Extraordinary Animals, Disorganised

S2 E1 • 24m • HDPG

Explore how being disorganised works in our fauna's favour. Kookaburra families, Flying Fox colonies and Tasmanian Devil broods all show how a chaotic approach to life can help a species get ahead in a land of extremes.

S2 E2 • 24m • HDPG

In the wilds of Australia, being obsessive isn't a flaw, it's a means of survival. The animals of this beautiful but brutal continent know that obsession equals success.

S2 E3 • 26m • HDPG

To survive Australia's hostile landscapes, animal inhabitants must always have a plan. They all rely on strategic behaviour to thrive.

S2 E4 • 24m • HDU

In every kind of habitat, the weird don't only stand out, they thrive. Cannibalistic Spider Crabs and Venom-sporting Platypus are living proof that nowhere does strange quite like Australia.

S2 E5 • 25m • HDPG

In the land down under, each moment is a battle for survival. To see another day, animals must be bold, courageous and totally fearless.

S2 E6 • 26m • HDPG

Rock Wallabies bravely scale the terrain and Brush Turkey Dads defend their nests. These animals prove that having a tenacious attitude is the key to overcoming the odds.

The animals of Australia work hard to ensure their survival. But sometimes working harder isn't always the smartest. A playful approach can be just as important in the game of life.

S2 E8 • 26m • HDPG

Australia has a reputation for the most sinister animals on earth. Behind each sinister trait lies a clever means of survival.

S2 E9 • 24m • HDU

In the Australian wilderness, the protection of young takes many forms. Sometimes it's tender and other times it's sharp claws.

S2 E10 • 24m • HDU

In the natural world, being talented can bring all sorts of advantages and Australia has no shortage of exceptional talent.