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NAT GEO WILD

Vets race to nurse a malnourished platypus back to health.

Secrets of the Zoo: Down Under

Platypus Emergency

Pairing endangered parrots for breeding is more complicated than it seems.

Hide and Beak

A celebration of the unsung heroes of Taronga Zoo: insects.

A Bug's Life

Taronga Zoo staff work to save the Tasmanian devil from a deadly disease.

The Devil You Know

Vets use different methods to find out if two of Taronga rhinoceros are pregnant.

Rhi-yes or Rhino?

The red kangaroo alpha male Malu has trouble eating and gets help from the mobile hospital team; the expected shipment of baby animals arrives.

Roo Can't Chew

Sydney's Taronga Zoo welcomes royalty back - two lions are ready to occupy the recently completed enclosure; a growing number of injured green sea turtles need veterinary attention; pygmy marmosets show off their big personalities.

Monkey May I?

Nala, the Australian sea lion, gives birth to a healthy pup; the zoo prepares to welcome zebras to the African Savanna exhibit.

Pup, Pup and Away

The keepers have a problem when the female Sumatran tiger, Kartika, behaves aggressively towards her cubs; a malnourished seal needs the help of veterinarian Larry.

Sealing the Deal

Keepers at Taronga's zoo in Dubbo welcome a baby hippo to the herd.

Hungry, Hungry Hippo

Injured koala Malakai enters the zoo's breeding program; a baby crocodile enjoys some treats; a lesser-known Australian marsupial gets a second chance.

Don't Bilby a Stranger

Two squirrel monkeys arrive in Taronga with a clear goal - to mate with as many females as possible; unfortunately, it all ends with a broken jaw and a visit to the hospital; Keeper Jordan talks about his special bond with a cheetah.

Once a Cheetah, Always a Cheetah

A behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to run the Taronga Zoo Sydney, Australia's largest zoo, located on the shores of Sydney Harbour.

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