I'm An Animal

Animals - A regal animal, the camel invites us into his habitat with the help of his assistant. The camel illustrates how hot the desert can be and how camels have different ways of adapting to such harsh conditions, thank goodness for his hump.

Animals - A bear cub introduces us to his home in America. He explains where he comes from, what he eats, why he sleeps so long and why he is called a grizzly bear. He just wishes the nice juicy salmon that he likes to eat weren’t so hard to catch.

Animals - The frog splashes onto our screens to tell us all about amphibians. By leaping, swimming, eating her own skin and introducing us to her relations we learn all the unusual things about a frog.

Animals - The leisurely blue whale draws us in with a riddle to guess who he is. He illustrates his vast size and weight with the use of ten elephants and 1500 men. He shows us his blowhole, which he thinks is cool and the depths he can swim before leaving us to join his pod of whales.

Animals - This tall giraffe is not impressed with the camera movements of the crew at first. She illustrates her immense height and why she needs to be tall so she can reach her favourite leaves on the very tops of the trees. With the help of her family she shows their eating and drinking habits and how they can run so fast if ever a Lion is about.

Animals - An over-excited young baby elephant booms onto our screen to tell us all about where she lives, why her ears are so big and all the different things they use their trunk for such as smelling or touching, bringing food to their mouths and even splashing themselves with water.

Animals - This young cheetah whizzes into shot to explain how and why the cheetah is the fastest animal on the planet with their powerful legs and light bones. Using her cheetah friend she shows us all the different things they eat and how they hunt for their prey using their camouflaged coats so they can blend into their backgrounds.

Animals - The young Orangutan swings from his tree to tell us all about his name, where he lives in the rain forests and what he likes eats. He explains how a male Orangutan’s cheeks grown when they get older and how handsome it will be to other lady Orangutans... or at least that’s what his mother told him.

Animals - The sneaky scorpion crawls onto the screen. He is not impressed with the camera intruding on him. He reluctantly tells us about all the different scorpions in the world and where they live. He also shows off his tough outer skin and tells us how they use their stings to turn their food into liquid.

Animals - A drama queen gorilla arrives on our screen huffing about being called a monkey. He explains how he is an Ape and how apes love their families. He tells us all the things the gorillas do together and how you should never mess with his family or he will have to scare you away.

Animals - The aggressive rhino charges at the camera knocking it over, he angrily tells us about where he lives, what he eats and how he bathes himself. After knocking the camera over several times during his interview we gather that he does not what to be disturbed, ever. We are asked to leave before there is REAL trouble!

Animals - The owls wakes and emerges from her tree hole to face the camera, turning her head 180 degrees she begins telling us all about where owls live, what they hunt for food and why they only go out at night.

Animals - A Koala rests sleeping on a branch. As if sensing the camera pointed at him he half opens his eyes to tell us where he lives, what he eats and why they are known as a lazy animal. Don’t blame him, blame his diet!

Animals - A lazy, uninterested tiger tells us all about Asia, where he lives, and shows off his beautiful stripy coat. He tells us what happens when a tiger is growing up, and shows us how they hunt for food… unfortunately for him hunting doesn’t always work out.

Animals - Two cows are peacefully chewing on some grass that we see hanging from their mouths. The closer of the two begins explaining the difference between a cow and a bull and why they live so close to us humans. She also tells us about all of the useful things that cows offer to mankind.

Animals - An excited penguin hurriedly fills us in on his life. He tells us all about the coldest place on earth, his home, the Antarctica. He happily tells us all about his family, why they huddle close when it’s cold, what they eat and what eats them. He almost ends up as dinner for a seal as he is so caught up in telling his tale.

Animals - A Lioness is looking distressingly at the camera. She seems very upset. Through sighs and roars she tells us about the savannah, her pride and a particular male lion who never seems to do any work… unless you count sunbathing as work. Such is the Life of the lionesses having to serve under the King of the Jungle!

Animals - The Crocodile sneakily appears to be crying but just laughs at the camera and proceeds to tell us all about ‘crocodile tears’ , how they keep cool in the searing heat, how they catch their food and that they make very gentle parents. Look out for floating logs in future!

Animals - This peaceful Panda is sitting upright chewing on a bamboo shoot that he holds in his forepaws. The ‘Giant Bear Cat’ ( as he is known in Chinese) lovingly describes where he lives, the food he eats and how sometimes when he drinks too much water he gets dizzy.

Animals - A Rattle Snake appears from the top of the screen hanging before dropping to the ground. She venomously tell us about how poisonous she and other viper snakes are, why she is called a rattle snake and what special senses she uses to catch her prey. Make sure you don’t get too close to her!

Animals - We meet the anteater with his tongue in the hole of a log. Eating ants is all he does and so he sometimes needs to swallow pebbles to help him digest the ants. Anteaters enjoy playing in the water however they don’t have huge amounts of energy ( they do only eat ants remember!) He soon wears himself out and has to go to sleep.

Animals - The killer Great White Shark chases past the camera after a seal. The ultimate killing machine returns to tells us all about the sharks of the world, where they live and what they eat, which is anything and everything… including, if we’re not careful… US!!!!

Animals - A very maternal looking and sounding Hippo introduces herself and her baby to us. While teaching her baby how to swim she describes her life as a hippo. They Swim a lot, sometimes even sleeping in the water and have big teeth for scaring crocodiles away with.

Animals - The sergeant major-like ostrich puts right the rumour of whether ostriches bury their heads in the sand. With his son zipping past in a blur of colour the father ostrich explains how the ostrich has to run at high speeds from their prey as they can’t fly like other birds. They also have the largest eggs in the world.

Animals - A forgetful but busy mother hen shows us round her coop while a frustrated chick follows her every step trying to help her find her misplaced egg before going back to a bit more ‘roosting’. We also meet the noisy rooster who is a bit too fond of his own voice.