Traveling Animal Shows Take Good Care of Their Business

Meerkat Way - It's not without great reason that this is Animal Planet's top show. It's the story of a group of meerkats, the Whiskers clan, in the Kalahari Desert of Sub-Saharan Africa. Although it is a documentary, made in collaboration with scientific research being done on the animals in that region, this show takes on more like a soap ie sometimes. We get to see the same lovable critters week to few days, and so gain an understanding of the personalities, associations, and daily dramas. Fréquentation over the top helps you to unite the non-fiction world with customized stories.

Typically the Crocodile Hunter - RIP Steve Irwin; you do more to make characteristics appear exciting than perhaps anyone else in history. Irwin's charisma and excitement are mesmerizing and over-powering. He flits about with the same maniacal glee regardless of the various cuddliness or deadliness of the animals he runs into. The show is absolutely addictive, with a host as fascinating as the animals. There will never be another Croc Seeker like him, but at least we can all enjoy the old shows for years to come on satellite TV.

Lemur Kingdom - If you loved Meerkat 9anime, you definitely need to tune in to Lemur Kingdom - at first called Lemur Road in the British version. These Madagascar ring-tails you do not have the same wild, all-night dance parties as they did in the animated feature film Madagascar, but their life is every bit as interesting and entertaining. You will definitely want to look at this on your biggest HD screen for the full, fluffy effect. The problems for power, love, and survival will have you coming back for further.

Pet Precinct - Animal save on the streets of New York City. The majority of the animals encountered are in bad situations, but thankfully the entire raison d'? tre of the Special Investigators is to help them out and give them better lives, occasionally even prosecuting people guilty of abusing animals. This show is a world away from the wild journeys of the Whiskers family or Steve Irwin, but shows how even in the urban jungle there is a wild creature kingdom. Numerous spin-offs can be found on satellite television TV featuring other metropolitan areas from Phoenix, Arizona to Cape great Hope, South Africa.

E-Vet Interns - E-Vet Interns provides yet another unique glimpse to the relationships between humans and animals. The 'E' in the title stands for Emergency. This show about interns is a spin-off of an earlier show called Emergency Veterinarians, about the doctors at the same Veterinary hospital in Denver, Colorado. That show once alternated off and on with the Crocodile Hunter for Animal Planet's most popular show, and this new iteration promises to live up those standards.