Descendants of giant South American rodents, the guinea pig is now a sweet, cuddly critter that is perfect, even for a small child. Just make sure they have good pellets to eat and their bedding is kept clean.

Some talk, some sing, and some only screech but parrots are super intelligent pets that can be very demanding. Be prepared if you want a parrot.

If you're not squeamish, geckos are a cool and exotic pet that is neither fuzzy or feathery. But, you do have to feed them live insects.

Capybaras are really giant rodents! It sounds a little daunting, but they are very loyal and as long as you have a place for them to swim they stay extremely happy.

Curious, energetic, and mischievous, the ferret is considered the clown of the animal world and they were even kept as pets by royalty.

Soft, fluffy, with a twitchy nose, rabbits make great companions. They are interactive and playful. They can even be trained to use a litter-box.

Cute, fuzzy, and small enough to fit in your pocket, the hamster makes a great first pet.

Guess who Brimley is named after and why? They share full, fluffy white mustaches - but they probably don't share a love of being vacuumed.

Gravity? What gravity?

Danny and Blake hate snakes. So what does Matt do? He plants a fake snake on the trail.

In this deleted scene, the Gator Boys try to locate an alligator breeding ground at night, and the best way to find one is to be on the lookout for baby gators.

In the first step of Laura's immersion therapy, she has to put her hands on a glass case containing preserved specimens of cockroaches!

A scared gator finds its way into a garage and the Gator Boys are called to the rescue!

No matter when or where, pandas can always find a way to get comfortable. Check out these relaxing moments from the explore.org Panda Cam.

A man living on a canal calls in the Gator Boys to look for a gator that has been eating the local duck population. Paul goes diving and snags an angry gator!

Since his mother Almendra abandoned him, little Punkin' must choose a new stuffed animal to serve as his new mother. Which one will be his new snuggle buddy?

Katie is one of many giraffes at the Dallas Zoo.

Crazy bird feeds cat and dog from the mouth.

When Ashley gets hurt while trying to rope in an alligator, Paul focuses on saving it from further harm. But who will be there to help bring the animal out of the water?

Jimmy has to take a routine inventory of his snakes' health - with the help of his terrified girlfriend Sara.

Cats who do laundry and retrieve your cell phone - who knew cats could be so helpful?

Gator Boys Guide to Wrestling Life: Solving the Problem. Whether it's catching gators or a home improvement project, Paul explains that solving any problem requires diligence and patience.

It's becoming more obvious that help is needed at the Gator Boys rescue, so Paul and Ashley take some time to interview candidates who could potentially replace Jimmy.