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From Australia and Puerto Rico to British Columbia and New Mexico, Dr. Rae and Peter team up with dedicated rescuers and help rehabilitation efforts for injured wildlife, including orphaned wallabies, parrots, fishers and Mexican wolves.
From Australia and Puerto Rico to British Columbia and New Mexico, Dr. Rae and Peter team up with dedicated rescuers and help rehabilitation efforts for injured wildlife, including orphaned wallabies, parrots, fishers and Mexican wolves.
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S3, EP26 "Feeding Time"Dr. Rae and Peter explore the secrets of animals thriving in human care by gathering bamboo for pandas and eucalyptus for koalas; later, they help feed Mexican gray wolves by mimicking eating habits they will experience when released to the wild.
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S3, EP24 "Road to Recovery"Dr. Rae and Peter answer the call of wildlife in crisis as they head to the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre in Queensland, Australia; with a team of veterinarians and rescuers, they give a second chance to koalas, sea turtles and kangaroos.
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild
S3, EP23 "Back Where They Belong"From Australia and Puerto Rico to British Columbia and New Mexico, Dr. Rae and Peter team up with dedicated rescuers and help rehabilitation efforts for injured wildlife, including orphaned wallabies, parrots, fishers and Mexican wolves.
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