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00:02Seatbelts, everyone!
00:04Please let this be a normal field trip with a friend?
00:07No way!
00:08Cruising on the main street, you're relaxed and feeling good.
00:12Next thing that you know, you're skiing.
00:16Octopus in the neighborhood!
00:18Surfing on the sun wave, swinging through the stars.
00:22Take a nap that's your intestine, take your second right past Mars.
00:26I'm a magic school that hurts.
00:28Navigate a nostril, climb on the magic school bus.
00:32Spank a plane, turn two, on all the magic school bus.
00:36Wrap the river of lava, on the magic school bus.
00:40Such a fine thing to do.
00:42So strap your bones right to the seat.
00:45Come on in and don't be shy, just to make your day complete.
00:49You might get baked into a pile on the magic school bus.
00:53Step inside, it's a wider ride.
00:56Come on!
00:57Right on the magic school bus!
01:14It's amazing to think that there are all these wild animals right here in the middle of the city.
01:19Yeah, but if it weren't for the zoo, they wouldn't be here.
01:23No way foxes could live in a city on their own.
01:26Yeah, they've got a nice den in there where they can keep their babies warm and safe.
01:31And food is delivered.
01:33Sorry folks, but you'll have to go now. Closing time.
01:37According to my research, peregrine falcons like these are cliff dwellers who catch and eat other birds.
01:45It's really cool how they got their own cliff right here in the zoo.
01:49It must be the only cliff around for miles.
01:51We've got to go, guys.
01:54How come?
01:55It's closing time.
01:57Ah, too bad.
01:58Okay, we've got everyone but Wanda and Ralphie.
02:02That is so cool.
02:05I wish I had a tail I could hang by.
02:07Hey, Wanda, Ralphie, we've been looking all over for you.
02:11Oh, aren't those possums sweet?
02:14And the zoo made the perfect habitat for them.
02:17Lots of trees to hang from and places to hide.
02:22Now I know what the frizz meant when she said the zoo went to a lot of trouble to build
02:26places so these wild animals would have everything they need.
02:29Right here in the middle of the city.
02:31Yeah, well, we've seen all the wild animals we're going to see for a while because they're closing up the
02:35zoo for the night.
02:45All aboard, class.
02:48Miss Frizzle.
02:50Come ride on the wild side.
02:54So, did everyone enjoy our trip to the zoo?
02:57Did you see the possums and foxes and falcons?
03:00Oh, my.
03:01It was neat to be able to see the way those wild animals really live.
03:05Yeah, because when you live in the city, there's no way you can see any wild animals.
03:10Yeah, only party animals.
03:13Carlos.
03:13Well, as my cousin Buck always says, wild is as wild does.
03:20Seatbelts, everyone.
03:23Hey, Ralphie.
03:24Don't you think this is strange?
03:26I mean, we had a normal field trip.
03:28A regular trip to the zoo.
03:31I guess the Frizz thought seeing foxes and possums and falcons right here in the middle of the city was
03:36weird enough.
03:38But it wasn't so weird because they all had places in the zoo that gave them what they need to
03:43survive.
03:43Yeah, what would be really weird would be to see all those animals out here on the city streets.
03:48Can you feature that?
03:50Absolutely, Tim.
03:51We can all feature wild creatures.
03:55What?
03:56Tim, quick, take it back.
03:58Oh, boss.
04:00Do your...
04:01Oh, no.
04:03Stuff.
04:17Ms. Frizzle!
04:19I knew I should have stayed in my den.
04:22I mean, home today.
04:23Is it just me, or has the bus turned into a bear?
04:27And Liz is still inside it.
04:29We're all wild animals, which means we're in trouble.
04:33Oh, not necessarily, Tim.
04:35All we've got to do is take chances, get messy, and see what it takes to survive in the city.
04:42If we can survive in the city, come on, it'll be a piece of cake.
04:47All we need is food and a safe place to live.
04:51Well-reasoned, Carlos.
04:53Not bad for a bird braid, huh?
04:55So I vote we find food first, then...
05:15I don't know.
05:27I don't think I like being a possum in the city. It's not safe.
05:32Maybe we'd be safer in the bus.
05:35Good thinking, Ralphie.
05:38To the bus!
05:43Oh, dear.
05:45Where is the bus?
05:47Hmm, it was supposed to stay here to protect us.
05:50But bears will be bears, you know.
05:52Look!
05:54Hey, Liz, stop!
05:57Wait for us!
05:59Liz!
06:02What are we gonna do? What are we gonna do? What are we gonna do?
06:06Not to worry, class.
06:10Oops, I forgot. Raccoons can't whistle.
06:14We've gotta catch up with the bus. Otherwise, we're stuck.
06:18Carlos and I can fly, so we'll see if we can spot it.
06:30This way!
06:37There it is!
06:39Hey, Buzz! Wait for us!
06:42I see it!
07:02It must be looking for food!
07:10Hey, guys! The bus is going right into the middle of the city!
07:15Somebody's bound to see it for sure.
07:17We've gotta find it first.
07:18But how? It's not like we can just walk around in the city looking like this.
07:22We're wild animals.
07:23Oh, come on, class. Don't despair.
07:26As my Uncle Leo used to say,
07:29if you know what you need, you're halfway to getting it.
07:32Well, we need that bus. Come on!
07:36Let's fly, Carlos.
07:38Hey, wait for us.
07:47Tim! Tim! Tim! Stop! Wait for the others!
07:51Man, I wish possums weren't so slow.
07:55But would you look at that? How'd it get here?
07:58Poor thing. It must be lost.
08:01I bet it's starving and scared like us.
08:04It doesn't look scared to me.
08:06No, it looks as if it knows exactly what it's doing.
08:24What's the matter, Jake?
08:28Jake!
08:30Run!
08:52Here, over the wall!
09:09Jake!
09:10Here, boy!
09:18Forget it, Jake.
09:19There's no way you'll catch whatever's in there.
09:21It's too good a hiding place.
09:23Come on.
09:24Let's go home.
09:30Phew.
09:31He's gone.
09:32Are you sure?
09:36You guys all right?
09:40Come on out.
09:41You're not going to find the bus in there.
09:50What's that?
09:52What's that?
09:56A raccoon!
09:58A raccoon!
09:59First the possum, and now a raccoon.
10:01What's going on?
10:02What's that raccoon doing in here?
10:05It looks as if she's eating.
10:08I hate to say this, but...
10:10Those worms smell delicious.
10:19I don't think she was expecting company.
10:27I don't think she was expecting company.
10:28Well, Phoebe, it looks as if you have a tale to tell.
10:34There's a raccoon in there, Miss Frizzle, just like you.
10:38Do you believe that?
10:40Right here in the middle of the city.
10:42It's amazing.
10:44If that possum we saw, and that raccoon found something to eat, why not a fox like me?
10:50I'm starving.
10:54I don't think the people living here will appreciate you eating their decorations.
11:00I've got to tell you, they've got really good taste.
11:03Come on, you guys, we don't have time to eat.
11:06We've got to find the bus.
11:08Don't worry, Tim.
11:09Let them eat.
11:10We'll fly up and see what we can see.
11:12Okay, but don't be gone long.
11:14It's getting really dark.
11:16Back in a flash.
11:21See anything, Carlos?
11:23Yeah, a couple of nighthawks.
11:27Nighthawks?
11:27In this city?
11:33I guess someone told them there's nothing like going into the city for a good meal.
11:38Nobody told them anything.
11:40They probably spotted the moths while they were flying through.
11:44Well, the city's about to give me something I need.
11:47A nice, juicy nighthawk to eat.
11:54Carlos, don't you dare.
11:56We've got to find the bus, remember?
11:59But D.A., we're falcons, and falcons eat other birds, and I'm starving.
12:04If we can find the bus, then it can turn us back into kids,
12:08and we can all get something to eat.
12:11Something without feathers.
12:15Look, there's the bus.
12:18Let's follow it.
12:22Where'd it go?
12:24We lost it, D.A.
12:25I don't see it anywhere.
12:33And I'm getting really tired.
12:35Me too.
12:37I'd really like a nice cliff to perch on.
12:39But where are we going to find a cliff in the middle of the city?
12:43No problem.
12:44There's one.
12:46Uh, Carlos?
12:47Look again.
12:48It's not a cliff.
12:49It's a skyscraper.
12:52See?
12:53What difference does that make?
12:55We're safe up here.
12:56And if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for me.
13:01As the frizz might say,
13:03one person's skyscraper is another falcon's cliff.
13:10Where are D.A. and Carlos?
13:11Do you think they got lost?
13:12We probably shouldn't have split up.
13:15Well, I can't wait any longer.
13:21Arnold, where are you going?
13:23To find food.
13:26I'm with him.
13:28I'm starving.
13:29What if we leave?
13:30How are D.A. and Carlos going to find us?
13:32As my cousin Peregrine always says,
13:35never underestimate the ability of a falcon
13:38to see what it's looking for.
13:47No way a bus that looks like a bear
13:49could get across the street without being seen.
13:53What was that?
13:54What's going on down there?
13:56It looks like a bear.
13:59A bear?
14:01We've got to call the police.
14:03Or the zoo.
14:06The bus must have found something to eat down there.
14:09He's not just a pretty hood, you know.
14:12Come on!
14:16I don't see the bus, do you?
14:31Oh, this is where the elite meet to eat.
14:37It smells good to me.
14:42Jump in, guys.
14:43There's plenty for everyone.
14:56If you're the kind of animal like a possum or a raccoon that can, mmm, mmm, eat many different kinds
15:02of food,
15:03there's lots of choices in the city.
15:07Food, good places to hide, I'm beginning to think that maybe wild animals can survive in the city.
15:14Well, maybe it's possible for raccoons and possums and rats, but not for bears.
15:18Where's it going to hide?
15:20Where's it going to hide?
15:20It was definitely here.
15:23Hmm.
15:24A fox's nose.
15:25Nose.
15:26Nose.
15:27Nose.
15:29Nose.
15:53Nose.
15:57Nose.
15:59Nose.
16:07Nose.
16:08Nose.
16:08Nose.
16:13Nose.
16:21Nose.
16:22Nose.
16:23Yes, here's another paw print.
16:24The bus must have come this way.
16:26I don't blame it.
16:27It's a lot easier to walk along here and there aren't any cars or people.
16:32It's like a highway, just for wild animals.
16:34Look!
16:37I wonder where he's going.
16:39Yeah, you think he'd stay as far away from the city as he could.
16:43City, country...
16:44It's all the same to him, Tim, as long as he can find what he needs.
16:48Coming, class?
16:54You guys aren't going to believe this.
17:00Fox babies!
17:03Not only can wild animals survive in the city,
17:06they can actually live here and have babies and everything.
17:10Who knew?
17:11As long as an animal has what it needs to survive, everything's possible.
17:16Shh, shh.
17:17I hear it, too.
17:23Miss Frizzle, hide.
17:25As my friend, Madame DuVay, always says,
17:28take cover!
17:31Where'd you say you saw that footprint, Hal?
17:34Over here.
17:35But there sure was something weird about it.
17:39It's the zookeeper.
17:41Well, I see some fox tracks, and maybe a raccoon, but no bear.
17:46We've got to find it, tranquilize it, and take it back to the woods where it belongs, before it gets
17:51hurt.
17:51Well, let's keep going.
17:53It must be around here somewhere.
17:55Oh, no!
17:56Those guys are going after the bus!
18:08There they are, on the train tracks!
18:12We've been looking all over the city for you guys.
18:16The zookeeper's going to try and take the bus back to the woods.
18:19They think it's a real bear.
18:21And so they should.
18:23Even the bus thinks it's a bear.
18:26So where is it?
18:27Oh, bad.
18:28Oh, bad.
18:29Oh, bad, bad, bad!
18:31Okay, it's bad.
18:32But if we don't find Liz in the bus before the zookeeper does, it'll be worse.
18:37We'll be looking for food and a safe place to live for the rest of our lives.
18:41At least it's possible for us, and for falcons and possums and raccoons.
18:48But a bear doesn't have a chance in the city.
18:50It's too big!
18:53Foxy observation, Phoebe.
18:55I hate to be thinking of my stomach at a time like this, but...
18:58Is that food I smell?
19:04It smells gummy!
19:07Garbage!
19:09Hey, there's a big garbage jump just over there.
19:21That bear's got to be around here somewhere.
19:23There are tracks all over the place.
19:28We've got to do something.
19:30Well, if I were a bear, I'd hide in a cave.
19:34But there are no caves around here, Phoebe.
19:36Really, Tim?
19:37Are you absolutely sure about that?
19:43I see what you mean.
19:45It could be a cave if you were desperate.
19:48And the bus was desperate.
19:50And here it is.
19:52Sound asleep.
19:53Hey, Hal!
19:54Over here!
19:55We've got to try and keep them away from here.
19:57I'll see if I can distract them.
20:05What was that?
20:06A fox.
20:07And a real beauty, too.
20:09I'm not surprised.
20:10Well, I've seen whole families of foxes in that old graveyard back there.
20:16It didn't do any good.
20:18They weren't interested in me.
20:20No, they know that sometimes foxes live in the city.
20:23But how are we going to get rid of the zookeeper before he finds the bus?
20:27Then don't worry, class.
20:29Leave it to me.
20:31What's that?
20:32Looks like a raccoon.
20:35No way!
20:36I'm going to mess with an angry raccoon.
20:38She must have her family hidden around here somewhere.
20:41Better come back tomorrow when she's asleep.
20:43Yay!
20:43You did it!
20:44Come on, Ms. Frizzle.
20:45Well, raccoons may not be able to whistle, but we sure can kiss.
20:50Now let's get the bus.
20:53Quick, pull it away!
20:57Hey, bus!
20:59Liz, wake up!
21:04As I always say, only a great bus can bear up under difficult circumstances.
21:11Well done, bus.
21:13Yay!
21:14Let's hear it for the bus!
21:16Yay!
21:17Well, I think we've had a wild enough time for one night.
21:21Don't you, class?
21:23But we survived it, didn't we?
21:26You bet we did.
21:27Liz!
21:35Single file, please.
21:37Too bad you missed all the action, Liz.
21:39You wouldn't believe how many wild animals actually live in the city.
21:44And they can live here because they found food, shelter, and safety.
21:49And even though they're here, we don't see wild animals much because they're so good at staying safely out of
21:54sight.
21:56Sometimes they get here by following paths, like the old railroad track that leads from the country into the city.
22:03But to an animal, the city isn't a bad place or an ugly place.
22:07It's just a place.
22:09And for some, it's a pretty good place not just to visit, but to live.
22:13Oh, and I didn't have to wait to go back to the zoo to see more baby foxes.
22:19Well, Ms. Frizzle, this has been a bear of a field trip.
22:23Oh, good one, Ralphie.
22:25Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
22:28ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
22:30ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
22:32ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
22:34ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
22:38ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
22:47Magic school bus? Magic school bus? Magic school bus? Magic school bus? I wonder if we have any wild animals
23:03living out here, Liz. I don't care what you say, Liz. You were in the show. Keep looking.
23:15Hello, Magic school bus? The producer speaking. Hi. How come a fox can make it in the city, but a
23:21bear can't? Well, as you saw in the show, there aren't enough places for bears to hide, and they can
23:27be dangerous. If a bear tried to stay in the city, it would have to spend all its time hiding
23:33from humans like it did in our show. Right. Now, how can I tell if any wild animals live near
23:38me?
23:38Well, some wild animals are all around, only you forget about them. Squirrels, for example, and birds. You can use
23:46binoculars to watch squirrels and birds close up without bothering them. And sometimes, even if you can't see the animal,
23:54you can see signs they've been there, like tracks in the dirt or scat. That's the polite name for animal
24:00poop. There are books that will tell you whose tracks or scat you found.
24:05Hey, Liz. I think we've got a raccoon living out here.
24:09But when you do see a wild animal, don't try to approach it since it may be dangerous.
24:17I have some raccoons that live near me that are real pests. Is there any way I can persuade them
24:22to move someplace else?
24:24Sure. Find out what they're eating and make sure they can't get it anymore. If their needs, like food, aren't
24:31met, they'll move on. Also, clean up any garbage and make sure trash is tightly covered.
24:36Thanks for the tip. I'll try that.
24:41You know, you were right, Liz. You weren't in this show very much. So, do you want to be in
24:47it now?
24:59Now, that's what I call a wild animal in the city.
25:02Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
25:10Surfing on the sound wave, swinging through the stars
25:14Take a lap into your intestine, take your second right past Mars
25:18On a magic school bus, navigate a nostril
25:21Climb on the magic school bus, make a plane turn to
25:25On our magic school bus, rock the river of lava
25:30On a magic school bus, such a fine thing to do
25:34So strap your bones right to the seat
25:37Come on in and don't be shy
25:39Just to make your day complete
25:41You might get baked into a pie
25:43On a magic school bus
25:44Stuck inside, it's a wild garage
25:48Come on
25:49Right on the magic school bus
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