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Sheinelle Jones goes globetrotting to meet amazing animals like the Amur leopard, African rhinos, spectacular peacocks and gentle gray whales.
Sheinelle Jones goes globetrotting to meet amazing animals like the Amur leopard, African rhinos, spectacular peacocks and gentle gray whales.
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S1, EP13 "Back to the Beach"Sheinelle Jones embarks on an around-the-world adventure to find the incredible animal families that live on and near the world's most incredible beaches, from daring dolphins to playful penguins.
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S5, EP1 "Rare and Remarkable"Sheinelle Jones explores some of the rarest animal species on Earth -- such as black rhinos and Amur leopards -- and their remarkable critter kids.
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S1, EP14 "A Treat in the Heat"Sheinelle Jones journeys around the globe to spend a day with the animal families that live in the world's hottest regions, discovering how these fascinating families beat the heat.
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S6, EP26 "Water Wonders"Sheinelle Jones leads a worldwide adventure to meet ocean animals like penguins making their first splash, sea turtles, orcas and the cutest fur seal pups.
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S6, EP25 "At Home in the City"Sheinelle Jones meets baby animals who flourish in the world's towns and cities, including foxes, sea lions, monkeys and high-flying birds.
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S6, EP24 "Spectacular Species"Sheinelle Jones goes globetrotting to meet amazing animals like the Amur leopard, African rhinos, spectacular peacocks and gentle gray whales.
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S6, EP23 "Primarily Primates"Sheinelle Jones meets some of the closest cousins to humans in the animal kingdom, like chimpanzees, orangutans, gorillas and snow monkeys.
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