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The Wild Thornberrys

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The Wild Thornberrys is an American animated television series produced by Klasky Csupo for Nickelodeon, airing originally from 1998 to 2004. The series centers on the Thornberry family, who travel the world in a camper van to produce nature documentaries. The youngest daughter, Eliza, secretly possesses the magical ability to communicate with animals. Featuring a voice cast including Lacey Chabert and Tim Curry, the show combines educational environmental themes with adventure for a child and pre-teen audience.

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Why can Eliza Thornberry talk to animals?

Eliza gains the ability to speak with animals after an encounter with a shaman in Africa. She keeps the power secret because she was warned that revealing it would make her lose it.

What kind of work does the Thornberry family do?

The Thornberrys travel around the world in a camper while Nigel and Marianne make nature documentaries. Eliza's animal-language ability lets her become involved in problems that the rest of her family cannot understand.

Who is Donnie in The Wild Thornberrys?

Donnie is a feral child adopted by the Thornberry family after being raised in the jungle. He is Eliza's adopted brother and is known for his wild behavior and limited ordinary speech.

Which Nickelodeon film continues The Wild Thornberrys story?

The Wild Thornberrys Movie was released in 2002 and expands the family's documentary adventure into a feature film. A later crossover film, Rugrats Go Wild, brought the Thornberrys together with the Rugrats.

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