Secrets of the Zoo: North Carolina - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Chimp Off the Old Block
Zoo keepers prepare for a chimp birth, vets investigate a bear's mystery illness and a dangerous antelope is darted on the zoo's grasslands habitat.
Dr. Zoo-little
At the North Carolina Zoo a gorilla has emergency dental surgery, vets examine a deadly rattlesnake and zoo keepers try to take blood from a lion's tail.
Hiss and Hers
Zookeepers prepare for the birth of a white rhino; two young lions leave the pride; and a pair of cannibalistic snakes go on some risky dates.
Polar Bear Opposites
The zoo hopes for a polar-bear pregnancy; two endangered red wolves go on a blind date; and a young elephant gets some unusual treatment.
Giraffic Park
The zoo welcomes a timid, new giraffe to the herd; a pregnant bat prepares to give birth; and devoted keepers give an epileptic chimp a better life.
Much Ado About Puffin
The doctors at the North Carolina Zoo are swamped! A huge alligator, with a history of illness, needs blood drawn, and a ferocious lioness goes under the knife to remove a cracked tooth.
Puffin But Trouble
Keepers hope for a long-awaited sand cat kitten; a nervous puffin chick learns to swim; and rescued black bear cubs prepare for life outside the zoo.
Running Otter Time
Zoo vets treat seven pythons; orphaned otter pups go to fish school; and keepers rush to help Arctic foxes with mysterious injuries.
Baby Makes Three
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