While going on a weekend road trip with friends, a lonely teenage girl has visions of a dark, grisly monster, which start to become all too unnerving as the trip progresses.
A character study of Sadie Cypress, one of the last remaining elders who actively created Seminole patchwork, and her daughter, Janice Billie, who shares perspective on the cultural changes that are common to members of the Seminole Tribe.
Jungle Jack goes on a safari through Florida's Everglades where he encounters alligators and rattlesnakes. In addition, he views Native American traditions of the Seminole tribe.
Colton and Jack are in Big Cypress National Park Reserve in southern Florida, where the swampland is being overrun by invasive snakes. The guys hop a swamp buggy with a park ranger to learn about the preserve's unique ecosystem and to seek out one of the invader pythons.
Jungle Jack steps into Seminole country in Florida's Everglades and receives more than his bargain. This adventure has him revealing alligator nests and wrangling some big alligators that require their return into their free-ranging watery homes.
Jungle Jack explores the American state of Florida from sea turtles in the Florida Keys, alligators in the swamp, manatees in Crystal River to cheetahs and rhinos living large at White Oak Conservation Center.
