Andy's Wild Adventures

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure to the rainy jungles of Borneo, to watch orangutans making umbrellas out of leaves. Along the way, Andy tries his hand at swinging on a vine, just like the orangutans, but he discovers it's not as easy as it looks and ends up falling into a river. Luckily, a passing orangutan in a canoe comes to the rescue.

Andy and Kip head to the Galapagos Islands in South America for a wild adventure in search of giant tortoises. These reptiles can live up to 150 years and weigh as much as four Andys put together. Along the way, Andy discovers the tortoises have a special relationship with a tiny bird called a Galapagos finch, which keeps the tortoises' skin clean and bug-free.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure, in search of animals that live in Australia. Using his rocket pack, Andy flies up to the top of a eucalyptus tree to meet some koalas carrying their young and eating leaves. Then he finds some of Australia's infamous hoppers and has a bouncy adventure of his own when he climbs into the pouch of a kangaroo.

Andy and Kip travel to India on a mission to get up close to tigers. Andy ends up playing hide-and-seek with some cubs, but their characteristic orange and black stripy coats keep them well hidden in the long grass. When it's Andy's turn to hide, they easily find him up a tree. So he decides to have a game of football with them instead.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure to see otters in Yellowstone National Park. With the help of Kip's superspeedy snow shoes, Andy is able to walk with ease on the snowy ground and eventually finds a family of otters fishing in a frozen lake. A nearby coyote smells the fish they have caught and Andy watches in amazement as the coyote digs down into the snow to steal it.

Andy and Kip head to the jungles of Africa in search of chimpanzees. Andy finds a family of chimps and discovers that they use tools to help them to eat. One baby chimp shows Andy that by using a stick, it is able to fish for termites in an underground nest. With the help of Kip's fast and fabulous finding device, Andy tries his hand at termite fishing.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure to see mandarin ducks in Russia. These ducks nest high up in trees to stay safe from predators and when they hatch, the chicks have to jump to the ground. Andy notices one chick is too scared to jump and so, using Kip's super-special self-blowing balloon, flies to its aid. The chick lands safely, but the balloon has a mind of its own and Andy flies up, up and away.

Andy and Kip travel to South Africa on a mission to track down some chacma baboons. These monkeys live by the sea and have learned to eat all sorts of shellfish found on the shore. They are particularly fond of mussels, just like Andy, and so with the help of Kip's perfectly portable pressure cooker, Andy cooks up a seafood treat and enjoys a picnic beside the sea with some baboons.

Andy and Kip visit Tanzania in Africa in search of the Jackson's chameleon. Chameleons are experts in camouflage and in order to find them, Andy has to put on a special camouflage costume of his own that Kip has made for him. The costume helps him to get really close to a chameleon, and Andy watches in amazement as it catches an insect with a superlong sticky tongue.

Andy and Kip embark on a wild adventure to the frozen Arctic in search of polar bears. Andy finds a family of polar bears emerging from their snowy den and watches as they make their way down a slippery snowy slope for the first time to go in search of a meal. Andy hasn't got the big paws for walking on snow like the polar bears and begins to slide down and down the hill. Luckily Kip's on hand to rescue him, as always.

Andy and Kip embark on a wild adventure to the island of Madagascar in search of lemurs. Lemurs can jump huge distances from tree to tree and along the ground and so with the help of Kip's invention, the brilliant bouncy helpful hopper, Andy gets to hop along with them. Unfortunately, the helpful hopper seems to have a mind of its own and catapults Andy up into the clouds.

Andy and Kip head to South Africa for a wild adventure in search of gannets. These birds can dive into water from a great height at incredible speeds in search of a fish supper. Naturally, Andy tries his hand at diving into a school of fish just like a gannet. While underwater he has a whale of a time - quite literally, as he swims alongside an enormous whale.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure, this time to the Okavango Delta in Africa in search of the huge variety of animals that come to the delta to drink. The rain water that gathers there is enough to fill 12,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools, so it's not surprising that Andy takes a dip himself alongside some baboons, hippos and even a herd of elephants going for a swim.

Andy and Kip go on a wild adventure to the second-largest island in the world, New Guinea, home to the bowerbird - a bird which decorates its nest with bright flowers and colourful objects to attract a mate. Along the way, Andy meets a bird of paradise that's a dab hand at dancing. Naturally, Andy tries his hand at dancing like a bird but fails to impress Kip.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure, this time to see giant bullfrogs in the grassy plains of southern Africa. These frogs live underground, only emerging, much to Andy's surprise, when it starts to rain. After witnessing a spectacular water fight, Andy discovers their more caring side and with the help of Kip's latest invention, the fabulously fun folding spade, Andy helps a daddy bullfrog to dig a ditch to help move some tadpoles from one puddle to another.

Andy and Kip embark on a wild adventure to the grassy plains of North America in search of prairie dogs. These animals live in underground burrows and make different sounds to warn each other of any approaching predators. When a hawk is spotted, Andy shrinks to the size of a prairie dog and jumps down the burrow to escape. Using Kip's awesome alarm alert, he scares the hawk away and the prairie dogs all emerge for a celebratory dance.

Andy and Kip head to the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean for a wild adventure in search of marine iguanas. These lizards eat seaweed that grows on rocks on the sea bed and, using his underwater rocket on his gadget pack, Andy follows some iguanas on a deep sea mission. He also discovers they have a rather nasty habit of snorting sea water out of their nostrils and gets soaked in the process. Luckily Kip's wondrous wet-wiping windscreen glasses help to keep some of the splashes off his face.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure, this time to Africa in search of hippos. Amazingly, hippos make their own suncream which helps protect them from the hot African sun - so with the help of his gizmo, Andy shrinks down in order to climb on top of a hippo to get a closer look. Andy gets more than he bargained for when the hippo wakes up and starts running at great speed. Luckily, Kip is on hand to rescue him.

Andy and Kip go on a wild adventure to Yellowstone National Park in North America, home to the beaver. With powerful front teeth, beavers are capable of chewing down trees and Andy watches one do just that. He then follows a beaver into the water to see it building a dam, before diving into its underwater lodge to meet the rest of the family.

Andy and Kip embark on another wild adventure, this time to Africa in search of the fastest land mammal in the world, the cheetah. Andy shrinks to the size of a cheetah cub and practises stalking in the long grass with some cubs. After rescuing a cub stuck in a tree, Andy climbs on top of a mother cheetah as it chases a potential meal on the savannah. Reaching speeds of 70 miles per hour, Andy has his work cut out holding on. Exhausted, he joins the cheetahs for an afternoon nap.