Barn Owl
A barn owl scares Leo in the garden. The Junior Rangers depart for the grasslands to find a better hunting place for the barn owl.
Leo the Wildlife Ranger
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60 episodes · First aired 2015-11-02
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A barn owl scares Leo in the garden. The Junior Rangers depart for the grasslands to find a better hunting place for the barn owl.
Leo comes across a baby Asian elephant while planting an apple tree. To find the elephant's mother, the Junior Rangers explore the lowland forest.
Leo, Katie and Hero get to know a feathery new friend-an Indian peacock. They bring the peacock to the rainforest to look for peahens, but end up crossing paths with two jungle cats.
The Junior Rangers bring a wild boar in their garden back to the forest. There, Ranger Rocky advises the Junior Rangers to find the boar's sounder, which is a group of female wild boars and their young children.
A fun game of table tennis leads to the surprise discovery of a baby sea turtle and some sea turtle eggs. Can the Junior Rangers return the baby sea turtle and eggs to the beach while keeping them safe from hungry raccoons?
The Junior Rangers bring a greater mouse-deer back to its home in the rainforest. But can the Junior Rangers rescue the mouse-deer when it gets caught in an animal trap?
Who's that hopping into the garden? Why, it's a yellow-footed rock-wallaby-and its baby. The Junior Rangers hightail it to Australia to send mother and child home, but will a couple of flat tires throw a spanner in the works?
A vervet monkey shows up as an uninvited guest to one of Leo's picnics. The Junior Rangers head to the savannah to bring the monkey home, but the trip takes a nasty turn when they fall into an animal trap.
Leo, Katie and Hero travel to Peru to take a marvellous spatuletail home. But what can they do when the hungry bird falls into a deep sleep?
A trip to the rainforest becomes necessary when a clouded leopard cub turns up in the garden. The Junior Rangers search for the cub's mother, but are set back when the cub gets entangled in some tree vines above water.
Leo meets an Atlantic puffin in the garden while playing with his remote-controlled car. The Junior Rangers decide to take the puffin home to Iceland. There, Leo has a mishap at the edge of a cliff.
After an Asian palm civet steals Hero's food, the Junior Rangers set off to bring the civet back to where it belongs. The trip takes them to the rainforest, a durian plantation and a run-in with a wild boar.
Leo catches a raccoon digging around in his trash. The Junior Rangers take the raccoon back to the forest where it can find its own food. However, some unfriendly raccoons make things difficult for Leo and company.
A yellow-eyed penguin wanders into Hero's kennel. The Junior Rangers head to New Zealand to find the penguin's home, but can they prevent tourists from disturbing yellow-eyed penguins on the beach?
A yellow-crested cockatoo joins Leo and Hero's game of musical statues. After learning more about the bird, the Junior Rangers travel to the rainforest to take it home.
Katie finds out that a big fish in the garden pond is a whitespotted bamboo shark. The Junior Rangers sail to the Pacific Ocean to find a coral reef for the bamboo shark to live in.
When a Sunda slow loris lands in the garden, the Junior Rangers quickly learn that they have to return it to the wild. Will they manage to find the slow loris a home? Or will the slow loris end up as a snack for a hungry sun bear?
Join the Junior Rangers as they race across the tundra to reunite a lost reindeer calf with its herd. However, a river crossing might prove too tiring for the young reindeer.
A visit to the mangrove swamp is in order when Leo and Hero find a baby estuarine crocodile in the garden. Can the Junior Rangers find the baby crocodile's nest while avoiding the adult crocodiles that roam the swamp?
Leo finds a baby plantain squirrel eating his seed collection. The Junior Rangers drive to the forest to locate the squirrel's nest and mother.