Wild About Animals

The Galapagos Islands are famous for their abundance of wildlife. Photographer Leanord Rue gives us a closer look. Also, visit the second chance wildlife rehabilitation center.

Learn about Lemur's! Also, visit Yellowstone National Park to experience the wildlife and the geysers. We visit a refuge in Maine that's a resting stop for many migrating birds.

See a different way of raising pigs, where swine forage for food just like their ancestors. Visit a wildlife rehab center in South Africa to get a close up look on some predators.

Visit one of the most popular wildlife refuges in the United States, featuring many exotic birds. Then to Africa, where we see wild animals in action, including the cheetah.

Witness the bond between child and baby animal. Travel to Alaska and witness the giant Brown Bear fishing for salmon. Explore the fossil beds of Badlands National Park.

We visit rehabilitating giant sea turtles as they prepare to be released back into the sea. Also, have you ever heard of a squirrel monkey? They are very curious creatures.

Visit an animal park in Texas with the feel of a large African park. Visit some of the endangered species of today and learn what is being done to keep them from extinction.

Visit the swamps of Florida, where they have more of their fair share of snakes. Meet the white tailed deer and explore the life cycle of this graceful creature.

Visit the birds of prey sanctuary in Charleston, South Carolina, showcasing an impressive variety of beautiful birds, from owls to eagles. Also take a barrier island eco-tour.

Travel to California to Yosemite National Park to see animals and a landscape that will take your breath away. Also, meet a friendly couple who owns 2 pigs as house pets!

Explore all kinds of creatures at the Upton Reserve in Long Island such as the endangered banded sunfish. Finally, visit the Fort Worth zoo's special attraction called Texas Wild.

Visit a national refuge in Texas to see a prairie dog village or an armadillo! Come on a fishing trip to the coastal waters of South Carolina, to spot some amazing birds!