A neighbor's gift of two baby rabbits leads Robin Abrahams to a new view of, and fascination with, personality.
This story originally aired on December 16, 2012.
When scientist Danielle Lee travels to Tanzania to study pouched rats, she finds she's more of an outsider than she'd expected.
Weighed down by the burden of leadership as she supervises the construction of a telescope, Erika Hamden finds comfort in an unlikely spot.
Zoology student Devon Kodzis's strategy of attracting boys with fun animal facts proves difficult.
A routine procedure with one of the primates in her lab becomes much more complicated when neuroscientist Paula Croxson cuts herself with the scalpel.
Veterinarian Rodrigo Solis thinks he's found the perfect job -- taking care of horses in the Mexican Army -- until a new commander takes over.
Biologist Heather Hamlin leaves the safety of the lab for her first field assignment: tagging alligators.
Gianmarco Soresi learns more about cats than he ever wanted to when his girlfriend adopts five.
In a battle over her apartment's air quality, cat foster mom Tracy Rowland discovers how to use her kitten's parasite as a weapon.
When conservation scientist Laura Kehoe writes about a surprising chimp behavior, the media takes it wildly out of context and the situation spirals out of control.