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Cracking the Koala Code

Explore the day-to-day dramas of an extended family of koalas, seen through the eyes of the scientists studying their every move and vocalization. Watch a preview of the film.
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Preparing for a Eucalyptus Diet

A baby koala consumes his mother's pap, a secretion that will give the joey the bacteria needed to digest eucalyptus leaves.
Mythbusting Opossum Facts

Explore the myths and misconceptions surrounding the widely misunderstood opossum.
A Wild Animal Curator Comes Home

Meet Donna Doherty, a Curator of Ungulates and Carnivores at the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bronx Zoo.
Foxes: Dog Hardware, Cat Software

Foxes may look like tiny dogs, but they pounce like cats -- what’s going on inside the brains of these incredible animals?
A People-First Approach to Conservation In Papua New Guinea

Meet Elizah Nagombi, a Senior Marine Biologist with the Papua New Guinea program at WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society).
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A Battle for Territory

A fight erupts between two koalas after one of the males invades the other's territory.
The Delicious Climate Change-Fighting Plant

Have you ever heard of spekboom? This miracle plant helps combat climate change and tastes good in ice cream. What can't it do?
This Rat Can Drive. Does That Mean It's Intelligent?

Have you ever seen a rat drive a car? Well in this episode of "Animal IQ" you can! Learn about these amazingly intelligent creatures.