A young opossum learns skills for surviving in the wild. Includes facts about the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and predators of the opossum.

Teased by the other buffaloes because his hair is black instead of brown, Bill Buffalo finally learns to accept himself for what he really is.

Because Chip Chipmunk is a tattletale, his mother, brothers, and sisters decide to teach him a lesson which will help him change his behavior.

Eli thinks he's so good at everything and he loves to put other elk down, but when he finds himself in a life and death situation, he needs their help.

When Jack Moose finds himself caught between two fallen trees and asks Buddy Badger for assistance, he nearly dies because the badger bully refuses to help.

Marty, a very stubborn mule, is finally won over when Farmer John discovers that he has a sweet tooth.

Robbie, a mean razorback pig who lives to mistreat others, has a retaliatory trick played on him by his brothers and sisters and learns his lesson from a skunk, a scary dog, and a farmer with a shotgun.

Satan is such a mean bull that Farmer John tries to sell him, but when he becomes a hero the farmer has a change of heart.

Suzie Squirrel gets into trouble when her friend Sissy persuades her to do as she pleases and criticize others.

A young badger learns skills for surviving in the wild. Includes facts about the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and predators of the badger.