Wild Heroes - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Episode 1
The Zoo prepares to move New Zealand's last elephant, the vets fight to save a kiwi, and the Zoo team helps one of the rarest frogs on the planet.
Episode 2
Auckland Zoo cares for a surprise native, the victim of a dog attack fights to survive and the team heads to a remote island to support a critically endangered species.
Episode 3
New Zealand's last elephant is on the move, the Auckland Zoo vet team fight to save a giant petrel and travel to Tasmania to support the Tasmanian Devil programme.
Episode 4
A sick little penguin is brought to the vet hospital, the Zoo team travels to a volcanic mountain range and Auckland Zoo prepares for a southern white rhino birth.
Episode 5
An injured sea turtle is brought to the vet hospital and the Zoo team travels to a volcanic island on wild work.
Episode 6
A sick fur seal pup is brought to the vet hospital, and Auckland Zoo supports a conservation emergency to save New Zealand's rarest bird.
Episode 7
Auckland Zoo travels to Dunedin to support the world's rarest penguin. An alligator is brought to the vet hospital, and the team embark on a wildlife emergency.
Episode 8
Auckland Zoo supports an endemic bird species, the vets deliver vital dental care to a southern white rhino, and the Zoo team travels north for a sea turtle release.
Episode 9
A Cheetah receives treatment at Auckland Zoo's vet hospital, the team perform microsurgery on an injured skink, and the keepers travel to Tauranga.
Episode 10
An injured Salvin's Albatross is brought to Auckland Zoo's wildlife hospital, and the team travels to the rugged West Coast to release a rare skink species into the world.
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