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A black rhino labor takes an alarming turn; a kangaroo needs surgery.
A black rhino labor takes an alarming turn; a kangaroo needs surgery.
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S5, EP9 "Little Penguin Rescue"Following the journey of an underweight and vulnerable little penguin through her progression from tiny to mighty; Brian and Security Steve determine what triggered the monitoring systems that protect Taronga's fence lines.
Inside Taronga Zoo
S5, EP8 "Healing Hippos"Keeper Caroline notices that Nele's eyes have clouded over and becomes concerned, ordering an examination.
Inside Taronga Zoo
S5, EP7 "Carnivores Galore"A behind-the-scenes look at running Taronga Zoo Sydney, Australia's largest zoo, located on Sydney Harbour's shores.
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