S4 E20: Adelia Goodwin’s Secret Journal - A Tiger's Tale

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S4 E21: Adelia Goodwin's Secret Journal - Echoes of the Jungle

Emma’s quest for Adelia Goodwin has brought her to the skies above Nicaragua. But how is she going to get down into the jungle if there is no runway in sight. Are Emma’s quick wits and daredevil pilot skills enough to save the day? And what new mysteries await her on the jungle f ...  Show more

S4 E22: Adelia Goodwin's Secret Journal – Jaguars VS Ocelots

Is Emma's quest finally coming to an end? Her search for Adelia Goodwin has brought her to Nicaragua where two little girls Emma met seem to know just where she is! Can it be treu? When this all culminates to a showdown between jaguars and ocelots, where will things go? Will ever ...  Show more

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