When the Thornberrys are forced to spend the night in the middle of the Savanna, Eliza seizes the opportunity to go hunting with a pride of lions, only to discover that Debbie is about to become a midnight snack.
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When Darwin is miffed by Eliza, he sets off into the jungle to prove himself capable of his natural instincts. After a "scary" night in the jungle, he stumbles upon an empty shack and quickly takes refuge.
A swarm of mysterious, prankster marmosets overrun the Thornberry camp, and it is up to Eliza to beat them at their own game.
When Eliza and Debbie discover an old treasure map on the Galapagos Islands, they set out to claim their "riches" However, once the gold is discovered, greed sets in and the girls begin an all-out battle of trickery to get the gold.
When Eliza, Darwin, and Donnie are flung from a Matadi-bound barge, they are stranded on the banks of the Congo river. They must traverse the cliffs and crags of mountainous Zaire in order to catch up with the family.
When Eliza discovers a secret temple, a group of jaguars believe that she is their long lost queen. Thrilled with her new royal position, Eliza gets in over her head and must escape the avenging jaguars.
As animals flee their homes and run for their lives, Eliza discovers a portion of the rainforest being destroyed by Kip and Beiderman.
Eliza's imagination gets the best of her when she thinks a local teenage girl is actually a dolphin trying to abduct her sister, Debbie, into a watery world.
Eliza busts a young elephant out of a Kenyan game preserve, only to face predators and poachers who are out to get them.
Eliza and Debbie come face to face with a tribe of silverback gorillas, and must work together to get the convee out of the mud.
With Nigel and Marianne off exploring bat caves, Eliza and Debbie are left at the eerie residence of NigelÆs colleague, Dr. Renfield. Eliza becomes obsessed with spooking Debbie, when her imagination gets the best of her and the tables are turned.
Eliza's "good natured" intentions of assisting a struggling bird in getting food sets off a chain-reaction of destruction within the ecological system.