Animal DNA

Heading to the farm, to visit some important animals cattle horses, pigs and poultry, among many others.

Learning about venom.

Investigating conger eels that live in submerged caverns; the moray eel; venomous sea snakes; giant squids.

Examining strange and unique animals of the world, including the platypus, the Komodo dragon, the stone fish and snub-nosed monkeys.

The world of raptors, vultures, hawks and eagles.

Looking at ducks, geese, swans, ostriches and doves.

Animals that use their shells as built-in homes include armadillos, snails and tortoises.

Learning about lovebirds, turtledoves, canaries, parakeets and hummingbirds.

Looking at some of the most vibrant fish in the seas, rivers and lakes, including angelfish, clownfish and pufferfish.

Horses and their relatives, including zebras and donkeys.

Animals that are more active between dusk and dawn include bats, owls and toads.

Ants, wasps and bees are among the most varied orders in the animal kingdom, playing a vital ecological role.

Examining the world of butterflies, moths, beetles and more.

Exploring members of the reptilian world, including lizards, chameleons, iguanas, geckos, crocodiles and alligators.

Animals that seem similar on the surface but are notably different, including camels, llamas, alpacas, reindeer and elk.

Examining hardy crustaceans, coral reefs and ink-emitting octopi that have adapted to life on the ocean floor.

Learning how opossums, skunks, rabbits and kangaroos are different, but visual similarities could have some people fooled.

Learning about rodents and how they reproduce in masses.

Learning about venom.