Rainbow Rangers

Kalia rewards the Rangers with special powers and gifts to thank them for all they do to help the Earth. / Jealous of the Rangers’ new scents, Patty demands Preston figure out how she can have a smell, too, and grizzly bear chaos ensues. 

When a series of tornadic waterspouts hits Louisiana, an entire pond full of frogs is lifted up and dropped all over the bayou. / The Rangers need to help a family of hungry owls who can’t tell day from night.

While planning a runway show in front of a picturesque waterfall, Priscilla abuses nature in the name of fashion. / Preston sneaks into Kaleidoscopia and builds a resort on an exotic island.

The Rangers help a three-legged mountain lion gain access to a more ecologically diverse mountain range. / In the American Southwest, wild burros compete for food with cows from a nearby ranch.

When the carbon emissions from Preston’s oceanfront mansion cause the local lobsters to get cracks in their shells, the Rangers must find a way to help. / While glamping with Preston, Patty Praxton does a gender reveal for her new pony.

When a beluga whale gets lost and ends up in New England, Preston wants to keep her and won’t let the Rangers take her home. / The Rangers must stop Priscilla’s cheaply made solar-paneled drones which have gone haywire before they overcharge and explode.

Preston sends up a space shuttle piloted by a tiny robot Preston. / When an algae superbloom stops seagrass from growing in Florida waters, the Rangers must help a hungry manatee and find a solution to this smelly problem.  

When a beavers’ dam causes a flood that threatens a nearby town, the Rangers must prevent the disaster. / On Kaleidoscopia, mystery goop is getting stuck on the horns of prismawhals.

The Rangers help wild hamsters who are getting sick from a lack of nutrition in their diet. / In Costa Rica, sloths are being shocked by power lines, and the Rangers must find a way to protect this vulnerable species.

When farmland takes over a gibbon habitat in Sumatra, the Rangers help to relocate the animals to more fertile land. / In Russia, the environment is being destroyed by a diamond mine owned by Priscilla Praxton.