Animal Atlas - Season 10

Vertebrates have spinal columns.

Animals of all shapes and sizes get wet or stay dry.

Many animals are well-equipped for a predatory world.

Lions; jaguars; leopards; tigers.

Clams, snails, turtles, etc., use shells for protection.

Walruses, sea otters and elephant seals.

Bats and birds; pronghorns and antelopes; American vultures and African vultures.

Running with antelopes, chasing with cheetahs, and eating with lions.

Animals communicate with one another.

The underwater lives of dolphins and fish, including sharks.

The history and modern conveniences of zoos.

Unique creatures live the island life.

New World monkeys; crossing a land bridge from the New World to the Old World by camel; running races with an Old World horse.

How animals move; swinging monkeys; hopping kangaroos.

Animals who break the rules

What animals do when the temperature rises; hippos cool off in the mud; wolves dig dens.

An animal's life has many stages.

Some animals really stand out from other living things.

The crocodile; the shark; the anaconda.

Animal superheroes are fast, powerful and can leap tall trees in a single bound.

What it means to grow old in the animal world; animals with long lives.

Flocks, swarms and schools of animals; benefits of traveling in a group.

Animals use their claws, horns, teeth and other body parts to protect themselves and to go on the offensive.

How animals are named.

Hunting like a lion; catching rays with an alligator; eating like a horse

Animal bones.