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In Plain Sight

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In a fantasy training world, warrior-in-training Pinecone is paired with the quiet, nature-loving Wizkid Fauna to care for a magical snake root plant and earn a plant care token. Distracted by jealousy over her best friend Hawthorne befriending Annabelle, Pinecone bungles the plant care while Fauna patiently does the real work. By the end Pinecone admits she did not earn the token and gives Fauna the credit, then makes up with Hawthorne. The episode closes with Fauna inviting Pinecone to the hidden waterfall.

Let the Water Run

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In Fraggle Rock, the underground pool suddenly runs dry, upending Red's plans for her first swimming show while the giant Gorg family upstairs wants water for a bath. The real cause is Doc, a human inventor in his workshop, who has switched off the water to repair his old boiler. Red insists on doing everything alone but cannot reach the umbrella she needs until she asks her friend Gobo for help, and the two retrieve it together. Once Doc finishes the repair the water rushes back, and Red opens her swimming extravaganza with a diving leap.

Mom of a Croc

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Chris and Martin Kratt shrink down disguised as crocodile eggs to study a Nile crocodile mother nicknamed 'Crocodilla' along an African river. They count 57 eggs, observe how she regulates nest temperature, and watch her defend the nest from monitor lizards, hippos and other predators while Aviva, Koki and Jimmy support from the Tortuga base. The team discovers that egg temperature decides the hatchlings' sex and helps move the baby crocs safely to the nursery pool. By the end Aviva, who started out disliking crocodiles, admits she was wrong to judge them before knowing them.

Rattlesnake Crystal

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Chris and Martin Kratt and their crew crash-land their ship, the Tortuga, in the Sonoran Desert and find that its power crystals, made of a rare material called tellurium, are failing. Racing a countdown, the brothers use heat vision and 'rattlesnake powers' to search underground through ground squirrel tunnels, learning about real rattlesnakes along the way. They find tellurium crystals in a den full of snakes and get them back just in time to save the ship. The episode closes with live footage of the real brothers tracking wild rattlesnakes at a desert museum.

Jungle

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A narrator guides a journey through the rainforests of Latin America, following the smallest creatures as they survive among giant trees. A strawberry dart frog searches for a safe place to raise her tadpole, pygmy marmosets share the care of their young, and leafcutter ants, hummingbirds, an orchid bee, and a dung beetle each play their part. A great tree falls partway through, reshaping the forest and opening a gap for new life. The film closes on renewal, with the frog setting out again to raise the next generation.

Little Howler

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The Kratt brothers discover an orphaned wolf pup, Little Howler, has stowed away in a backpack, and set out to solve the mystery of where he came from. Retracing their day tracking a wolf pack through the northern woods, they learn how wolves howl, run marathon distances and team up with ravens, while dodging a charging moose and a cougar. Once they find the pup's den, they use wolf body language and his familiar scent to return him to the pack. The episode closes with real footage of the pup growing into a young wolf able to run on her own.

Savannah

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This documentary explores the African savannah from the point of view of its smallest animals, including an elephant shrew, a band of dwarf mongoose, a nesting crowned plover and a dung beetle. A narrator follows them through the seasons as the great wildebeest and zebra migration sweeps in, bringing both danger and opportunity. The small creatures forage, cooperate and defend their young against predators and trampling herds. By the end the migration moves on, the eggs hatch, the beetle wins a mate, and the mongoose welcome new recruits as life settles back to calm.

Monkeys Fly

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Lost in Oz follows Dorothy, a girl stranded in a reimagined Oz, alongside her dog Toto and a small group of young companions. In this episode, the group navigates a magical city and confronts a witch-coded antagonist while investigating 'levitational magic'. The story is told in cinematic 3D animation with shifting locations, from a dim lair to a sunset rooftop. The episode closes with the group still on their journey rather than fully resolving the larger quest.

Dome Sweet Dome

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Sonic, a blue hedgehog with super speed, travels into a dark alternate city to find help against Nine and his winged forces. He strikes an unlikely alliance with the Chaos Council, the villains he least expected to work with, and together they take on waves of robotic enemies in running battles. Tails, Knuckles and Amy appear among his allies through the fight. The episode builds to a large confrontation and closes on the team regrouping as the credits roll.