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Dive into the secret and surprising lives of some of Australia's signature wildlife. From mini marsupials to flying foxes, join these extraordinary creatures thriving in the otherworldly landscapes of this astonishing island-continent.
IMDb 7.9/102016
IMDb 7.9/102016
7+
Season 1
7 episodes
  • 1. Snakes

    1. Snakes

    In a land as wild and diverse as Australia, it's no surprise that the snakes who live there are among the most dangerous on Earth. Venture into the domain of these spine-tingling serpents and meet venomous vipers with enough toxin to kill 100 people, constricting scrub pythons 28 feet in length, and more.
    In a land as wild and diverse as Australia, it's no surprise that the snakes who live there are among the most dangerous on Earth. Venture into the domain of these spine-tingling serpents and meet venomous vipers with enough toxin to kill 100 people, constricting scrub pythons 28 feet in length, and more.
    TV-PG
    48min
    Jun 27, 2016
  • 2. The Dingo

    2. The Dingo

    The Australian dingo might look like a family dog, but with 180-degree vision and a keen sense of smell up to 100 times better than our own, it's an apex predator of stunning efficiency. Explore the world of this much-maligned outback dweller and the complex social code of the pack that governs it.
    The Australian dingo might look like a family dog, but with 180-degree vision and a keen sense of smell up to 100 times better than our own, it's an apex predator of stunning efficiency. Explore the world of this much-maligned outback dweller and the complex social code of the pack that governs it.
    TV-G
    48min
    Jul 4, 2016
  • 3. The Crocodile

    3. The Crocodile

    Crocodiles are formidable predators superbly adapted with skullcrushing jaws and lightning speed They were on Earth long before the dinosaurs and have outlived them by millions of years Now protected in Australia their numbers have surged
    Crocodiles are formidable predators superbly adapted with skullcrushing jaws and lightning speed They were on Earth long before the dinosaurs and have outlived them by millions of years Now protected in Australia their numbers have surged
    TV-PG
    48min
    Feb 5, 2017
  • 4. The Flying Fox

    4. The Flying Fox

    High up in the treetops, along the eastern coastal belt of Australia, lives a special kind of fruit-eating bat: the flying fox. These highly sociable and adaptable mammals live in large colonies numbering in the thousands, wingtip to wingtip. Get a close-up of one of Australia’s more unusual and misunderstood mammals.
    High up in the treetops, along the eastern coastal belt of Australia, lives a special kind of fruit-eating bat: the flying fox. These highly sociable and adaptable mammals live in large colonies numbering in the thousands, wingtip to wingtip. Get a close-up of one of Australia’s more unusual and misunderstood mammals.
    TV-G
    48min
    Dec 25, 2016
  • 5. Mini Marsupials

    5. Mini Marsupials

    Thousands of years ago, before the world divided into continents, a group of mouse-like creatures migrated from what is now South America to Australia. Discover two lesser-known, but no less fascinating, members of the extraordinary marsupials: the gentle quokkas and the tenacious quolls.
    Thousands of years ago, before the world divided into continents, a group of mouse-like creatures migrated from what is now South America to Australia. Discover two lesser-known, but no less fascinating, members of the extraordinary marsupials: the gentle quokkas and the tenacious quolls.
    TV-G
    48min
    Jun 26, 2016
  • 6. Bugs and Butterflies

    6. Bugs and Butterflies

    In Queensland, Australia, the rainforests are the perfect incubators for a dazzling variety of insects. From the 240 species of butterfly to the skillful weaver ants that build nests using larval silk, follow the members of a miniature world that rivals the diversity and intricacy of our own.
    In Queensland, Australia, the rainforests are the perfect incubators for a dazzling variety of insects. From the 240 species of butterfly to the skillful weaver ants that build nests using larval silk, follow the members of a miniature world that rivals the diversity and intricacy of our own.
    TV-G
    48min
    Oct 27, 2016
  • 7. The Waterhole

    7. The Waterhole

    The tropical north of Australia is a haven of biodiversity, where an exotic array of wildlife shape their lives round the rainy season. Flamboyant jabiru storks, ferocious freshwater crocodiles, and archer fish with astounding marksmanship all play their part in the interconnected life of this ecosystem.
    The tropical north of Australia is a haven of biodiversity, where an exotic array of wildlife shape their lives round the rainy season. Flamboyant jabiru storks, ferocious freshwater crocodiles, and archer fish with astounding marksmanship all play their part in the interconnected life of this ecosystem.
    TV-G
    48min
    Sep 11, 2016
  • Secrets of Wild Australia
    IMDb 7.9/102016
    Dive into the secret and surprising lives of some of Australia's signature wildlife. From mini marsupials to flying foxes, join these extraordinary creatures thriving in the otherworldly landscapes of this astonishing island-continent.
    Creators and Cast
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    Blue Ant Media
    Cast
    Joel Davey
    Studio
    Smithsonian Earth
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