Discover how a practical joke in the 1970s led to a beloved Wisconsin restaurant tradition: goats that live on the roof and keep the grass trimmed. Meet the newest generation of these quirky natural landscapers.
When Lauren moved to her Sydney high-rise, she feared the visiting cockatoos. Now she runs the 'Altitude Birdie Café' on her balcony, serving almonds to a flock of feathered regulars with unique personalities.
When Mike rescued a struggling gosling years ago, he never expected she'd become his permanent wingman. Now Kyle the goose flies alongside his boat on every trip, making perfect turns in sync with him - a friendship based on choice, not captivity.
When a tiny abandoned squirrel appeared on their deck, Linda and Steve stepped in to help. Little did they know, Mr. Peaches would choose to keep coming back, even after tasting freedom in the wild.
There's a talented duck in Australia who surfs every day and even hosts an annual Christmas party. Meet Duck the 4th, a Rainbow Bay local continuing a 40-year family tradition of beach-loving ducks.
Meet Doora, the door toad who claimed a woman's patio as home for three years. Instead of shooing her away, her human built her a custom toad abode that's become the envy of the amphibian neighborhood.
Did you know there's a penguin with military rank? Brigadier Sir Nils Olav III serves in Norway's King's Guard, has been knighted by royal approval, and represents decades of friendship between two nations.
Five baby skunks trapped in an Illinois window well are rescued by Wildlife Allies and reunited with their mother in a heartwarming rescue. See the simple trick that brought this family back together.
Imagine an island where 10,000 smiling animals roam freely, always looking ready for a selfie. On Rottnest Island, the world's happiest animal - the quokka - thrives in a car-free paradise waiting for visitors.
Five lucky ducks live in a $200,000 penthouse and march on a red carpet daily at this Memphis hotel. After 90 days of fame, they retire to the farm. Find out how a century-old prank became a beloved tradition.