This series is a unique look at the early life and development of young animals, edited and narrated from the viewpoint of the animal's themselves. As children explore the wonders of animal life, their natural fascination will deepen into a true love and appreciation of animals. In the first episode we meet Koala.
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We budgies live in Australia. Here you'll find everything that budgerigars need: open and broad plains lakes rivers and mainly thousands and thousands of budgerigar friends. I don't know, but it's a beautiful life. I like it. Eating grass seeds and chatting with our other beautiful friends makes me happy.
We bears live a solitary life but when it comes to hunting we take it as a reunion. We love to catch and eat fish in the river where we spend a lot of our time but the forest is also our home. We have a lot of animal neighbours such as buffalos, seagulls, coyotes but we never really like to meet with wolves. Everyone is a bit different, because everyone lives differently. That's why it is better not mingle with others and stay with your own kind.
In the seahorse family, it is the daddy who gives birth to us. He carry's us in his sac, until we hatch from the eggs our mommy lay into his sac. There are various species of seahorse. That's why we come in different sizes and shapes. Some live bound to the corals, because the marine currents are very strong. We love exploring the waters we live in.
I'm a Green Tree Ant and I mainly live in the forests of Australia. We ants are incredibly strong, built for working hard and long. We must all work within the community to survive. We don't do anything just for fun and we always think about all the other ants and what is good for us all. We have to fight together for our place in the forest and to protect the most important ant in our community which is our queen.
We live by the water and build our nests in the sand on the shores. We like to live all together in a flock. We terns are able to fly soooooooo long above the ocean without landing. If we don't need to, we might not land at all. Flying is a blast! There are lots of different subspecies of tern. And we're going to visit some of them today. We are all related. It's kind of like being in a big family.
Our home is Africa and we also have relatives in India. But this is Africa. We have many friends that live here with us. See? Gazelles, antelopes, wildebeests....all of them only eat what grows out of the ground. Elephants love to play in the water and mud. We throw the mud around, and spray the water all over our bodies. But watch out! We don't want to meet the lions.
There are many pelicans in the world. We are Australian pelicans. But we don't live only in Australia. We also live in other parts of the world. Pelicans like to hunt together. We hunt as a team. We swim in the water in a flock making noise with our feet and wings, that's how we drive the fish into shallows where we easily catch them. Flying is very easy for us and our nests are built from grass stems.
We Monarch Butterflies have to chew our way from our egg to see the world. Bite by bite together, with my brothers and sisters we start to feed on the leaves. We don't have any parents but just know what to do. When we feel cold, hungry, or afraid, we feel the same way as you do. We travel a lot and are capable of eating much more than our own weight. Our life is definitely hard work.
I am a wild horse who lives in Australia. We were born to run and the difference between me and a farm horse is that I can run freely where I want. I meet with my friends the donkeys and lizards at waterholes which are very precious for us. But watch out! We don't like to be pushed around or feel threatened.
We live in the ocean! It's huge and wet. But mainly we live on the ocean shore. That's where all the seal families make their home. What we love the most is swimming! Water is the greatest fun in the world. We have no problem staying in the water for hours at a time. Together with dolphins, we love to jump into the waves. Look at us go! Isn't that awesome?
We gazelles live on the Savannah in Africa. Mummy said, that the Savannah is a very dry place. My dad has big horns so he can fight to protect us because lions want to eat us. We must be careful even by the river because crocodiles are watching. We eat mainly dry grass and if its not too dry we don't need to drink much.
This series is a unique look at the early life and development of young animals, edited and narrated from the viewpoint of the animal's themselves. As children explore the wonders of animal life, their natural fascination will deepen into a true love and appreciation of animals. In the first episode we meet Koala.
Un racconto di 100 anni in 100 minuti
Wild cats and domestic cats are all born the same way but their way of life is a bit different. Wild cats eat what they catch. But domestic cats get food from humans. Domestic cats don't have to hunt anymore. This wild cat lives all alone. She must find some hideout against bad weather and predators without any help. Domestic cats like the presence of human and a comfortable home. What is better?
We budgies live in Australia. Here you'll find everything that budgerigars need: open and broad plains lakes rivers and mainly thousands and thousands of budgerigar friends. I don't know, but it's a beautiful life. I like it. Eating grass seeds and chatting with our other beautiful friends makes me happy.
We bears live a solitary life but when it comes to hunting we take it as a reunion. We love to catch and eat fish in the river where we spend a lot of our time but the forest is also our home. We have a lot of animal neighbours such as buffalos, seagulls, coyotes but we never really like to meet with wolves. Everyone is a bit different, because everyone lives differently. That's why it is better not mingle with others and stay with your own kind.
In the seahorse family, it is the daddy who gives birth to us. He carry's us in his sac, until we hatch from the eggs our mommy lay into his sac. There are various species of seahorse. That's why we come in different sizes and shapes. Some live bound to the corals, because the marine currents are very strong. We love exploring the waters we live in.
¡Saquen a los perros! Manny aprende la forma más eficaz de cazar jabalíes.
Laramy sabe que posee las habilidades necesarias para alimentarse, pero ahora quiere cazar al más feroz de todos, un auténtico devorador de hombres: el Grizzly.
Conoce a Laramy Sasquatch Miller, uno de los últimos hombres de montaña de las Montañas Rocosas. Laramy Sasquatch Miller, de ascendencia india y entrenado por auténticos montañeses, sólo utiliza un arco hecho a mano y un rifle Hawken tradicional del calibre 54 para recorrer la ruta de los montañeses. Desde las profundidades de las Rocosas canadienses hasta las llanuras del Medio Oeste, cazando, cazando con trampas y sobreviviendo de la tierra.
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