[MUSIC PLAYING]
ELMO: [SINGING] La, la, la, la.
La, la, la, la, Elmo's world.
La, la, la, la.
La, la, la, la, Elmo's world.
Elmo loves his goldfish,
his crayon, too.
Oh.
Yeah.
That's Elmo's world.
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, hello, there.
This is Elmo's world.
And Elmo's so happy to see you.
Oh, and so is Dorothy.
Say hello, Dorothy.
[LAUGHTER]
Guess what Elmo's
thinking about today?
Ya-ta-ta--
[KNOCKING]
Doo-doo-doo-doo.
[ROARING]
Yeah.
A lion, a tiger,
and bear, oh, dear.
[MONKEY NOISES]
Oh, and monkeys.
So did you guess yet?
No?
OK, here we go again.
Wild--
[ANIMAL NOISES]
Animals.
[ANIMAL NOISES]
You know, wild animals.
[ANIMAL NOISES]
Oh, yay.
Yay.
[MEOWING]
[BLOW HORN]
[ANIMAL NOISES]
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, must be the
call of the wild.
Oh, look.
Look, look at Dorothy.
Dorothy's been thinking
about wild animals, too.
What's that, Dorothy?
Oh?
Oh, OK.
OK.
Dorothy says wild animals live
outside and away from people.
Wow, that Dorothy is so smart.
Huh?
Oh.
Oh, OK, OK.
Dorothy has a question.
What kind of animal
is a wild animal?
Oh, oh, let's ask Mr. Noodle.
Mr. Noodle?
Hi, Mr. Noodle?
No.
Over here, Mr. Noodle.
No, not down there, Mr. Noodle.
Boy, those binoculars
don't work very well.
Too far down, keep going up.
Up, up, up, up.
There, stop.
Oh, Mr. Noodle, no
wonder you can't
see through the binoculars.
You still have the cover on.
Take the covers off.
Yay.
Hi, Mr. Noodle.
Hi.
Oh, now, can Mr. Noodle stop
playing with the binoculars,
please?
Dorothy has a question.
You ready?
Good.
What kind of animal
is a wild animal?
There he goes.
Oh.
GIRL: What animal is that?
BOY: Is it a dog?
GIRL: I think he's a frog.
[MEOWING]
He's washing his
face like a kitty.
Mr. Noodle's
pretending to be a cat.
BOY: Yeah, a cat.
GIRL: Wow, that's
a big ball of yarn.
[LAUGHTER]
Cat's love to play with yarn.
But a cat is not a wild
animal, Mr. Noodle.
ELMO: Uh, a cat's a pet.
Cats live with people.
What's a wild
animal, Mr. Noodle?
[MOOING]
GIRL: He's mooing like a cow.
Cows live on farms.
They're not wild.
ELMO: Farmers take care of them.
They live around people, too.
CHILDREN: Try again, Mr. Noodle.
ELMO: Try again.
[BARKING]
GIRL: Is that a dog?
BOY: I don't think so.
GIRL: Oh, a seal.
CHILDREN: Yay.
GIRL: Good job, Mr. Noodle.
A seal is a wild animal.
ELMO: They live in the sea.
GIRL: Oh, it's Wolfgang.
Wolfgang is a seal, too.
ELMO: Good seal, Mr. Noodle.
[LAUGHTER]
Boy, that Mr. Noodle
is some silly seal.
What's that?
Oh, OK, Dorothy.
Dorothy wants to
ask someone else.
What kind of animal
is a wild animal?
BOY: Dorothy, a lion
is a wild animal.
I lion sounds like this.
Roar.
BOY: Hey, Dorothy, an
elephant is a wild animal.
They have trunks.
And they roar like this--
[ELEPHANT NOISES]
BOY: Dorothy, monkeys are wild.
They make monkey
sounds like this.
[MONKEY NOISES]
ELMO: Oh, thanks, everybody.
Oh, and thanks, Dorothy.
Now, Elmo will ask a baby.
Oh, hello, baby.
Hi.
Hi, baby.
What kind of animal
is a wild animal?
Oh, what-- what's baby have?
A giraffe?
Is that a giraffe?
Wow, a giraffe is a wild animal.
Oh, thanks, baby.
Mu-ah.
[LAUGHTER]
[MONKEY NOISES]
Elmo can be a wild animal, too.
Oh, bye, monkeys.
Well, we'll monkey
around more later.
Ha-ha-ha, oh, and, now,
Elmo has a question for you.
Oh, how many spots
are on this leopard?
Let's count them and see.
Hi, leopard.
ALL: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
ELMO: Oh, wow.
Well, and one more spot.
15, that's 15 spots.
Oh, bye, leopard.
Great counting everybody.
And, now, Elmo--
COMPUTER: Elmo has mail.
ELMO: Oh, look,
it's the computer.
COMPUTER: Elmo has mail.
ELMO: And it's being
a wild animal, too.
A kangaroo.
COMPUTER: Elmo has mail.
ELMO: Hop, hop, hop, hop.
COMPUTER: Elmo has mail.
ELMO: OK, stop, computer.
Stop.
Oh, no.
Now, the mouse is
being a kangaroo.
OK, stop, mouse.
Thank you.
Oh, look.
Elmo's friend, Prairie
Dawn, sent Elmo email.
PRAIRIE DAWN: Hello, Elmo.
You know, wolves are
wild animals, too.
And I know a very
famous one, the Big Bad
Wolf from the fairytale
"The Three Little Pigs."
Oh, what do you know?
Here he is now.
BIG BAD WOLF: Hi, Elmo.
PRAIRIE DAWN: You
know, the Big Bad
Wolf is famous is for
huffing, and puffing, right?
And blowing houses down.
[HUFFING]
Oh, look, is that huffing,
and puffing, and-- whoa.
BIG BAD WOLF: Huffing and
puffing, it's what I do.
PRAIRIE DAWN: Oh, dear.
Uh, bye, Elmo.
BIG BAD WOLF: Bye, Elmo.
[HUFFING]
[LAUGHTER]
ELMO: Wow, that wolf is wild.
Oh, thanks for the
email, computer.
Now, Elmo wants to know
where wild animals live.
Don't you?
Oh-ho-ho, is that a wild
animal in the drawer?
Let's check it out.
Hello?
Is there any wild
animals in there?
Come out, come out,
wherever you are.
Where do gorillas live?
In a bathtub?
In the jungle?
Or on a tricycle?
CHILD: In the jungle.
ELMO: Very good, gorillas
live in the jungle.
Where do deer live?
On the moon, in a
boot, or in the woods?
CHILD: Deer live in the woods.
ELMO: That's right.
Deer don't live on the
moon or in the boot.
Deer live in the
woods, very good.
Where do elephants live?
In a teacup, a trash
can, or grasslands?
CHILD: Elephants
live in grasslands.
ELMO: That's right.
Elephants don't
live in trash cans,
unless it's Oscar's
elephants, Fluffy.
[ELEPHANT NOISES]
OSCAR: Time for your
mud bath, Fluffy.
[ELEPHANT NOISES]
Ha-ha-ha.
ELMO: Oh, thanks, drawer.
Some wild animals live in
a place called the zoo.
Elmo's friend, Rachel,
went to the zoo
and told Elmo all about it.
You want to watch, drawer?
OK.
RACHEL: I went to the zoo with
my friend, Vivian, and her mom.
We were so excited.
First, we saw giraffes.
They have really long
necks and tongues.
We saw zebras and lions.
They were sleeping in the sun.
I really love the elephants.
We watched them eating.
They use their trunks
to help them eat.
Then we took a little train
that went over a place
where Asian animals live.
We saw deer, a peacock, a
red panda, a rhinoceros,
and tigers.
They were pretty.
Then we saw African
jungle animals.
There were green,
green trees and mist.
We saw an okapi, lots of kinds
of monkeys, and gorillas.
We looked at them
and they look at us.
Gorillas love to climb and play.
And they are friends, just like
us, and families, just like us.
I love wild animal.s
I really do.
ELMO: Aw, thanks, Rachel.
Elmo loves wild animals, too.
Now--
[ANIMAL NOISES]
Boy, this place is a zoo.
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, thank you.
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, now, Elmo wants to learn
more about wild animals.
Don't you?
How can we find out more?
Hm.
Oh-ho-ho, yes, we can watch
the Wild Animal Channel.
[ANIMAL NOISES]
Oh, wild animals want to watch
the Wild Animal Channel, too.
[ANIMAL NOISES]
Well-- well, can--
can everybody see?
Oh, good.
Good, good.
OK, turn yourself on, TV.
MAN: The Wild Animal Channel,
where the wild things are.
And, now, it's time
for Wild, Wild Kingdom
with Marla Perkins.
MARLA: Hi, I'm Marla Perkins.
I visit wild animals
all over the world.
And, today, we're gonna visit
some wild animals called
marsupials who live in the
wild, wild kingdom of Australia.
Isn't that wild?
Let's go down under and outback
to say good day to them.
First stop, we're going to
say good day to a koala bear.
Isn't he adorable?
Good day, koala bear.
Koalas spend their day
eating eucalyptus leaves.
And sleeping.
Wild.
And here's another marsupial,
one that hops, a kangaroo.
Good day, kangaroo.
Kangaroos don't need
nests because they
have pouches for their babies.
Good day, baby kangaroo.
And that's what I
call a mobile home.
And here's another
marsupial, a wombat.
They have pouches, too.
And they waddle.
Good day, wombat.
Kangaroos hop and
wombats waddle.
And koalas snore.
Sounds like a dance, the
marsupial waddle, hopping song.
Waddle, waddle,
hop, hop. [SNORING].
Waddle, waddle,
hop, hop. [SNORING].
That's our marsupial
waddle hopping.
Wild.
I'm Marla Perkins saying good
day from the wild, wild kingdom
of Australia.
Waddle, waddle,
hop, hop. [SNORING].
Waddle, waddle,
hop, hop. [SNORING].
MAN: Coming up next on
the Wild Animal Channel,
the lion in winter,
starring Lionel Barrymore,
followed by The Lion
King with Tiger Woods.
ELMO: Good day, TV.
Oh, thank you.
[ANIMAL NOISES]
OK, let's-- let's--
let's do that song, OK?
Here we go.
Waddle, waddle,
hop, hop. [SNORING].
Waddle, waddle,
hop, hop. [SNORING].
[LAUGHTER]
Wait, wait, wait.
But Elmo-- Elmo wants to
learn more about wild animals.
MONKEY: Psst, we
are wild animals.
ELMO: Oh, yeah, that's right.
Elmo can talk to wild animals.
LION: Yes, yeah, talk to me.
I'm the king of
the jungle, man--
ELMO: Wait, wait,
wait, one at a time.
One at a time.
Elmo can't-- Elmo can't hear.
[ELEPHANT NOISES]
Elmo can't hear.
ELEPHANT: I say,
pipe down, everyone.
You're behaving like a
pack of wild animals.
MONKEY: Psst, we
are wild animals.
[LAUGHTER]
ELEPHANT: Yes, right.
MONKEY: I love that joke.
ELEPHANT: So what
did you want to know
about wild animals, Elmo?
ELMO: Um, well, what
do wild animals eat?
MONKEY: Eat?
Oh, we eat?
LION: Oh, yeah.
ELMO: Where are you going?
Where-- where did they all go?
ELEPHANT: To eat.
Just thinking about
food makes them hungry.
ELMO: Well-- well,
what do they eat?
ELEPHANT: If I
remember correctly,
different wild animals
eat different things.
ELMO: Well, what
do elephants eat?
ELEPHANT: Ah, well, I am
partial to leaves and branches.
ELMO: Oh.
Oh, like a koala bear?
ELEPHANT: But I'm not so
picky is a koala bear.
They only eucalyptus
leaves, you see.
ELMO: Well, do other
wild animals eat leaves?
ELEPHANT: Well, of course, yes.
Yes, the-- the panda
bear, for instance,
eats bamboo leaves and stalks.
ELMO: Oh.
Oh, look, look, look.
Dorothy's imagining
Elmo as a panda bear.
Yeah, Elmo panda, ha-ha.
Oh.
Oh.
Weeee.
ELEPHANT: Some wild animals
eat insects, like the aardvark.
They have long snouts
for sniffing out bugs.
ELMO: [SINGING] Elmo's an
aardvark and he's proud.
Elmo's and aardvark
and he's happy.
[LAUGHTER]
[SNEEZE]
Oh, no.
There goes Elmo
aardvark's lunch.
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, boy.
[LAUGHTER]
Gesundheit.
Oh, oh, thank you, Elephant.
ELEPHANT: Oh, you are
most welcome, Elmo.
ELMO: Oh.
Elmo loves wild animals.
Oh, so does Dorothy.
That's why Dorothy wants us to
sing the "Wild Animal Song."
Here we go.
Get ready.
Doo-doo, doo-doo, doo.
[SINGING] Animals,
animals, wild animals.
Everybody.
ALL: [SINGING]
Wild, wild animals.
Wild animals.
Animals, animals, wild animals.
Wild, wild animals.
wild animals.
ELMO: Oh, say goodbye, Dorothy.
Oh, say goodbye, wild animals.
ALL: Bu-bye.
ELMO: Yeah.
Doo-doo, pa-ching,
doo-doo, pa-ching.
Doo-doo-doo.
MONKEY: Doo-doo-doo.
ELMO: Ba-da-ta.
ALL: Ba-ba-ba-ba.
[SINGING] That's Elmo's world.
[ANIMAL NOISES]
ELMO: Stay wild.
Bu-bye.
Elmo loves you.
Oh, Elmo's thinking about--
PENGUIN: Whoa.
ELMO: Oh, oh.
Oh.
PENGUIN: Whoa.
ELMO: Boy.
Yeah, that's penguins, yay.
