Rainbow Brite's San Diego Zoo Adventure (1986)

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A Trip To The Zoo Was Never So Much Fun!   Rainbow Brite comes to life in this exciting live-action adventure filmed at the San Diego Zoo. Featuring a delightful original musical score and ZOONOOZ, special segments on fun facts about animals, RAINBOW BRITE'S SAN DIEGO ZOO ADVENTURE is an enchanting experience no child should miss!   #RainbowBrite #kids #zoo #SanDiegoZoo #1980s #1986 #animlas   Pete and Tracy are on their way to their weekly animal class at the San Diego Zoo when they notice something strage; all the spots on the Spotted Jaguar are gone. Something is happening to all the colors! It looks like a job for Rainbow Brite. Little do Pete and Tracy know, it's all part of Murky Dismal's dastardly plot to capture Rainbow Brite and take her magical color belt. Join Rainbow Brite, Pete and Tracy and all the San Diego Zoo animals for a terrific adventure filled with music, action, songs, and fun!

Transcript

00:00Come on out and play

00:27It's a perfect day for the zoo

00:30It's a perfect day

00:33There's always something new to do

00:35A perfect day for the zoo

00:37Would you like to hear about

00:44Rainbow Brite's latest adventure?

00:46It all starts one morning

00:48At the San Diego Zoo

00:50Two of Rainbow's friends

00:52Pete and Tracy

00:53Are on their way to the zoo's koala club meeting

00:56Where they'll learn all about the animals in the zoo

00:59Well, on the way

01:01They always stop to check out

01:03A few of their favorite animals

01:05Like the pink flamingos

01:07Do you know why flamingos are pink?

01:10Because they eat pink shrimp

01:11I guess you could say

01:13They are what they eat

01:14Wow

01:18Oh, this baby camel is only two hours old

01:25And already he's walking

01:27Or at least trying to

01:29Dad doesn't look like he's going to be much help though

01:32Look, here's the jaguar

01:41We learned about the jaguar in our class here at the zoo

01:44He's one of those cats that can swim

01:47Where's he from?

01:49Well, the sign says

01:50The jaguar is the largest cat found in America

01:53His coat is gold in color with black spots

01:57Let's go see him

01:58So far, it had been Pete and Tracy's usual perfect day at the zoo

02:04But not for long

02:05I thought you said he was gold with black spots

02:09I did

02:10Well, where is all the color?

02:14You're right

02:15The color is missing

02:16Someone must have stolen it

02:18That sounds serious

02:19It is

02:20I wonder who can help us

02:23Rainbow Brite

02:25Right

02:26Let's see if we can find her

02:28Great

02:28Come on

02:29Tracy's right

02:31It's serious when animals lose their color

02:34They need their colors to hide from their enemies

02:36And when they're hidden

02:38It's safe for them to hunt for their food

02:40When an animal's color helps them blend into where they live

02:43It's called camouflage

02:45Birds would be in a lot of trouble without their colors

02:48They use their color to attract a mate

02:50And it's the male birds that are usually the most colorful

02:54Like the snappy dresser

02:56Pete and Tracy really have a problem

03:02They have to find their friend Rainbow Brite

03:04The little girl who keeps the world in color

03:07But Rainbow Brite lives with the color kids

03:10On the other side of the rainbow

03:11Where do you begin to look?

03:13How do you signal her?

03:15Pete and Tracy tried everything they could think of

03:17Okay, good to see you

03:19Let's see you

03:23Cause I don't want it

03:55Well, the color is gone from the jaguar, and Pete and Tracy are desperately seeking Rainbow

04:19Bright. Not your usual day at the zoo. And I bet you're not surprised to hear that the

04:25old arch enemy of fun and color and self, the despicable Desperado from the depths of

04:32Gloomland, Murky Dismal, and his sidekick lurking, are approaching right now in the grunge

04:38buggy to check on their trickle.

04:44You bumbling buggy buster! The grunge buggy is totaled!

04:54Why didn't you have your hands on the wheel before?

04:59Because I was waving back at the friendly policeman, Murky.

05:04He wasn't waving, you bucket brain. He was telling you to stop. What idiot taught you

05:11to drive!

05:12Uh, you did, Murky.

05:14Now that I've fooled those two nosy kids, I can take my sign back.

05:29Fooled them, Murky?

05:31Yeah, sure. Now they'll try to bring Rainbow Bright here.

05:37Rainbow Bright? Help?

05:40Yes.

05:42This time, Rainbow Bright and that color belt of hers will not spoil my plans.

05:49When I get her here, we'll put her where she'll never stand in the way of my gray again.

05:56Uh, whatcha gonna turn gray, Murky?

06:01Just look around, you bloated dust mob.

06:05I'm going to turn all the animals gray.

06:09Then, I'm going to put them all in my own un-amusement park.

06:15Murky, dismal, gloom-a-world.

06:20People who want to see all these wonderful animals will only be able to see them in my favorite color, dismal gray.

06:30How are you going to take all the colors away from the animals?

06:34Uh, I'll explain it later.

06:37Right now, we have to catch a bus, thanks to your dim-witted driving.

06:42Oh, you don't have to thank me, Murky.

06:50So the colorful jaguar Pete and Tracy were expecting to see earlier was really a rare black jaguar.

06:57The black jaguar is a relative of the colorful jaguar.

07:01The reason he's all black is that his spots grew to cover his whole body.

07:05I guess you could say he's like a kid with one big freckle.

07:09The jaguar is known as a big cat and so is the lion.

07:13The lion is the largest of the big cats and certainly the laziest.

07:17He sleeps most of the time and even sends his wife out to do all the hunting.

07:21While the lion hunts in groups, the tiger hunts alone.

07:25But one thing all the big cats can do is roar.

07:29And our kids still have a big problem.

07:33They've done everything they could think of to signal Rainbow Bright, but without success.

07:37And they still don't know that they're playing right into Murky Dismal's evil plan

07:43to capture Rainbow Bright and take all the color from the animals.

07:47Gee, Tracy, I hope Rainbow Bright gets the message.

07:52Me too, Pete. I wonder where she could be.

07:57It's really outrageous. It could be contagious.

08:04The jaguar's lost his color. What shall we do? What shall we do?

08:10Is it just bad luck? Or has disaster struck?

08:17Who will be next? Rainbow Bright, we need you.

08:28Magic sprinkles make it right. Turning darkest day right.

08:35Painting the great spice with her rainbow fumes.

08:42Brushing the clouds away. Come on out and play.

08:45It's a perfect day for the zoo.

08:48It's a perfect day. Come on out and play.

08:51It's a perfect day for the zoo.

08:54It's a perfect day. There's always something new to do.

08:58A perfect day for the zoo.

09:01Just then a magical rainbow appeared in the sky over the zoo.

09:07It came all the way from Rainbowland and it's bringing the little girl

09:11who's responsible for putting all the color in the world.

09:16For the zoo. For the zoo.

09:22It's a perfect day for the zoo.

09:28To everyone's delight, Rainbow Bright and her faithful sidekick, Twink, arrive at the zoo

09:34to see how they can help their friends Pete and Tracy.

09:37And you brought Twink, too!

09:39I sure did, Tracy. Hello, Pete. Your message sounded serious. What's going on?

09:44We were down at the jaguar cage and the jaguar lost all its color.

09:48That's right. He was all black. That's right.

09:52Well, it sounds like Murky Dismal is up to his old tricks again.

09:55It sure does.

09:56Murky Dismal!

09:58Yeah, he's always trying to take the color away.

10:01What are we going to do?

10:03Don't worry, kids. We can handle him. Can't we, Twink?

10:06We sure can!

10:07Let's split up and see if we can find him.

10:09That's just what I was going to say.

10:11All right. Pete and Tracy, you two search over by the aviary where they keep the birds.

10:16Twink, you check out the bear compound and I'll look over by the African animals.

10:21Yeah! Let's get going!

10:23The creatures watching nearby are sea lions. People often mistake them for seals, but sea lions are as different from seals as cows are from horses.

10:49Sea lions are a lot easier to train than seals because they can walk on land with their long front flippers.

10:56And they can make noise, so they're a great audience.

10:59So Rainbow, Twink and the kids have set off to search for Murky Dismal.

11:08They wanted to see if he really is the culprit who stole the color from the jaguar.

11:12But that isn't going to be as easy as it sounds because now Murky and Lurky are dressed up as innocent tourists traveling all over on the zoo's tour bus.

11:22It looks like Murky Dismal's evil plan is underway. What do you think is going to happen?

11:29Over here on the right you can get a look at the largest blacklist bird in the world again.

11:33I love disguises, Murky. I mean, Murky Dare.

11:39Would you...

11:42These disguises were a brilliant idea if I do say so myself. And they're just the beginning of my plan.

11:52Yeah! What plan, Murky?

11:55The plan! The plan! The plan!

11:58Oh!

12:01First, we're going to capture Rainbow Bride in the rhinoceros compound and get her magic color belt.

12:07Capture Rainbow Bride in the rhinoceros compound?

12:10Then, I'm going to take all the color from all the animals in this zoo.

12:15Oh!

12:16And then, I'm going to put them all in my un-amusement park, Murky Dismal's Gloom World.

12:23Oh!

12:25And, I'm going to do it with my newest and most awfulest anti-color weapon, the...

12:32The Gauzaphone!

12:36Gosh! The...

12:39The...

12:40The...

12:41The...

12:42The...

12:43The...

12:44The...

12:45The...

12:46The...

12:47The...

12:48The...

12:49The...

12:50The...

12:51The...

12:52The...

12:53The...

12:54The...

12:57And you'll find out soon enough what it is.

13:00Now!

13:01Just imagine that flashy flamingo over there turning a nice fresh cement grey!

13:05Or!

13:06What if that cute orange orange orangutan was the color of a day old mud pie?!

13:12Oh!

13:13I like pies!

13:14Like pies?

13:16Or suppose that leopard over there lost all his spots.

13:22It looked like a wet newspaper.

13:26I love it.

13:28Now, don't forget the plan, Dingbat.

13:31Right.

13:32First, we capture the rhinoceros.

13:35No!

13:37First, we capture Rainbow Bright at the rhinoceros compound.

13:42Then we take all the color from all the animals with the...

13:46Gauzebone.

13:49Oh, that plan, Murky.

13:52Yes, that's right.

13:54And only the two of us know about it.

13:58Right?

14:00Right.

14:01Good. Let's keep it that way.

14:05I can't wait to try out the...

14:09Gauzebone.

14:12Where is that music coming from?

14:19And now, coming up on the left-hand side of the bus,

14:22is the polar bear exhibit.

14:24Sure looks like a great day for a dip.

14:28Do you know that polar bears have hair on the bottom of their feet?

14:33Why?

14:33So they don't slip on the ice, of course.

14:36Bears that live in places that get cold are big bears,

14:40because they need big coats to stay warm.

14:42The bears that live in warm places are the smaller bears,

14:46like the sloth bear.

14:47The koala bear isn't really a bear at all.

14:49It's a marsupial.

14:51Marsupials, like the kangaroo,

14:53have pouches that they carry their babies in after they're born.

14:57Twink tried looking in the bear compound,

15:03but saw no sign of Murky Dismal.

15:06As he passes all the animals,

15:08he just keeps wishing he could do all the things they do,

15:11like jump, leap, and fly.

15:13Oh, gosh, that'd be great.

15:15He could find Murky for sure then.

15:17But maybe he can, and you can too.

15:20Then we could all help Twink find Murky.

15:23So quickly, get up and follow along.

15:25Do what the animals do.

15:28Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

15:30Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

15:33Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

15:36Can you do what the animals do?

15:39Can you hop, hop, hop like a kangaroo?

15:42Can you hop, hop, hop like a kangaroo?

15:44Can you hop, hop, hop like a kangaroo?

15:47Can you do what the animals do?

15:50Don't just sit there like a bump on a log.

15:53Jump, jump, jump like a frog.

15:56Don't just sit there like a bump on a log.

15:58When you could be jumping like a frog.

16:01Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

16:04Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

16:07Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

16:09Can you do what the animals do?

16:12Can you slide and glide like a snake?

16:19Do you wonder if he ever gets a bellyache?

16:24Clap your arms just like an eagle

16:27Clap your arms just like an eagle

16:29Clap your arms just like an eagle

16:32Do what the animals do

16:34Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

16:37Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

16:41Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do?

16:43Can you do what the animals do?

16:46Get down on the ground, on all fours

16:49Proud like a bear, do it some more

16:52Get down on the ground, on all fours

16:55Proud like a bear, do it some more

16:57Now roar like a lion, roar

17:00Now roar like a lion, roar

17:02Now roar like a lion, roar

17:05Do what the animals do.

17:35Can you do what they do.

17:37Can you do, can you do, can you do what they do.

17:41Meanwhile, on the way to the rhino compound,

17:44that terrible twosome of gloom,

17:47Murky and Lurky, are continuing their plan

17:49to steal all the color from the zoo's animals

17:52and put them in Murky Dismal's gloom world.

17:56The next step is to capture Rainbow Bright

17:59and steal her color belt, the source of her power.

18:02Let's go through it one more time,

18:04harebrained.

18:06Now, are you sure you know what we're doing here, Lurky?

18:11Sure, Murky.

18:12I'm gonna make it sound like a sick moose

18:15and bring Rainbow Bright here.

18:18And then what happens?

18:20Then we close the gate

18:22and, uh, and, uh, uh...

18:26And then we got her!

18:30Now, let's try it once!

18:32Not that, Clunkhead!

18:39Just try closing the gate!

18:43Okay, Murky.

18:44When Rainbow Bright gets here,

18:47I hide like this.

18:49And when she gets right here,

18:52I close the gate like this.

18:55Did I do that right, Murky?

18:59Yes, but you locked me in here!

19:01Oops!

19:03Now let's get to work.

19:04What's that dismal sound?

19:17It could be an animal in trouble,

19:19or it might be a trick.

19:21I better go see.

19:25Shh!

19:25Be quiet!

19:27I think I hear it coming.

19:28Get ready!

19:28Ready!

19:29Ready!

19:30Ready!

19:31Ready!

19:32Ready!

19:33Ready!

19:34As Rainbow looks for the source

19:38of that sickly sound,

19:40she is about to discover

19:42more than she bargained for.

19:44Ugh!

19:44I hope she doesn't fall for that trap.

19:50We got her, Murky!

19:52Yes!

19:53And the color belt!

19:55Murky and lurky!

19:56I should have known!

19:57You let me out of this cage this minute!

20:00I'm afraid not, Rainbow Brat!

20:02We have some big plans,

20:04and you and that magic color belt

20:06are not included this time!

20:07Yeah!

20:08Yeah!

20:09Yeah!

20:09Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

20:10Come on, Lurky!

20:11Let's go!

20:11Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

20:14You can't keep me like this, Murky Dismal!

20:17I'll get out of here!

20:18Yeah!

20:19Now that Murky and lurky have Rainbow Brat locked away inside a cage without her color belt,

20:25without her color belt, they can begin their evil plan

20:29by unveiling their awful anti-color machine.

20:33J Marky, what is it?

20:37What is it? Why, it's my newest, meanest,

20:41most destructive anti-color weapon.

20:45The...

20:49de Gauss-a-moon.

20:53Oh, how does it work? Simple.

20:57It just takes a lot of hot air, so you're going to blow into it.

21:01The rotten gray cloud that comes out will take all

21:05the color from the animals. Every last one of them.

21:09I can't wait. Let's get started.

21:13But, Murky, I don't know how to play a de Gauss-a-phone.

21:17De Gauss-a-phone. De Gauss-a-phone.

21:21Now just blow.

21:31But nothing's happening.

21:33That's because you're blowing into the wrong air, Chowderhead.

21:37Oh.

21:39Yes.

21:41And a one.

21:43And a two.

21:45And a...

21:49A gray cloud spews out from the depths of that dastardly de Gauss-a-phone,

21:57sending its color-stealing powers out over the zoo.

22:01Every animal the gloomy gray cloud touches will lose its color, much to the delight of murky

22:09Disney.

22:11Oh, it's sure to ruin Rainbow's day when I make the peacock murky gray.

22:21And every hyena in the zoo will laugh when I take the color from that giant giraffe.

22:31The leopard no longer will delight the tots when he's nothing but a bunch of big gray spots.

22:41This rainbow will scream and Twink will pout when the gold of the conure is all washed out.

22:51And now for the camel with his magnificent hump.

22:55He'll look so much better as a big gray lump.

23:01That Siberian tiger's yellow will melt, and his fur will make a perfect gray pelt.

23:11Hehehehe.

23:13Everyone thinks this iguana looks keen, so I'll turn him gray instead of green.

23:23Hehehehe.

23:25The bongo's color will disappear fast, and its new gloomy color will last, and last, and last.

23:35Hehehehe.

23:37Oh, Rainbow Bright, I doubt that you can.

23:42Stop me from de Gauss-a-phoning.

23:45This too can.

23:47Hehehehe.

23:49Pete, all the animals are losing their color.

24:01What are we gonna do now?

24:03I don't know.

24:04Maybe Twink can help us.

24:05Let's go see.

24:06Yeah.

24:07While Murky's de Gauss-a-phone continues to take all the color away from the zoo's animals,

24:11Pete and Tracy are getting desperate.

24:13They know that Rainbow Bright's in trouble, and hope that Twink can help them find her,

24:18before it's too late.

24:24Have you seen Twink?

24:26No!

24:27Have you seen Twink?

24:29Yes!

24:30Have you seen Twink?

24:32Ah!

24:33Have you seen Twink?

24:34Ah!

24:35Have you seen Twink?

24:36Ah!

24:37Have you seen Twink?

24:38No!

24:39Ah!

24:40Ah!

24:41Ah!

24:42Ah!

24:43Ah!

24:44Ah!

24:45Ah!

24:46Pete, have you seen Rainbow?

24:48No.

24:49Tracy, have you seen Rainbow?

24:51No.

24:52We think Rainbow Brite has been captured.

24:54We've got to help her.

24:56Oh, no.

24:57We need her.

24:58The animals are losing their color too.

25:00I bet that's Murky and Lurky with their gauze phone.

25:04A what?

25:05Murky and Lurky?

25:06What's going on?

25:08We saw Murky and Lurky on the zoo tour bus.

25:11They were planning to capture Rainbow Brite near the rhino compounds.

25:14And we couldn't find her to warn her.

25:17And once they have Rainbow Brite locked away,

25:20then they can use their gauze phone to take all the color away from the animals.

25:25Oh, no.

25:26Poor Rainbow Brite.

25:28Let's get down to the rhino compound now.

25:31Oh, I hope we're not too late.

25:33Yeah, let's go.

25:37Oh, parrots sure are noisy.

25:40Did you know that birds use their beaks like you and I use our hands?

25:46A bird uses its beak to eat, climb, clean, and defend himself.

25:51He even uses it to build his house.

25:53A toucan's beak is strong enough, though it's hollow.

25:57Since it's hollow, it's light enough so he can fly.

26:01Parrots learn to imitate people easily.

26:03They can live in captivity up to 70 years, so they make good bets.

26:08If you don't mind all the noise.

26:14Meanwhile, back at the rhino compound, Rainbow is still trapped inside the cage.

26:19Without her color belt and star sprinkles, she's powerless.

26:24This is terrible.

26:25Murky and Lurky are out there taking all the color away from the animals,

26:29and I'm in here.

26:30How am I going to get out of this?

26:41Look! There she is!

26:49Rainbow!

26:50Pete! Tracy!

26:52Murky Dismal has taken all the color away!

26:55I know! You can help me out of here!

26:58I've got an idea!

27:01Come here, Pete!

27:06Come on, Tracy!

27:07Come on!

27:11And remember to tell him I sent you!

27:17Rainbow sends Pete to Debbie, the zoo's friendly and strong elephant.

27:24Okay, Debbie, I'll tell you when!

27:28Okay, Tracy, we're ready!

27:30Okay.

27:34Okay, everybody, stand back!

27:36Take it away, Debbie!

27:42Hurray! Rainbow's free!

27:44Rainbow's free!

27:46Thanks, everybody.

27:47Now let's get started putting the color back on those animals.

27:50Twink, do you have the star sprinkles?

27:53I sure do, Rainbow!

27:55All the animals will get their color back!

27:57But what about Murky Dismal?

27:59Now I'll take care of Murky Dismal and his...

28:02...the gals of them.

28:04Yeah, let's go find them!

28:07Now that Rainbow is free,

28:09the group heads off in search of Murky and Lurky.

28:12They've got to get the color belt back

28:14and return the color to the animals.

28:32They search all over the zoo

28:34and be very careful

28:36that they won't be seen

28:37by Murky and Lurky.

29:00And then they spot the evil duo.

29:03And there's the color belt.

29:11Rainbow tells Pete and Tracy

29:12to sneak over and snatch the color belt back.

29:16But be careful!

29:17It's right next to Murky Dismal.

29:32They've got it!

29:33Now it's back where it belongs!

29:35Look out, Murky and Lurky!

29:37Okay, Murky Dismal!

29:39Your degaussing days are done!

29:41Oh no!

29:42It's Rainbow Bright!

29:44Is that bad, Murky?

29:46Stand back!

29:49Oh no!

29:50Not my degaussophone!

29:55Oh no!

29:56No!

29:57No!

29:58No!

29:59No!

30:00No!

30:01No!

30:02No!

30:03No!

30:04No!

30:05No!

30:06No!

30:07No!

30:08No!

30:09No!

30:10No!

30:11No!

30:12No!

30:13No!

30:14No!

30:15Maybe you'd like to take some home!

30:16No!

30:17No!

30:18No!

30:20No!

30:24No!

30:25No!

30:26No!

30:26Rainbow Bright put the old agausophone out of commission

30:29and has put an end to Murky Dismal's plan

30:33to take all the zoo's animals to gloom world.

30:36But now, Rainbow and Twink have a really big job ahead of them.

30:41They must travel all over the zoo with a star sprinkle

30:45and put all the color back in the animals.

30:48Spots for the leopards.

30:51Spots for the cheetahs.

30:53Spots for the leopards.

30:55Spots for the leopards.

30:57Spots for the leopards.

30:59Spots for the leopards.

31:01Color the blue jays blue.

31:03Touch up the giraffes.

31:05Now the hyenas have their colored backs.

31:10Just lift it to the black.

31:17Magic sprinkles make your stripes.

31:21Turning dark in daylight.

31:24Painting the gray sky.

31:27With the rainbow blue.

31:31Brushing the clouds away.

31:33Come on out and play.

31:34It's a perfect day for the zoo.

31:37It's a perfect day.

31:39Come on out and play.

31:41It's a perfect day for the zoo.

31:44It's a perfect day.

31:46There's always something new to do.

31:48A perfect day for the zoo.

31:51Let's color the frogs green.

31:55Paint the flamingos pink.

31:58If canaries weren't yellow.

32:02What would people think?

32:04Halloween green.

32:05Green for the iguana.

32:08White for the llama.

32:10There goes a kangaroo.

32:15In the pumpkin of his mama.

32:17Magic sprinkles make it bright.

32:23Spring boots make it bright

32:26Churning dark in daylight

32:29Painting the rainbow

32:32Hanging with the rainbow ruse

32:36Brushing the clouds away

32:38Come on out and play

32:39It's a perfect day for the zoo

32:42Thanks for helping us create rainbow bright, Debbie.

32:50You were great.

32:51Yeah, now all the animals have their color back.

32:55Look, there's rainbow bright.

32:57Hi, kids.

32:59Hi, rainbow.

33:00Oh, no.

33:02No, no.

33:04What's wrong, Twink?

33:06What's wrong?

33:07That elephant is still gray.

33:10Now we're all out of stars, Wrinkle.

33:12What are we going to do?

33:14That's all right, Twink.

33:15Tell him, kids.

33:17Elephants are supposed to be gray.

33:21What would the zoo have done without rainbow bright?

33:28Everybody is so grateful, especially the animals.

33:33Everyone here at the San Diego Zoo would like to thank rainbow bright and Twink for bringing all the color back to the animals.

33:39Mickey, our California sea lion, has a special request that Pete and Tracy come down here.

33:47Thanks, kids, for helping save the day.

34:09It's hard to say goodbye, but at least now we know that rainbow bright and Twink will always be there when we need them.

34:22Thanks, Twink.

34:23You helped save the day.

34:25Goodbye.

34:26Thanks for answering our message, rainbow bright.

34:31Goodbye.

34:33Thanks, kids.

34:35Goodbye.

34:38Goodbye.

34:39Gee, Tracy, I wonder whatever happened to Murky and Lurky after we destroyed their de-Galza phone.

34:58I don't know, Pete, but I'm glad they're not around here anymore.

35:01Oh, boy, what a day.

35:03Say that again.

35:04You clunkhead, look how we have to travel since you wrecked the crunch buggy.

35:11This is a fine kettle of fish you've gotten a ningo.

35:16Hmm, it's more like a track-boating garbage, Murky.

35:20Ow!

35:22I know, I know.

35:27Ow!

35:28Ow!

35:29Oh!

35:30Oh!

35:32Wah-ha!

35:33O-ho-ho!

35:38How's it going?

35:56O-ho-ho!

38:00When an animal has the same coloring as the things around him, what is that called?

38:07Camouflage.

38:08Is the jaguar one of the big cats?

38:12Yes.

38:14Which of the big cats is the laziest?

38:17The lion is.

38:19What animal looks like a seal?

38:24A sea lion.

38:27Do large bears live in warm weather or cold weather?

38:33Cold.

38:34Their bigger coats keep them warm.

38:38Is the koala really a bear?

38:41No, it's a marsupial, like the kangaroo.

38:47Do parrots grow to be very old?

38:50Yes, some parrots can live to be 70 years.

38:54Why is it a good thing that the toucan's beak is hollow?

39:00If it wasn't, it would be too heavy for the toucan to fly.

39:04You heard the names of all the following animals in Rainbow Bright's San Diego Zoo Adventure.

39:12Let's see if we can remember who they are.

39:15Which animal is this?

39:19It's the sloth bear.

39:21He's one of the smallest bears.

39:24Bears are not able to see or hear well, but they make up for it with a great sense of smell.

39:31How about this animal?

39:34It's the leopard.

39:35His spots form a circle.

39:38Jaguars look like leopards, but their spots are different.

39:43Here's one you might know.

39:45A camel, of course.

39:48Those humps hold food and water.

39:51And when a camel gets hungry, his hump gets smaller.

39:56You know this animal?

39:58An elephant.

40:00Actually, this is an African elephant.

40:03You can tell an African elephant from an Asian elephant because of the ears.

40:08An African elephant's ears are bigger.

40:11And this animal is known for being the tallest.

40:17What's his name?

40:18Why, it's the giraffe.

40:20The giraffe's worst enemy is the lion.

40:23The giraffe can outrun the lion, so he always stays on his feet.

40:28He even stays standing up while he's sleeping.

40:32Here's an animal that hunts and packs like wolves.

40:35Do you know his name?

40:37He's a hyena.

40:38Some hyenas are known for their strange howl.

40:42It sounds like a person laughing.

40:44All hyenas have very strong jaws.

40:48A group of hyenas is called a pack.

40:51A group of these animals is called a mob.

40:54He's a rite, kangaroo, from Australia.

40:59The little fellow is called a joey.

41:02Here's another animal friend from Australia.

41:06Do you know his name?

41:08The koala.

41:09Eucalyptus leaves are all he ever eats, but it looks like he enjoys them.

41:14This guy enjoys sleeping.

41:18Do you know his name?

41:20The lion, sometimes known as king of beasts.

41:24Those paws are one of his best weapons.

41:28That horn is this guy's best weapon.

41:31His name is rhinoceros.

41:34The word rhinoceros is a Greek word that means nose-horned.

41:39It's really been fun seeing all the animals in Rainbow Brite San Diego Zoo Adventure.

41:47Another way to get to know more about the animals is for you to visit the zoo.

41:51The lion is a Greek word that means nose-horned.

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