Dr Ann's Secret Lives

In northern Queensland, Dr Ann Jones comes face-to-face with one of Australia's mightiest predators, the bull shark, and discovers there's much more to them than meets the eye.

Dr Ann Jones joins a team of intrepid scientists on a daring expedition off the Pilbara Coast to study one of Australia's most mysterious and lethal predators: sea snakes.

Dr Ann Jones ventures into the steamy heart of Borneo's jungle to look for wild orangutans. She follows a team of dedicated scientists whose work gives new insights into one of the world's most intelligent and elusive great apes.

Dr Ann Jones heads to Rosemary Island, WA, to join turtle scientists on their annual nest survey. It's hot work, but worth it, as the females lay eggs, the flatback hatch, and she even wrestles a green turtle.

In Moreton Bay, Dr Ann gets in the water with a dugong as part of the world's largest dugong health check. It is a critical mission to help save the species globally. She also learns that many dugong secrets can be found in their poo.

In the middle of the jungle in Borneo, Dr Ann Jones and a team of scientists search high and low for a mammal as big as a dog and covered in scales. It is one of the world's most trafficked animals: the weird and wonderful pangolin.