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PARADISE ISLANDS

Kangaroos... in Trees?
On the island of New Guinea, kangaroos climb trees to reach the abundance of food on their limbs.
(02:10)
Proboscis Monkeys Jump Around
Proboscis monkeys eat salty leaves while they wait for the tide to fall so they can reach their...
(02:16)
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Tropical Wildlife
Learn more about some of the most exotic species in the world.
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ABOUT THE SHOW

The many islands that lie between Asia and Australia can claim to be the biologically richest on earth.

The fascinating diversity of life is due to the many millions of years that these islands have remained in the tropics and the power of the earth, the sun and the moon.

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