S2 E12: Dreamy Foxes and the World's Heaviest Unicorn!

S2 E12: Dreamy Foxes and the World's Heaviest...

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S2 E13: Magnificent Moose and the Great Canadian Turtle Rescue

Emma is one hard-working Earth Ranger...in fact, she's decided that it's time for her to take a little break. And you get to tag along on her vacation to the cottage! You never know what will happen when you're in the Canadian wilderness...but one thing's for sure: it's guarantee ...  Show more

S2 E14: Earth Ranger Emma needs your help!

Emma is on vacation this week so we’ll keep this episode really short. Check out round 4 of the contenders of the BEST ANIMAL JOKE OF ALL TIME. There is just one more round after this one and then we’re in the finals. So make sure to cast your vote for your favourite today. You c ...  Show more

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