Why do sloths spend so much time in the trees? And move so slowly? While looking a little... green? In our latest episode, we explore the fascinating world of the two-toed sloth.

The fennec fox is the world's smallest canine with the biggest ears compared to its body. Our latest episode explores why those ears matter in the desert.

Why does a day octopus hide? And what happens when it finally decides to be seen? Find out in this week's episode exploring the day octopus.

In this Father's Day special of Wild and Kind Kids, we journey to the rainforests of Peru to meet one of nature's most dedicated animal dads: the mimic poison frog.

The king cobra has a fearsome reputation, but there's much more to this giant snake than meets the eye. Discover how these remarkable reptiles build nests, protect their eggs, and survive in the forests of Asia in this wild adventure.

Meet one of the strangest animals on Earth: the duck-billed platypus. Through a funny story about a platypus named Sam, kids will discover how these amazing mammals swim, hunt, and thrive in Australia's rivers.

Meet Luna, a young Mexican wolf with a big question: are there other wolves out there? Through a heartwarming story of curiosity and connection, kids will explore the fascinating lives of these endangered canines.

What if never growing up was actually your superpower? Join Ralph the axolotl on a hilarious journey through the canals of Mexico as kids learn about one of the world's most extraordinary amphibians.

What does it take to fly without wings? Join Rosa the mako shark on an ocean adventure as she searches for the secret behind her family's spectacular leaps and discovers what makes shortfin makos so extraordinary.

Penny's tongue is longer than her head, but she can't figure out why. As she sets out to solve the mystery, kids will explore the fascinating world of pangolins and the special traits that make them one of nature's hidden wonders.