Hanna, Jack

Jack travels to Zimbabwe where he joins a "rhino roundup" in an effort to save the endangered black rhino. Next he travels to the U.S. for a look at efforts to save the big cats, including lions, panthers, cheetahs, and cougars.

Jack takes viewers on an investigation of animal intelligence, looking at parrots, dolphins, elephants and whales.

Visits Costa Rica and its lush rain forest, home to more than 50 percent of the world's wildlife. Shows the animals and plants which give such color and beauty to tropical rain forests and jungles.

Jack Hanna visits marine animals in zoos, including penguins, monk seal pups, octopi, lion fish, and a green sea turtle.

Jack Hanna takes viewers to see creatures who make their home in and around the sea.

A personal account of wildlife photographer Jack Hanna's month-long safari through East Africa.

Describes the work zoo keepers do to care for various animals living in zoos.

In this book, the author tells what it takes to care for, feed, and live with a wide range of animals, based on his experience at the Columbus Zoo and with pets of every variety in his own home.