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Meet the animals with an attitude and learn some interesting facts about where they live, what they eat, and why they are special.
IMDb 7.3/102006
IMDb 7.3/102006
Season 1
  • 1. Camel

    1. Camel

    Find out how camels stay hydrated in the hot desert, and why they have long eyelashes.
    Find out how camels stay hydrated in the hot desert, and why they have long eyelashes.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 2. Bear

    2. Bear

    Meet the Grizzly Bear. He explains how bears love to eat salmon and how they hibernate in winter.
    Meet the Grizzly Bear. He explains how bears love to eat salmon and how they hibernate in winter.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 3. Frog

    3. Frog

    Frogs are amphibians who live in wet places. They love to eat insects.
    Frogs are amphibians who live in wet places. They love to eat insects.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 4. Blue Whale

    4. Blue Whale

    Learn about the biggest animal in the world, the blue whale.
    Learn about the biggest animal in the world, the blue whale.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 5. Giraffe

    5. Giraffe

    Watch a giraffe illustrate her immense height and explain why she needs to be tall so she can reach her favourite leaves on the very tops of the trees.
    Watch a giraffe illustrate her immense height and explain why she needs to be tall so she can reach her favourite leaves on the very tops of the trees.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 6. Elephant

    6. Elephant

    Find out why African elephants have big ears and long trunks.
    Find out why African elephants have big ears and long trunks.
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    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 7. Cheetah

    7. Cheetah

    This young cheetah is whizzing by to explain how and why the cheetah is the fastest animal on the planet with their powerful legs and light bones.
    This young cheetah is whizzing by to explain how and why the cheetah is the fastest animal on the planet with their powerful legs and light bones.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 8. Orangutan

    8. Orangutan

    The young Orangutan swings from his tree to tell us all about his name.
    The young Orangutan swings from his tree to tell us all about his name.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 9. Scorpion

    9. Scorpion

    Find out how many different types of scorpions there are in the world.
    Find out how many different types of scorpions there are in the world.
    7+
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 10. Gorilla

    10. Gorilla

    Find out what this gorilla has to say about his species.
    Find out what this gorilla has to say about his species.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 11. Black Rhino

    11. Black Rhino

    The Black Rhino is here to tell us how he bathes, and to remind us to bathe as well.
    The Black Rhino is here to tell us how he bathes, and to remind us to bathe as well.
    NR
    2min
    Oct 9, 2006
  • 12. Owl

    12. Owl

    This owl explains why they live in holes and prefer nighttime.
    This owl explains why they live in holes and prefer nighttime.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 13. Koala

    13. Koala

    A Koala rests sleeping on a branch, and explains why he is so sleepy.
    A Koala rests sleeping on a branch, and explains why he is so sleepy.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 14. Tiger

    14. Tiger

    Find out where tigers live and how they hunt to catch food.
    Find out where tigers live and how they hunt to catch food.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 15. Cow

    15. Cow

    Find out the difference between a cow and a bull and why cows live so close to us humans.
    Find out the difference between a cow and a bull and why cows live so close to us humans.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 16. Penguin

    16. Penguin

    Find out where the penguin lives, which happens to be the coldest place on Earth.
    Find out where the penguin lives, which happens to be the coldest place on Earth.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 17. Lioness

    17. Lioness

    The Lioness lives in the savannah with other male lions.
    The Lioness lives in the savannah with other male lions.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 18. Crocodile

    18. Crocodile

    Learn about why crocodiles make tears and how they keep cool in hot climates.
    Learn about why crocodiles make tears and how they keep cool in hot climates.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 19. Panda

    19. Panda

    Find out what the Panda is called in China, and his favorite meal.
    Find out what the Panda is called in China, and his favorite meal.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 20. Rattlesnake

    20. Rattlesnake

    Find out how rattlesnakes use their tongues to catch their prey, and why their tails rattle.
    Find out how rattlesnakes use their tongues to catch their prey, and why their tails rattle.
    7+
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 21. Shark

    21. Shark

    The Anteater has a very strict diet - he can only eat one thing.
    The Anteater has a very strict diet - he can only eat one thing.
    NR
    2min
    Aug 26, 2006
  • 22. Shark

    22. Shark

    This Great White Shark tells us that there are over 300 different kinds of shark and they are the perfect killing machine of the seas.
    This Great White Shark tells us that there are over 300 different kinds of shark and they are the perfect killing machine of the seas.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 23. Hippo

    23. Hippo

    Learn all about the Hippo's favorite pass time.
    Learn all about the Hippo's favorite pass time.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • 24. Ostrich

    24. Ostrich

    The Ostrich isn't like other birds - find out many interesting facts about him.
    The Ostrich isn't like other birds - find out many interesting facts about him.
    NR
    2min
    Sep 8, 2006
  • I'm an Animal
    IMDb 7.3/102006
    Meet the animals with an attitude and learn some interesting facts about where they live, what they eat, and why they are special.
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    7+
    Flashing lights and strobing patterns might affect photosensitive viewers
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