4x17 - Amazon Rescue
July 1, 2011
Jungle Jack visits the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. His trip features a visit to the Taricaya Research Centre where conservationists try to rescue either orphaned or injured animals which include spider monkeys, macaws, tapirs, turtles, jaguars and giant river otters.
4x19 - Jungle Cruise
July 15, 2011
Jack takes a cruise with other hikers on the Amazon River where they observe pink river dolphins, sloths, giant river otters and anacondas.
4x20 - Protecting Peru
July 22, 2011
Jack visits a local market in a Peruvian jungle town to get a first-hand look at how the illegal pet trade is threatening many native species. Then he and Sue meet a man who’s making a big difference for hundreds of primates on Monkey Island. From woolly monkeys, to howler monkeys to sakis, this is an adventure that will truly touch your heart.