The Alaskan conservation heroes have their hands full with an orphaned newborn sea otter pup, a young bald eaglet that's fallen from its nest, and rescued foxes preparing for a habitat upgrade.

A rescued sea otter pup narrowly escapes one wildfire, while another presents a problem for a very unique owl; an expedition to see wild wood bison is threatened as a heat wave complicates the breeding herd.

A raven falls in fish guts, a seal swims through a fuel spill, and a keeper dives headfirst into a filthy moose pond; animal rescue in Alaska isn't always a pleasant, or pleasant smelling, business.

With an orphaned newborn sea otter pup, a young bald eaglet that's fallen from its nest, and rescued foxes preparing for a habitat upgrade, nobody's getting much rest.

An unexplained injury shakes up the wolf pack; a mystery shark from the deep arrives at the Sealife Center; a one-eyed eagle needs serious help.

Stranded harbor seal pups, fighting bald eagles and an ornery wood bison bull cause the Alaskan conservation centers to operate at maximum capacity.

Animal rescue centers who rescue, care and rehabilitate sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.

A dedicated team of conservationists and vets in India rescue animals in distress and find a way for India's people and wildlife to coexist in harmony.

Making a lucrative living certainly isn't a motivating factor for wildlife caregivers. It's a profession that appeals to those with a strong will, a big heart, and a love of wild animals. In rural western Kentucky, the dedicated individuals featured in "Wild Bandits" rescue, rehabilitate and release injured, sick, and orphaned wild animals. State-licensed volunteers like Kristin Allen, who works for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, answer emergency calls day and night, and coordinate with other rehabbers to provide the best care for each species. Despite the constant sacrifice of time, money and sleep, these caregivers make sure the animals come first -- with the ultimate goal of one day returning them back to the wild.

"Wilderness Vet" features compelling stories from the life of renowned veterinarian Dr. Michelle Oakley, who lives and works in Canada's rugged and sparsely populated Yukon. Each episode shows Dr. Oakley and her colleagues traveling to private homes, farms and wildlife preserves across the territory to help animals in need. Viewers get a look at wild animals in their natural habitats as the show offers an up-close view of the hard work and dedication required for their rescue and rehabilitation.

Alaska is a place that is known for its harsh beauty. Glaciers give way to winding coils of rivers and streams that feed into pristine lakes. Winters in the Arctic Circle can be harsh and unforgiving, but the summer brings with it some very surprising heat waves. The landscape is harsh, but it is home to an incredible range of wildlife. The series explores the seasons -- spring, summer, and winter -- and the way that they force the wildlife to adapt and thrive. Such animals to be seen are polar bears taking their first steps on the new ice of the season, a sea otter mother and its baby, and grizzly bears rushing to gorge themselves to fatten up.

Survivalist Les Stroud is dropped into extreme environments handpicked by local wilderness guides to see what Mother Nature does to survive.

Listing the extraordinary abilities of animals.