Extraordinary Animals (2025)(2025)
Episode List
S1.E1 - Creativity
Aug 9, 202523mNot yet ratedExplores how creativity enables animals to develop impressive problem-solving skills and drives forward adaptations that are essential for survival.S1.E2 - Gluttony
Aug 9, 202523mNot yet ratedExploring the lives of some adept eaters and the unusual strategies these animals have developed to thrive in their unique environments.S1.E3 - Social
Aug 16, 202523mNot yet ratedExplores the importance of shared knowledge and group dynamics, and how seemingly anti-social animals benefit from having mates.S1.E4 - Devoted
Aug 16, 202523mNot yet ratedFor this group of animals, being devoted means that they are putting the lives of their offspring first. They show surprising tenderness and often go to extreme lengths to ensure their survival.S1.E5 - Aggressive
Aug 23, 202523mNot yet ratedExploring some surprising behavior and illustrating that forceful strategies can be necessary for survival.S1.E6 - Flamboyant
Aug 23, 202523mNot yet ratedExplores flamboyance in nature, which presents in various ways, including using extravagant behaviour to entice a mate or warn off predators, and camouflaging oneself when hunting.S1.E7 - Deceptive
Aug 30, 202523mNot yet ratedAustralia is a hot spot for deceitful animal behaviour. However, sometimes being deceptive isn't all about lying or cheating as it can prove helpful in risk-taking and survival in the wild.S1.E8 - Eccentric
Aug 30, 202523mNot yet ratedEccentricity abounds in one of the planet's most isolated and unique ecosystems. An examination of eccentric Australian animals shows that being a bit odd works out for these creatures.S1.E9 - Romantic
Sep 6, 202523mNot yet ratedDelves into the surprising behaviours of some of Australia's unlikely romantics. With some connections that enhance their species' survival, these animals go above and beyond in the name of love.S1.E10 - Curiosity
Sep 6, 202523mNot yet ratedMany scientists believe curiosity is a key driving force in evolution, leading to both physical and behavioral adaptations.