Rhys Jones's Wildlife Patrol

A man in a scorpion-sting coma, a policeman spooked by a tarantula, and a spate of deer with missing limbs - it's all in a day's work for wildlife crime expert Dr. Rhys Jones.

When Dr Rhys Jones's Mum finds a poorly Kestrel on a wall, it triggers a series of events that end with a police raid on the home of a known criminal.

Dr. Rhys Jones leads a police raid on a bird dealer, there's hysteria at a killer spider call-out, and Swansea University requests Rhys's expertise to solve a mystery.

Wildfires lead to conflicts between a snake and humans; a buzzard that falls into a vat of cold fat, and Dr. Jones is called in on his biggest case yet.

Dr Jones is called in to rehabilitate a mandrill, helps with the reintroduction of water voles in UK rivers, and assists the police in a nationwide anti-deer-poaching initiative.

Dr. Rhys Jones investigates the suspicious death of a young otter and explores the connection between vanishing snow voles and the phenomena of global weirding.

Dr. Jones encounters his most unusual request yet: could he take a chimpanzee to A&E for an MRI scan? He's then called in to deal with a tarantula in a churchyard.

Wildlife expert Dr. Rhys Jones is called in by the police to track down 40 escaped wild boar, an aggressive and non-native species threatening the local community.

After a spate of salmon poaching, Dr. Rhys Jones is called in to help the police in tracking them down. Also in this episode, Dr. Jones has a smelly encounter with a grass snake.

There's another court case in store for wildlife expert, Dr Rhys Jones, as he leads a police raid on a flat where birds of prey are being kept in appalling conditions.