Here are all of the amazing animals featured in today’s compilation:

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1. South African Cheetah (00:00)
Leo spots a South African cheetah cub in his garden. The Junior Rangers journey to the savannah to locate the cheetah cub’s mother, but the cheetah cub is captured halfway by illegal hunters. Will the Junior Rangers have enough speed to catch up with these criminals?

2. Mola Mola / Ocean Sunfish (05:04)
Did you know that the Mola Mola or Ocean Sunfish is the heaviest bony fish in the world?
Do you wonder how the Sunfish got its name? Let's join Leo and Katie to find out!

3. Giant Panda (10:14)
Leo attempts to include Hero into his painting but Leo painted a black and white creature instead. The black and white creature that looks like a bear is actually a Panda.

4. Komodo Dragon (15:18)
Hero comes across an egg in the garden and while Leo was looking forward to meet a baby bird, a baby Komodo Dragon hatches from the egg instead!

5. Clouded Leopard (20:57)
A kitten, no, it's a clouded leopard cub that has been spotted in the garden! Noting that it is a cub and has zero hunting capabilities, it is time for the Junior Rangers to make a trip down to the rainforest to return the cub to its mother so that it can learn to hunt!

6. Leatherback Sea Turtle (26:37)
A fun game of table tennis leads to the surprise discovery of a baby sea turtle and sea turtle eggs! Can the Junior Rangers return the baby sea turtle and eggs to the beach while keeping them safe from hungry raccoons?

7. Malayan Tapir (31:39)
The Junior Rangers are on a quest to reunite a lost Malayan tapir with its mother. But their visit to the rainforest leads them to another encounter with… the Malayan tiger!

8. Koala (37:09)
Leo and Hero meet a koala in their garden. The Junior Rangers head Down Under to find a home for the koala, but a pack of wild dogs gets in their way.

9. Reindeer (42:33)
Join the Junior Rangers as they race across the tundra to reunite a lost reindeer calf with its herd. However, a river crossing might prove too tiring for the young reindeer.

10. Indian Star Tortoise (47:41)
The Junior Rangers have a brush with a poacher as they try to return an Indian Star Tortoise to its home in the scrub forest.

11. SmoothCoated Otter (52:40)
The Junior Rangers are on a mission to bring the baby smoothcoated otter back to its home. Will they be able to avoid a float of hungry crocodiles that have their eyes on the baby otter?

12. Dugong (58:17)
An unusual guest shows up in Leo’s swimming pool—a dugong! Come along with the Junior Rangers as they seek a safe home for the dugong. But can they accomplish that while warding off a ship of dugong hunters?

13. Atlantic Puffin (1:03:07)
Leo demonstrates the use of remote control car to Hero and while showing how the car can go around in different ways, an Atlantic Puffin decides to join them in this fun demonstration!

14. Pygmy Hippo (1:08:05)
A pygmy hippo appears in the garden pond. The Junior Rangers hit the road to send the hippo home, but their journey is delayed by a sticky situation involving quicksand, oh no!

15. Eastern Spotted Skunk (1:13:24)
Leo comes across an eastern spotted skunk while playing a game of minigolf in the garden. The Junior Rangers pop by the prairie to find a suitable home for the skunk, but an unfriendly coyote could put a dent in their plans.



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