My Animal Friends

Sara, Maxi, and Emma venture deep underwater to discover all sorts of different shapes. They learn about the curious animals living there.

A treetop tour of Australia with a young koala and her mother as they munch on leaves.

Soy un koala y mi vida gira en torno al eucalipto porque comemos sus hojas. Aquí en Australia hay tantas hojas que no es posible comerlas todas.

A little gazelle living on the African savanna shares what it's like to grow up among other animals.

A mother sea lion and her cub split their time between the ocean depths and its rocky shores.

A baby brumby, a wild horse native to Australia, and her mother offer a tour of their terrain.

An independent young monarch shares her life story and sheds light on butterfly behavior.

Nosotros, amigos, vivimos en Australia. Aquí encontrará todo lo que necesitan los periquitos: llanuras abiertas y amplias; lagos; ríos; y principalmente miles y miles de amigos periquitos.

A young pelican gets her first taste of fish and learns about life from her high-flying mother.

A young elephant shows how elephants live in the wild and get along with their exotic neighbors.

Me encanta nadar y jugar en las aguas de nuestro océano tropical. Hay mucho que explorar y muchos colores y formas.

Tag along with a mother tern and her baby as they snack on fish and interact with their neighbors.

A green tree ant explains what life's like in the forests of Australia.

A nimble baby seahorse reveals fascinating facts about seahorse life.

A kitten asks her mother about the ins and outs of everyday life; the habits and histories of cats.

A budgerigar, or budgie, emerges from her egg to meet her mother and learn the basics of bird life.

A friendly young foal from Africa talks about zebra life while avoiding predators.

Somos los corredores más rápidos del mundo. Cazamos nuestra cena y cuando lo hacemos podemos correr sólo una distancia corta, debemos atrapar algo rápido; de lo contrario tendremos que parar.

A thrilling ride through the Australian wilderness with a joey in his mother's pouch.

Amamos nuestro hogar en Australia. Nos encantan todos los tipos de césped, pero hay algunos que preferimos más. Oh, ¿mencioné que nos encanta saltar?

A curious clownfish learns about life in the tropical ocean and the habits of her neighbors.

A young cheetah cub shadows her mother on a walk around the savanna, where they see neighbors.

A baby turtle tours her shoreline home, where turtle mothers prepare safe nests and lay eggs.

An inquisitive young bear cub and her mother explore, hunt for food, and meet their neighbors.

¡Vivimos en el océano! Es enorme y está mojado. Pero vivimos principalmente en la orilla del océano. Allí es donde tienen su hogar todas las familias de focas. ¡Lo que más nos gusta es nadar!

An echidna explains what it's like to be born inside your mother's pouch and then explore the world.

Vivimos junto al agua y construimos nuestros nidos en la arena de las orillas. Nos gusta vivir todos juntos en un rebaño. Los charranes somos capaces de volar muchísimo sobre el océano sin aterrizar.

A chick learns about the hunting habits of kestrel falcons, predators who eat mice and small prey.

An alligator shares fun facts about her not-so-distant cousin, the crocodile.

Hola soy una pequeña cebra. ¿Dices que ya me conoces? Vivo en Africa. Es agradable y cálido aquí, me gusta mucho.

A dingo and her furry siblings surround their mother for a fairy tale about growing up in the wild.

Creatures get along swimmingly in the ocean, where fascinating species spend their lives underwater.

A curious young chick and his grandmother discuss the lives of their wild, winged neighbors.

A young savanna-dweller and her grandma spy herds of antelope, zebras and gazelles.

A review of the animals met so far: turtles, clown fish, elephants, budgies, bears and gazelles.