The bushfire season ends with a bang as a massive fire tests the Parks and Wildlife Service system; the terrain puts the firefighters in danger of being overwhelmed.
The middle of the year sees the Okavango Delta's channels flooded and waterholes filled to the brim, even though the rains already stopped around April.
From spiders that can walk on water and even breathe underwater, to ones that can weave glittering webs to catch prey by the dozens, and the mammoth tarantula that eats entire birds for breakfast.
Ivan-Asen, a lion in bad condition after years of inbreeding at a zoo in Bulgaria, is rescued by an animal welfare organization and must be moved to a long-term sanctuary.
A dedicated wildlife rescuer is hand-raising lion cubs that were saved from an illicit zoo in Razgrad, Bulgaria, but their growth soon poses challenges.
A sunset camel ride touring company adds seven new camels to their group; in four days, they will cover a 5000km journey; however, Australia has strict biosecurity laws and every stop is meticulously checked by veterinarians.
Leigh-Anne introduces the new cub who is put to the test on his first walk; Nathan finds two lionesses that have killed an impala in the darkness; Volunteers say goodbye to the cubs on their final walk.
Lively and playful cubs go on morning walk; Volunteers are introduced to not-so-friendly snakes; research intern discusses her experiments with the pride; lions hunt impala in the night.
After the tragic death of her mother, the old matriarch, Mensah must now take her offspring and the group to a safe place. Mensah is the last hope, and as the new matriarch, she must lead the march of the elephants.
Gyamo, a snow leopard and her two cubs haven't been seen since the big male snow leopard appeared. The father son wildlife filmmaker duo Mike and Gautam return to the same mountain to pick up the trail and find the cubs. Exploring this landscape they discover there are many challenges that surround this endangered cat.
Orphaned tigress Maya sets her own rules, leading her to fight rival tigers and wild dogs to maintain her strength in the main territory of central India.