The Creature Cases - Season 4

Season 4
Chapter 4
Episodes

The Spider's Stolen Silk
Someone's stealing Pierre's "très magnifique" spider webs. It's up to Sam and Kit to follow the clues and crack this itsy-bitsy case wide open.

The Mystery in the Snow Maze
Kit and Sam are joined by their flying squirrel pal, Wally Bungler, to help locate a missing Arctic fox in the middle of a freezing blizzard.

The Case of the Stinky Swamp
Something stinks — and for once it isn't the skunks! Sam and Kit travel to South America to uncover the source of a yucky smell.

The Case of the Talking Tree
Three wolves who are new to the forest hear a spooky voice ordering them to go away. Can Sam and Kit uncover who's behind the scares?

The Trail of the Tuatara
Did Tony the tuatara really eat up that seabird's egg? He's the prime suspect, but maybe there's another explanation for his odd behavior...

The Disaster at the Dust Spa
When water threatens to overrun a chinchilla dust spa, Kit and Sam head to the desert to help the furry creatures stay safe and dry.

The Mysterious Swamp Rats
Animal residents in the North American wetlands are in a panic, claiming their home has been invaded by rats. But Kit and Sam aren't so sure.

The Vanishing of Mr. Blue
After two birds build their perfect nest, one bird mysteriously goes missing. Is a predator to blame — or is the truth closer to home?

The Bat Who Couldn't Remember
When a mysterious orange bat with no memory crash-lands in an African jungle, Sam and Kit offer to help her remember who she is and where she came from.

The Hidden Hitchhiker
After a velvet worm sticks Sam and Kit together, the two pals must work together to free themselves — and help their new friend get back home.
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