Colin, a male hyrax Jonathan Kimmel and Eddie Gossling as Scab and Scraw, a pair of male Rüppell's vultures who serve as minions of Kazar. Kevin Michael Richardson as Jason, Samson's father and Ryan's grandfather Chris Edgerly as Cloak, a male common chameleon Bob Joles as Camo, a male Jackson's chameleon and the circus ringleader Greg Berg as a third unnamed vulture Bob Bergen as Donald, a pond slider turtle, a cheering black rhinoceros fan and several wildebeests Jason Connroy as a flamingo Debi Derryberry as Dung Beetle #3, Monkey Girl Terri Douglas as the Koala Toy, a pullstring koala plush which Nigel feuds with. Jeannie Elias as the monkeys Eddie Frierson as a penguin Jess Harnell as the garbage man and a sailor Jason Harris Katz as Victor, a Magellanic penguin Josh Keaton as a Rhino Carolyn Lawrence as Ladybird, Monkey Girl Danny Mann as the geese Mona Marshall as Woman, Lionesses and Dung Beetle #4 Paul Pape as Man #1 Fred Tatasciore as Victor, Man #2 Kari Wahlgren as Baby Hippo, Baby John Du Prez as several wildebeests Eric Idle as a wildebeest Miss Coco Peru as Mama Hippo Non-Speaking characters including The Gazelles, a herd of Thomson's gazelles that Ryan accidentally causes to stampede. The Dogs, a Poodle, a Rottweiler and a Boxer, a pack of rabid stray dogs who were chasing after Samson and the gang. The Elephant, an African bush elephant who gets scared of Ryan by escaping out of the box. Release In March 2006, for a month-long "spring break" engagement exclusive to the El Capitan Theater, theater patrons were treated to a live performance of exotic birds which were accompanied by their keepers from the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens before a screening of the film. Home media The film was released on DVD and VHS on September 12, 2006. The DVD was accompanied with a filmmakers' commentary, five deleted scenes, bloopers, and a music video of Everlife's "Real Wild Child". However, the VHS version was only an exclusive for the Disney Movie Club. On its first weekend, the film debuted at number one selling 787,779 DVD units. At the end of its initial home video release, the film earned $43.2 million. On November 21, 2006, the film was released on Blu-ray. Reception Box office During its opening weekend, the film grossed $9.6 million at the box office, ranking fourth behind Scary