humidity levels. the only issue for the jersey shore, we're still running the risk of rip currents. other than that it looks like a perfect beach day with temperatures getting close to 80 degrees even right there on the sand. speaking of temperatures let's flip it over to the numbers and show you what's going on. 71 in philadelphia. 71 in wilmington and millville. trenton, 68. allentown, 67 reading 69 and the poconos 61. satellite and radar, there's your saturday afternoon you'll see sunshine out there always high pressure rolls in from the west. eastern great lake states it will continue to push east over the next couple of days today and tomorrow, look really, really nice. that's the call from accuweather a, pleasant, breezy, 83 may feel cooler from time to time. considering we're moving into the middle of july we'll take those numbers. the only issue if you're heading to the jersey shore we have the high surf advisory in effect

until 4:00 p.m. for all the beaches from cape may to sandy hook. in particular we are worried about the rip currents and the 4 to 6 swells battering the beaches. when i come back we'll talk about that and have the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we're following a developing story, four children have been died after nearly a dozen row homes went up in flames in a three-alarm blaze overnight. kenneth moten joins us live from the scene with all the details, kenneth? >> reporter: and eva, the details are still coming in at this hour. early this morning we were able to confirm the death of the four small children. take a look at the devastating and active scene on the 6500 block of gestner street in southwest philadelphia. the fire ripped through 8 row homes and displaced 40 people. firefighters got the call around 3:00 a.m.

they were able to get here quickly, because their fire station is literally around the corner. several people were able to get out, the four children, the age also are heartbreaking, 4-year-old twin girls and 4-year-old boy and 1-month-old boy died in the fire. the mother of the twins was watching after her girls and the other children was able to jump out the building, and was treated for smoke. the woman and the children were from liberia, africa. >> it's shocking everybody. we will pray for them, it's so bad, everybody -- [crying]. >> reporter: obviously a lot of emotional people out here at this hour, two 11-year-old girls were injured who suffered smoke and were treated on the scene. as you come back here live, the

amount of grief is intense. a red cross shelter has been set up at nearby bartram high school. dozens of evacuees have checked in there so far. from the update we got from red cross, they are expecting more. the fire commissioner will give another update around noon and we'll bring that to you at 6abc.com as soon as possible, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> two teens were shot overnight and police are looking for the person who pulled the trigger. the gunfire broke out around 11:00 p.m. around the 2,000 block of east atlantic street in port richmond, an 18-year-old and 15-year-old were shot in the leg, both were treated at temple university hospital. the motive is under investigation. a man was run down by a car in west oak lane and police say the female driver did it on purpose. it happened along the 7400 block

of fayette street around 9:30. the man was rushed to albert einstein medical center. police are trying to figure out exactly what set all this off. a 3-year-old crushed by a security gate that fell outside rita's water you ice will be laid to rest today. enone taber tackle church will host a public viewing for wynter larkin. philadelphia's fabulous 4th ended with a fabulous display all live on 6abc. [ cheers and applause ] >> chopper 6hd flew over the fireworks lighting up the skies

at the art museum. hundreds of thousands turned out for the fireworks and concert. grammy nominee ed sheehan wrapped i want -- it up. grammy and oscar winner, jen at her hudson belted out several songs it was all anchored by philly's own the roots. they always stay true to their roots and come to the parkway every 4th of july. rick williams, cesily tynan and karen rogers and adam joseph hosted the coverage. we thank you for pulling up a seat to watch. it was a soggiy 4th of july at the jersey shore which meant no beach and no fireworks

display. annie mccormick has more in atlantic city. >> reporter: it wasn't much, but it was something, a few fireworks lit up the atlantic city skyline, but the official show was disappointing to many. >> we didn't know. including this family pro drove here from -- who drove here from paramus. >> i'm making the best of it, because the rain stopped and it is nice outside. >> reporter: most jersey shore towns postponed fireworks in anticipating of hurricane arthur. he started our nation's holiday with downpours up and down the shore forcing families to find indoor fun and left the lifeguards on the offense. >> it's a dangerous surf. once it breaks and comes in it wants to run back out. >> the waves are high and big and kind of dangerous. >> reporter: with the rough sea came a beautiful end to the holiday and did not take away

for why families trafficked here to celebrate in the first place. >> i love it, nothing greater than america. >> reporter: for the full list of the fireworks display head to 6abc.com. reporting in atlantic city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> happening today the celebration of patriotism continues in delaware county. the marpal newton -- marpal to newtown parade begins today at 10:00 a.m. sara mernahn who else fought for a lung -- who fought for a lung transplant and won her fight changed transplant donations

will be the grand marshall. today is the super scooper at penns landing all the funds fight pediatric cancer. our 4th of july celebrations continue, our app has a list you of all the fireworks shows including those postponements and cancellations. check storm tracker 6 live throughout the weekend. a consumer warning for parents, find out what happens to these double strollers in consumer report testing. arthur has made its way to canada this morning, we'll have the latest. >> reporter: we're still feeling the effects of arthur, mainly down the jersey shore, with the large swells and rip currents. plus, i'll have more on the up coming heat wave in accuweather coming up next.

>> hurricane arthur moved north lashing parts of new england flooding streets and homes in new bedford, massachusetts. several drivers got caught getting through flooded roads. nobody was hurt. remember the saying turn around don't drawn. folks in nova scotia are

braising for arthur. fisherman are getting gear owcht water as we speak. we're seeing the effects of arthur because of how much it churned up the water off the coast. >> reporter: you saw the damage in north carolina, some of the flooding you saw in new england it was a glancing blow. the worst part of the storm never came onshore. imagine had that thing come roaring inland. we would be talking about serious problems. live on sky 6 we are feeling the effects of arthur, from jersey up to the canadian maritimes, it's it big concern is the high risk for rip currents if you're going into the water. in the meantime, that's the view of the center city skyline. it's a gorgeous, breath-taking morning around the delaware valley especially for july standards.

71 degrees, dewpoints are lower than what they are seeing in phoenix and las vegas. you know how they are always talking about how dry it is in las vegas, not today, it's drier out here. 71 in millville. allentown, 67. wilmington, 71 degrees, trenton, 68. here's a look at the dewpoints, this is the way that we measure the amount of moisture in the air, in this matter you're under 60 degrees you're very comfortable. we're in the 40s. millville, wildwood and dover, 53 degrees. post tropical storm arthur as it continues to push north and moving into the canadian maritimes. it lost it's tropical c that's why we -- characteristics, that's why we put post on it's name. we're dealing with the outer bands and heavy rains and gusty winds in new england, as well.

as that continues to pull away, we have high pressure building in from the west. that means not much going on, that means a lot of sunshine afternoon, a lot of bright blue, pleasant breeze out of the northwest. canadian maritimes will be seeing that storm. humidity wise it's nice and comfortable. 83 today. 86, 87 tomorrow, here comes that warm front right here, we get into the soup again, monday afternoon it turns hazy, hot and oppressively humid. it will feel like the upper 90s were air temperatures 94, 96 degrees. jersey shore, dangerous rip currents, 59 degrees that's the ocean water temperature. sunny and breezy, 79 degrees, tomorrow a repeat performance, sunny, we remove the breeze, 80,

uv index is high both days, apply the sunscreen often. waves battering the sand 4 to 6 feet. the uv index is high and rip currents. today, 83 degrees, 80 degrees by lunchtime, 3:00 p.m., up to the forecasted high of 83 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 80 degrees. another gorgeous weekend around the delaware valley. the normal high is 87. we're a little bit below average today. monday, it turns hazy, hot and humid high of 94. it will feel like 898 or 99 with the humidity, and then tuesday it gets worse with a high of 96 feeling like 100, a heat advisory will be i should. wednesday, hot and humid, 90. tuesday and wednesday there's a chance of strong pop up storms,

thursday, steamy, friday it looks nice, mostly sunny, 86 degrees, beautiful weekend that's how it's been for a long time. >> just be careful if you're heading to the beach. >> reporter: remember the rip currents. >> peco is restoring power outages from thursday night's thunderstorm. the bulk of them are in bucks and chester counties. the storms roared through causing 100,000 outages across the tri-state area it was the second straight night of severe weather. now at hhgregg, you can save up to 30% storewide on appliances electronics and furniture at our amazing 4th of july sale. come to hhgregg today, and fill your home with happy.

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9:18, 69 degrees, there's a warning out this morning about strollers, double strollers in particular. consumer reports says there are a few you should not buy. consumer reporter, nydia han tells you what they are and what the concern is. >> reporter: double strollers are a great option for parents with two kids. check what you have. this mother of two said her double stroller comes in handy. >> it's a way to get them in one spot ready locked in safe. >> reporter: graco stroller could cause a safety risk. it was loaded with 35 pounds in the front if an infant seat and 40 pounds in the back seat. the table was tilted up to 20 degrees, the brakes gave way times at 18 degrees and here at

19 degrees. >> what happens is some of the plastic teeth used to lock the wheels bent. >> reporter: no injuries have been reported related to the strollers brakes. consumer reports test failed to replicate real world conditions because of the steep angle. and it said the strollers meets standard tests. >> we've tested more than 160 strollers listed in our current ratings, this is the only one including double strollers where the brake released and we're concerned because the brake teeth bent. >> reporter: consumer report classic lx don't buy. the classic connect and the quick connect lx. if you own any of those graco strollers ask for a refund. consumer report said several other graco strollers are top scorers and are recommended that includes the fast action fold

duo quick connect. consumer reports named i meant a best buy. it has a different break be system than the ready to grow strollers. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead on "action news" this morning, the startling find inside a brill grill you have to see this. >> a sixers big man perhaps for a first, jeff skeverski has .

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:23 saturday morning, even though we've had a storm early in the season, we're expecting a below-normal hurricane season, we're

expecting ten named storms, five of which become hurricanes and we've seen one, we're watching the el nino, this is a season where we expect hurricanes to form close to the main handle. the el nino will encounter strong sheering winds. we'll not be concerned about what's happening out here, it's close to home, because these waters in the gulf and off the carolina coast are very, very warm. you'll get a lot of spin-up type of storms, big hurricanes in here that will be steered inland across the u.s. mainland, we've seen that with arthur. it's not the big storms we see in the middle of atlantic, it

will happen closer to home. eva? >> in sports, the phillies slide continues, and the sixers will get a look at a big man in an actual game. >> reporter: losers of their 11 last 14 games, phillies and pirates back at it in pittsburgh. it's been an ugly season of course and this play may summit up, ouch. hernandez running into trouble in the first, josh harrison, rbi single. hernandez allowed four runs in the first all with 2 outs. they had a chance in the 6th inning to get back in the game. marlin byrd the bases loaded grounds into a double play. phillies lost 8-2.

only twice since 2004 on independence have they lost, both came in pittsburgh. k.j. mcdonls has been added -- mcdaniels has been added to the summer roster. >> reporter: noelle will make his sixers debut, he is hoping his pro career gets off on the right foot. >> my development it's been a long year noof -- and a half i'm itching to get back. i've improvedded on jumping. offensively and defensively. >> he'll be fine, he'll have jitters in the first game, but we'll make it as simple and easy for him as well. >> reporter: finally if you love hot dogs and you are a hopeless

romantic, you'll love this story or it could make you sick to your stomach. before scarfing down 61 hot dogs at nathan's competition, he drops to one knee and pops the question. joey chestnut has one 8 years in a row. world cup "action action, belgio knocked out the u.s. will take on argentina today at noon. >> a 12-foot python slithered through a neighborhood. a resident tried corner the snake. the python ended up getting cornered in the grill. window wildlife crews rounded up the snake before anybody got hurt. >> there's much more to come

saturday morning including a live report from the scene of a devastating fire that killed four children. plus a check of the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues.

>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m.

we're learning new details on a deadly fire this morning that killed four children. and not overnight fire a neighbor is being credited with saving the people inside. plus, fireworks across the city, suburbs and the shore, more july 4th festivities continue today. first, let's head outside to chris sowers and finds out what the people will be failing in the weather department -- facing in the weather department as they celebrate the 4th of july weekend. >> reporter: not much, this is a weekend you hope will never end. it's comfortable and nice breeze and feels like late may. let's go down to the jersey shore. temperatures are in the 60s this morning on the water. ship bottom, 69 degrees, seaside heights 68 with a land breeze, 15 to 20 miles per hour. beach haven 69. atlantic city at the airport, that's the official number, they are showing 70 on the boardwalk,

same thing 70 degrees, we have a small craft advisory in effect for rough surf. we're anticipating waves from 4 to 6 feet. ocean city, 67. 70 is the number for sea isle and avalon. cape may, 71. of we have a high surf advisory in effect for the oceanfront, as well. that's in effect until 4:00 p.m. if you're heading into the water, make sure you're paying taken to the lifeguards and stay safe out there. here's a look at the land breeze that will be developing this afternoon. temperatures wise there's not much change from the jersey shore to what they are dealing with inland. will also, 77, trenton, 82 degrees, forecast today doesn't matter where you're heading it looks fantastic and nice, 83 degrees, gorgeous the jersey shore, good morning, most li sunny skies in the poconos,

75. if you like that, we'll do it all over again, mostly sunny skies sunday, high high of 87. even though yesterday got off to a wet start, this is fantastic, a perfect ten. when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about heat wave number two in the seven-day forecast and the return of showers and thunderstorms. >> we continue to follow a developing story out of southwest philadelphia, four children have been killed in a fast-moving fire in a dozen row homes. kenneth moten joins us live from the scene with the details. kenneth. >> reporter: eva, we've been getting updates throughout it is morning, red cross more than 40 people have been displaced by the fire that has killed 4 small children.

this is the scene on the 6500 block of gestner street. this fire was so intensity damaged several cars on the streets and melted the sidings on the houses across the street. le showls have been destroyed, but every home on that side of the block has been impacted. here the ages. victim, 2 four-year-old twins. a 4-year-old boy and a 1-month-old boy. the mother of the twins jumped out of the a woman and suffered smoke and is okay. we spoke with witnesses and people who know the victims' families moment ago. >> everybody bring her children to her to take care of the children. she don't care.

just happy. >> heartache, knowing that my children were here to witness it, as well and see how, you know, it is devastating. s.and i want you to take a live look of the active scene in southwest philadelphia, you can just see those charred row homes, 86 them damaged, but obviously a lot of houses on this block impacted right now. 2, 11-year-old girls suffered smoke, but they are okay. the bodies of the four children have been located. the focus is on finding out the cause of this fire, the fire marshal is on the scene and as soon as we have that information we'll pals it on, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." eva? just heartbreaking. a fire broke out overnight in a row home, a neighbor said

he saved the people inside. the action cam near 51st and chestnut. firefighters arrived torched flames shooting from the third floor. lamont boyd said he smelled smoke during a walk to the store and jumped into action. >> the first things i did was kick in the front door in and got to the second floor and banged and got the people out. >> reporter: all three floors were damaged. no word on the cause of the fire. >> a car crashed into a northeast philadelphia apartment building police are looking for the driver. who apartments were severely damaged in the late-night wreck near red lion, no injuries reported. the 4th of july week was capped off in grand style last night. check out this massive fireworks display that lit up the night skies over the philadelphia use people of art.

chopper 6 captured the magnificent display. it was a great way to cap off the celebration of america's 238th birthday. benjamin franklin parkway was packed with hundreds of thousands of visitors to the 4th of july jam. the weather was absolutely perfect for the free concert and fireworks display. sharrie williams was on the parkway for the jam and the fireworks. >> reporter: a spectacular display as fireworks light up the sky capping off a night of wonder and amazement. ♪ >> happy 4th of jump! july. it's independence day, america's birthday, there's no party like the jam on the parkway. >> the weather is great, she is waiting to see niki minaj. >> reporter: these two came wearing their red, white and blue where everybody everyone

can see it. >> it's the 4th of july and i like the american flag. >> reporter: the wawa welcome america is a huge outdoor celebration full of power house music performances and family fun. >> it's really nice that they do this for basically free, and we just represent the united states of america. >> reporter: representing the u.s.a. is what the 4th of july is all about. the freedoms enjoyed in this country are due in part from military members including soldier like elizabeth torres who is home from afghanistan. she also glad to celebrate the 4th of july in america's birth place. >> i've been heme for three years -- i've been home for three years, it's great to enjoy it without being paranoid and this is the first year i'm

outside enjoying it. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> the vacationers at the jersey shore hoping for a nicer weekend after rain put a damper on some july 4th festivities. a few fireworks lit up the sky in atlantic city last night, but the official show was postponed until tomorrow night. the effects of hurricane arthur forced families to find indoor fund and put the lifeguards on the offense. >> just the size of the surf makes it harder to deal with from the inside water, once it breaks and comes in, it wants to run back out. >> reporter: but with the rough sea came a beautiful end to the holiday, many families say the weather didn't take away from why they traveled to the shore this holiday weekend in the first place. "action news" was along dewy beach in delaware last night. once the sun started to set, the

night sky was lit up with the color of the beautiful fireworks show. what a beautiful way to end the 4th of july. our coverage continues with the 6abc news app. there we have independence day celebration throughout the area along with an updated list of fireworks shows including postponements and cancellations and be sure to check storm tracker 6 live throughout the weekend. there's much more to come on "action news," including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> coming up on "shelter me rescue of the week," the easter bunny only comes once a year, but we'll introduce you to the rescue on "action news." >> we'll get a check on the weather when "action news" returns.

>> take a look at this video out of new hampshire. that's a water spout, not a tornado rumbling across lake win pa -- winnapasacci. >> reporter: i have to remember that. let's go live on sky 6. show you what's going on. we're looking live at the center

city skyline. no funnel clouds, no water spouts, we're looking at a a lot of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. that's looking like a postcard, wow, not even a cloud in the sky, not too bad for july 5. 71 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the north/northwest 20 miles per hour. if there's a weather complaint it's that. otherwise it's a perfect morning. 68 in trenton. 68 in allentown and lancaster. dover the same, millville, 71. will also 70 degrees, sustained -- atlantic city 70 degrees, sustained winds 10 to 20 miles per hour out of the north/northwest they will subside as the afternoon wears on. all the gusts will be down in the 5 to 10 miles per hour. generally speaking we'll see a gusty morning and pleasant afternoon. that wind should subside. here's satellite and radar, there's not much to talk about,

the hurricane is over my shoulder in the canadian maritimes battering the coast of maine. we'll see lots of bright blue and sunshine. here's the close up of what was once hurricane arthur it's post tropical storm arthur. it's losing it's tropical characteristics that's why we call it post. in the in effect a couple of hours it will be nothing other than that an ordinary low pressure system. nothing going on today, or tomorrow. it is monday afternoon when the weather pattern begins to change again. we have a warm front that will punch through as the front passes through, it will trigger showers and thunderstorms mainly west of the city. the biggest difference with this front is the air mass. nice and pleasant today, high temperatures in the 80s, we'll see dewpoints in the 40s and 50s

which is fantastic for the month of july. once the front punches through it turns hazy and hot, with feels-like temperatures closing in on 100 degrees tuesday and wednesday. enjoy this, because the heat and humidity is making a comeback big time next week. 82 in reading, downingtown, pottstown. mostly sunny skies in philadelphia, 83. dover, same thing, 82 degrees, millville, 82. sea isle city, 79. atlantic city on the sand, 79 degrees, mountains higher elevations, poconos looks fantastic, sunny and gorgeous, 75. sunny and nice sunday, 78. the big concern is right there, the dangerous rip currents that will affect the beaches because of the large swells battering the sand. sunny and breezy today, 79 degrees, more sunshine

expected sunday nice, high of 80. 59 degrees, somewhat chill in the outlet lying suburbs, 64 fosht center -- for center city. 83 today, 87 tomorrow. 94 it will feel like 100 monday and tuesday with the humidity. wednesday, hazy hot and humid, 90 degrees. three days in a row as 90 degrees-plus heat that will go down as a heat wave, the second so far this year. thursday, high of 88. friday, 86 degrees. >> i kind of like the heat. >> reporter: you're a southern girl you like the heat. >> i like the cold and the snow. >> rabbits are the third most

relinquished animals in the u.s. behind cats and dogs, monica malpass shines a spotlight on a group focused on finding forever homes for bunnies. >> people don't give rabbits the credit they deserve. they are highly integrate gent and very -- intelligent and very inter active. >> reporter: house rabbit society as an international organization joys has been with the organization for 17 years, she recommends keeping pet rabbits indoors. >> there are predators, weather concerns, but most importantly is the family factor. to be a loved valued member. family. >> before adopting make sure you understand the family dynamic. if there are cats and dogs in the house, make introductions slowly. >> you have to remember rabbits are prey animals and dogs and

cats are predators. >> reporter: there are plenty of furry friends available wizard and oz whose ears were damaged while living with a breeder. >> they can here they function normally. >> reporter: this is the shelter's longest residents. they are born at the shelter. all their siblings have been adopted. this is a 9-year-old english rabbit who is looking to live out her goalen -- golden years. this is sweeney, if you would like to adopt sweeney go to the website. vote for your favorite shelter by going to the "shelter me

rescue of the week" of the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getter next saturday morning on "action news."

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing you can keep cool today with this fun wawa welcome america event the super scooper all you can seat ice cream festival with a 7-dollar donation, you can enjoy all the ice cream your heart dies, noon to 5:00 p.m. at penns landing. it is not in this location you're seeing on your screen it's at the walnut east parking lot by dave and busters. money raised fights pediatric cancer, a good cause. here's a look as what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the beach glow festival makes a splash in wildwood. there's so much happening on wild beach from 3:00 p.m. to

11:00 p.m. $45 a ticket, proceeds benefit the american red cross disaster relief fund. a new event at the japanese garden. celebrates the once year meeting of the star lovers, the ox herder and weaver princess. $7 for adults and $5 for children and seniors. a pilot program in our area is helping kids with asthma safe and healthy. >> reporter: little sean is almost 4 years old. 4 months ago he had his first asthma attack. >> it was scary, he was coughing and choking. >> reporter: problems continue until he was seen is at the

children's hospital in west philadelphia and enrolled in a program called breathe easy start today. it's for families with keystone first insures. it's estimated one in four kids in the area has asthma. one of the biggest obstacles to controlling is parents not able to pick up medication or not using it correctly. >> this is the spacer and this is where the medication stays. >> reporter: with the program patients with asthma and their parents are taught how to use their medication. king of prussia pharmacy services provides all medication at the time of the appointment and then refills are delivered. >> this is the best way to make sure they know how to use the medication, get the medication and prevent them from getting sick and staying healthy. >> reporter: sticksers are used to make things easier. >> the control medicine gets a green dot and the rescue medicine gets a red sticky so

families don't have to remember the name. >> reporter: the control medication prevents problems which is what made the difference for sean. for his mom the program brings reassurance. >> it's working, he is the normal child. >> reporter: the program is offered at 20 different centers across the region with families with keystone first. if your child has asthma, make sure you have their daily and emergency medication and they understand how to use it. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." [ steve buscemi ] i'm steve buscemi,

and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. i love exploring all its amazing history. like the revolutionary war battlefields in saratoga, or ellis island, where america welcomed some of my own family. there's also the birthplace of the women's movement, and fdr's home. come discover your favorite part of new york. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com there's something for everyone. >> i stole your time earlier.

>> reporter: here's the full forecast this afternoon. mostly sunny skies, lots of blue, be aware you could get a sunburn in less than 15 minutes, the uv index is high, temperatures in the low 80s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see a heat wave arriving monday, 94 degrees, 96 tuesday, and wednesday, 90. both monday and tuesday we could see feels-like temperatures close to 100. jack hanna's wild countdown is next. "action news" continues later tonight at 6:00 p.m. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. i'm eva pilgrim, along with chris sowers enjoy your holiday weekend.

>> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." did you know that sometimes the sweetest-looking animals can be the most dangerous? oh! i shouldn't have done it. today, i've got 6 stories of deception and danger. look at that. look at the mouth open. >> look at the mouth open, yeah. >> like giant mammals raging out of control. fuzzy marsupials with savage appetites. and tiny, candy-colored frogs that can kill with a single touch. >> he's get a very strong poison on the back. >> poison? >> yeah. >> and later, mylo