Andy's Aquatic Adventures

There is a new resident arriving at Safari World, an eight-month-old African elephant called Elly. Jen informs Andy that Elly is an orphan and hopes that the existing African elephants will look after her.

It's Safari Worlds annual recycling event and Andy has been busy tidying up and encouraging the guests to recycle their litter; Mr Hammond calls as he is worried that the new clownfish are not settling in okay after their long trip from Borneo.

Mr Hammond returns from a canoeing trip in Alaska where he found a bald eagle feather, and Andy is waiting for the mail to arrive. Over the radio, Jen informs Andy that the mail sack is in the Jungle Den.

Mr Hammond gives a special wildlife talk about a seabird called a sooty tern; Jen has deployed a remote-controlled bird-cam to a small island in the Indian Ocean.

Andy has to clear all the leaves off the path in the Amazon Dome, which is a huge task, but luckily Jen has invented a new machine to help him.

Jen has been working on a new kelp forest for the Aqua Forest Dome, and Mr Hammond calls to find out if it is safe for him to go diving in there.