Andy Day looks at baby animals' tricky first steps. How polar bear cubs deal with the slippery snow of the Arctic and in Africa, a baby elephant needs mum's help to stand up.

Andy knows young animals make great climbers. In North America, black bear cubs must learn to climb the right tree, and a slippery river bank is a challenge for giant river otters in Brazil.

What do young animals do if they're too hot or too cold? Andy shows us how elephants take a mud bath in the African sun to cool down and in snowy Japan, hot springs make a great bath for clever monkeys.

Andy bounces to see why young animals jump. Springbok don't just jump, they pronk, it means showing off! The unusual Jerboa jumps to avoid danger in the Mongolian desert, Arctic fox pups jump to help them burst through the snow to find food.

Join Andy as he watches baby animals getting around. Wildebeest can learn to stand just three minutes after they are born on African plains. Adelie Penguin chicks race across Antarctic rocks after their food and young caiman get a lift from mum in her jaws.

Andy explores how animals in the wild learn to catch fish for survival; Canadian grizzly bears, Oriental darters, and otter pups are among the many who are taught to fish from young.