Circus animals lift the lid on life underneath the big top. Have you ever wondered what it's like to be fired out of a cannon? Or how an elephant combats stage fright, or a performing seal masters the art of the French horn? Well, here's your chance.
Under the weather pets vent spleen in the waiting room. Features a piranha with a toothache, a pig with sunstroke, a performing dog with an aversion to feet and a monkey who loves intrusive injections.
What do our four legged helpers really think about us? How does a cockroach multitask? Where does an owl go to find clerical work? How do guard dogs cope when their timetables are rearranged and why do lab rats fear retirement?
What does a shark do when it's scared of the deep? Can a shrimp hold its breath longer than a jellyfish? And what happens when a walrus get the bends? Plus swimming lessons with the experts.
Garden dwellers discuss life in the urban turf. What do slugs think about organic gardening? Where does a woodpecker go for contemplation? And what happens when a pond becomes a singles bar for frogs?
How does an arthritic seagull get into a bag of crisps? Is pet food as tasty as it looks and if a pigeon ate chicken, would that make it a cannibal? Peel back the lid to discover who visited your dustbin last night.
Nick Park
Director
David Sproxton
Producer
Writer
Creator
