Baby Animals: The Top Ten

Meet animals whose survival depends on their teeth and fangs including a baby hippopotamus with a bone-crushing bite. With stunning visuals and insightful commentary, discover what makes these animals so dependent on their bite. Don't miss this thrilling, educational and entertaining program.

Encounter creatures whose survival hinges on their teeth and fangs, such as the world's most lethal land snake, the Taipan. With breathtaking visuals and insightful commentary, explore why these animals rely so heavily on their powerful bites. Tune in for this exciting, educational, and entertaining program you won't want to miss.

Explore the miniature world of young animals. Discover the tiniest newborns and those that never grow too big, including chihuahua puppies and hummingbird chicks. With captivating visuals and expert commentary, this episode is perfect for nature enthusiasts and families who love learning about the youngest members of the animal kingdom in all their wonder.

Explore the miniature world of your five smallest animals, from the tiniest babies to those that never grow big, including baby clownfish and glider joeys. With stunning visuals and insightful commentary, this episode is perfect for nature lovers, kids and families who love learning about the smallest members of the animal kingdom.

Discover the most enigmatic baby animals on the planet. From the dainty Quokka, a marsupial from Western Australia that starts life a mere centimeter in length to extremely cute Arctic fox pups from beyond the Arctic Circle. We are counting down five of the most enigmatic baby animals found on the planet. So, join us as we discover the secrets of their species.

Discover the most enigmatic baby animals on the planet. From the tiny emu chick, a flightless bird from Australia that starts life at half a kilogram in weight to extremely cute baby geckos from around the world. We are counting down five of the most enigmatic baby animals found on the planet. So, join us as we discover the secrets of their species.