The Mechanic and the Muskrat

Tiger cubs transition to the adult exhibit and a gorilla gets treatment.

A male sea lion is in rut and a flamingo gets help with a broken ankle.

The staff works to treat a freshwater crocodile and rescue a baby antelope.

A bison embryo is transferred and a rattlesnake needs oral medication.

The vet team helps a snow leopard and the keepers welcome a baby penguin.

A snow leopard is unable to eat and a fox prepares to meet a group of kids.

The staff tries to match two kiwis and a king cobra arrives at the zoo.

The staff brings toads to Africa and a giraffe tries out new equipment.

Famed hand-fisherman Skipper Bivins leads a group of city-slicker clients through the paces of "noodling" -- using your bare hands and feet to catch giant catfish!

Two best friends from Boston hope noodling will be the perfect adventure to get them out of their comfort zone, a brother and sister from California face their fears together, and two Chicago cops give hillbilly handfishin' their best shot.

Two New Yorkers hope to throw an Italian-style catfish fry, a father and daughter hope to have one last bonding experience before heading off to college, and an older couple is looking to add noodling to their list of wild adventures.

Two friends from Atlanta are determned to have a party on the river after they catch their first fish, brothers-in-law from Phoenix embark on a noodling adventure, and Oklahoma newlyweds hope this out-of-the ordinary adventure will bring them closer.

Longtime friends from Charleston want to show the Bivins crew that they can noodle as well as anyone else. Midwestern moms from promise to catch the biggest catfish, brave firefighters from Virginia hope to be bold in the muddy waters of Oklahoma.

Two sophisticated socialites are ready to toast their catches with a martini in hand, A pair of college basketball players are ready to bring their game to Oklahoma to catch some catfish, Newlyweds are ready for their next big adventure!

Chicago best friends look for more adventure in their lives, lifelong friends from Louisiana claim not to be afraid of catfish, three brothers from Annapolis compete for the biggest fish.