Andy's Safari Adventures - Episode Guide

When park boss Mr Hammond accidentally breaks some acorns in the Jungle Den, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to Canada to collect some more. He shrinks down to embark on an epic adventure with a chipmunk, discovering its underground den. Along the way, he also meets a moose and must escape from a horned owl.

When the meerkats escape from Safari World, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to the Kalahari Desert in Africa to record a meerkat alarm call that will bring them running home. But a scorpion and cobra thwart his every move. Will Andy make it back to Safari World in time before Mr Hammond notices the meerkats are missing?

When a newly orphaned shoebill chick arrives at Safari World, Andy and Jen notice it's having trouble drinking water. Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile, jetting off to the swamps of Zambia, in Southern Africa, to discover how shoebill chicks drink water. Along the way, he meets a pack of African hunting dogs, complete with adorable puppies.

When Jen accidentally destroys a video of an Arctic fox, Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile and heads to the Arctic to re-record the action on his gizmo. But a hungry polar bear and a snowstorm thwart his every move. Can Andy record a new video of the Arctic fox before Mr Hammond notices the old one was destroyed?

When Andy inadvertently loses some kapok tree seeds that Mr Hammond was hoping to plant in the chimp enclosure, it's up to Andy to jet off to Africa in his safari-mobile and track down some more. Shrinking down to the size of a baby chimp, he embarks on an epic adventure, swinging through the trees in search of replacement kapok seeds.

Jen is trying to put together an audio database of animal sounds for Mr Hammond's birthday, but one sound, resembling a howl, eludes them. Andy jets off in his safari-mobile to the Sonoran desert in America in search of the mystery sound and the animal that made it. Along the way, he meets a grasshopper mouse and escapes a pack of hungry harris hawks.

When Andy leaves his sandwich in the lion enclosure, it attracts an infestation of flies, just as Mr Hammond is hoping to take pictures of the lions for the park's website. Andy jets off to Africa in his safari-mobile to see how lions in the wild deal with flies. Along the way he meets an agama lizard who just might have the solution to Andy's predicament.

When clouds of sand block the underwater cameras back at Safari World, Jen is unable to show Mr Hammond the footage of their male pufferfish building its nest. To the rescue comes Andy, who jets off in his safari-mobile to the coral reefs of Japan to find another male pufferfish building a nest so he can re-record the action on his gizmo.

When Andy inadvertently eats all the honey made by Safari World's stingless bees, he heads to Brazil in his safari-mobile to find some more. There, he meets a troop of capuchin monkeys who lead him to a stingless bee hive.

When Jen accidentally grinds up some giraffe thorn tree seeds that Mr Hammond wanted Andy to plant, Andy must head to the Namibian desert in southern Africa to track some down. And what better way to do that than from the top of a giraffe itself! But when another male giraffe arrives on the scene, a fight ensues, and Andy is caught in the middle.

Mr Hammond has asked Andy to give a talk all about elephant shrews. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the African savannah in search of the tiny creature and discovers amazing facts about it. Along the way, he meets a dung beetle, comes face to face with a hungry monitor lizard and narrowly escapes a herd of stampeding animals.

Disaster strikes at Safari World when Andy accidentally breaks a bowerbird nest that Mr Hammond was going to put on display. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the jungles of Papua New Guinea so he can learn how to construct a new one from the majestic bower-builder himself, the flame bowerbird.

When a shell for an orphaned hermit crab accidentally gets broken, it's up to Andy to find a suitable replacement. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to a Caribbean island and tracks down some hermit crabs who reveal to him their novel way of all moving house at the same time! But will Andy find the shell he's looking for?

When Mr Hammond's precious photo of a catfish is destroyed, Andy heads to Dragon's Breath Cave in Africa to track down a catfish and take a new picture. He meets a cheetah family and a leopard before taking the safari-mobile underwater to continue his quest. Will Andy succeed? And will he get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices?

Jen is preparing a holographic display on hard-to-spot animals and desperately needs a scan of a naked mole rat, but can't track down the one living at Safari World. To the rescue comes Andy, who jets off in his safari-mobile, heading to the Sahara desert, in search of this strange-looking creature. His mission takes him into its underground burrow.

When Andy destroys a salty rock that Mr Hammond had collected for the mountain goat enclosure, Andy must head off to the Rocky Mountains of North America in search of a new one. Along the way he meets a pika and some bighorn sheep before climbing a mountain to find the goats. Will Andy find a new rock? And will he get back to Safari World in time?

When the temperature of the African penguin enclosure accidentally gets lowered, Jen must correct it immediately, but she can't remember what the correct temperature was. To the rescue comes Andy, who jets off in his safari-mobile, heading to Africa to discover the correct temperature that makes African penguin chicks hatch from their eggs.

When a weaver ant nest arrives damaged, Andy must stick it back together - but how? He jets off in his safari-mobile to Australia, discovering how weaver ants build their nests and what they use to stick the leaves together. Will Andy succeed? And will he get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices the other nest was destroyed?

When Mr Hammond's animal photos from a trip to Rio de Janeiro are destroyed, Andy jets off in his safari-mobile, heading back to Brazil to take some new ones. Along the way, he takes to the skies with a burrowing owl and helps a young marmoset who's lost in the city to find his family. Will Andy get the photos he needs before Mr Hammond notices?

When Mr Hammond inadvertently eats all the mangosteen fruit that was meant for the new treeshrews, it's up to Andy to find some more. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the rainforests of Borneo in search of a treeshrew and its favourite food, mangosteens. Along the way, Andy comes face to face with a tree snake and some hungry wild pigs.

When a fault develops on the remote camera that Jen set up to record sightings of the elusive snow leopard in the Himalayas, it is up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to the Himalayas to find the camera and fix it. 

Along the way, he shrinks down and goes flying with a golden eagle to get a bird's eye view of the Himalayas. Eventually, he tracks down not one but two snow leopards, a mother and her cub. But will Andy find and fix Jen's camera before Mr Hammond notices there is a problem?

When some new grizzly bears arrive at the park during a hot summer, it's up to Andy to make sure they have everything they need to help them get rid of their winter coats. But Andy doesn't know what they might need to help them to do just that. To find the answer, he jets off in his safari-mobile, heading to North America in search of some grizzlies. After meeting some bison and a marmot, the bears lead Andy to a forest where he discovers the answer to the question. The bears use the rough bark of the trees to shed their winter coats. Amazing!

When Jen inadvertently uses the wrong picture for a coati sign that Mr Hammond needs for the Amazon dome back at Safari World, Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile, jetting off to the Amazon rainforest in search of a coati that he can take a picture of. Along the way, he meets a family of South American river otters, comes face to face with a jaguar and is chased down by a savanna hawk. But will he succeed in his mission and get the photo Jen needs before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When an escaped crab inadvertently chops up some seagrass that Mr Hammond had collected for a rescued manatee, it's up to Andy to save the day. Taking to the skies in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the Caribbean in search of some more seagrass. Along the way, he meets a three-toed pygmy sloth before embarking on an epic underwater adventure where he comes face to face with some predatory tarpons. Will Andy succeed in his mission and will he get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When Mr Hammond tasks Andy with making sure the marine iguanas are clean for their inspection, Andy mistakenly thinks that Mr Hammond is referring to the iguanas living in the reptile house. They are of course two different species. Not knowing the answer, Andy jets off to the Galapagos Islands to find out how marine iguanas keep themselves clean and gets quite a surprise when he discovers the truth. Along the way, he has a run-in with some racer snakes and gets help from a baby marine iguana to make his escape. But will Andy make it back in time before Mr Hammond notices he's gone?

When Mr Hammond needs a photo of an armadillo for the front cover of Safari World's new magazine, it's up to Andy to save the day. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to South America in search of the elusive creature. Along the way, he bumps into a pair of squabbling guanaco and meets a family of mara, a type of giant rodent. Will Andy succeed in his mission and get the photo before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

With the imminent hatching of some new sand grouse chicks at Safari World, Andy and Jen suddenly realise that the sand grouse's nest is a long way from the watering hole. Given that the chicks can't fly, they are worried that the new chicks won't be able to drink. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the Kalahari Desert in Africa. His mission: to find out how sand grouse chicks drink water. Along the way, he takes a ride with a herd of elephants before coming face to face with a predatory goshawk and taking to the skies with an adult male sand grouse in order to make his escape.

When some new sea lions arrive at the park, Mr Hammond decides to go swimming with them during feeding time. The only problem is, Andy and Jen don't yet know how many anchovies, a type of fish, the sea lions like to eat in a day. Too many could make them ill, too few and they'd be hungry. To find the answer, Andy jets off in his safari-mobile to the coast of Argentina in South America in search of some sea lions feeding. Along the way, he meets an enormous elephant seal, so called because the males have a nose that looks a bit like an elephant's trunk. After a harrowing chase between two rival males, Andy finds the sea lions and eventually takes to the water to watch them hunt. But how will he count all the fish the sea lions are eating, and will Andy make it back to Safari World in time with the answer?

When Jen inadvertently uploads the wrong hologram for a presentation that Mr Hammond is giving on apex predators, it's up to Andy to put things right. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to Komodo Island, Indonesia, in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon. He needs to get a clear scan of the animal, which is easier said than done. Along the way, he takes to skies with a draco lizard and gets help from a water buffalo. Will Andy succeed in his mission before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When the photos Mr Hammond took of a family of Ethiopian wolves are mysteriously found to be blank, it's up to Andy to save the day. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to Ethiopia in Africa in search of the wolf pack in order to take some new photos. Along the way, he meets some bearded vultures squabbling over some old bones and comes face to face with a family of hamadryas baboons. But will Andy succeed in his mission and get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond realises his pictures are all blank?

When Andy accidentally records over Mr Hammond's audio recording of a male humpback whale singing, it's up to him to save the day and put right his wrongs. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Mexico. His mission is to find a male humpback whale and re-record its beautiful song. In this epic adventure., will Andy succeed in his mission and get the recording before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When Mr Hammond asks Andy to perform the dance of a male manakin, a bird that lives in the jungles of Central America, Andy is left flummoxed. Jetting off in his Safari mobile, Andy heads to Central America in search of the bird so he can learn its amazing dance moves. Along the way, he has to help rescue a spider monkey hanging perilously from a branch high up in the canopy.

When Mr Hammond asks Andy to make sure the Snare's penguins are nice and clean for their welcoming party at Safari World, Jen suddenly notices that they are caked in mud and refusing to get into the sea. Andy jets off to New Zealand in his safari-mobile to find out how these forest-dwelling penguins get themselves clean. But will Andy find the answer before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When Andy accidentally breaks a plaster cast of a ring-tailed lemur's footprint that Mr Hammond made, it's up to Andy to put things right. Jetting off in his Safari-mobile, Andy heads to Madagascar in search of a family of ring-tailed lemurs that just might be able to help him. On his epic adventure, Andy sunbathes with the lemurs before escaping from a hungry Madagascan buzzard. Will he succeed in his mission before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When Mr Hammond asks Andy to take pictures of a bobcat, a wild cat that lives in the Rocky Mountains of North America, Andy must jet off in his Safari mobile and track one down in the wild. Not so easy given their elusive nature! His wildlife photography skills are given a real test and his mission seems thwarted at every turn. Along the way, he meets a coyote catching fish in a river. But will he get the photos of the bobcat he's looking for and will he make it back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong?

When Andy mistakenly eats a bowl of exotic fruit salad that Mr Hammond had left for the black-crested macaques back at Safari World, it's up to Andy to put things right. Heading off in his safari-mobile, Andy jets off to Sulawesi in south-east Asia in search of some more fruit. To help him with his quest, he joins a troop of black-crested macaques, undoubtedly the best fruit finders in the forest! Will Andy make it back in time before Mr Hammond notices the missing fruit?

When Mr Hammond asks Andy to open the new brilliant bugs exhibit at the park, Andy couldn't be more delighted. But when Mr Hammond asks Andy a question about how the darkling beetle of the Namib desert drinks water, Andy is flummoxed. If the grand opening is to be a success, Andy needs to know the answer! Jetting off in his safari mobile, Andy heads to the Namib desert in Africa, in search of a darkling beetle that will hopefully show him how it drinks. Along the way, he shrinks down and meets a Namaqua chameleon, but gets quite a shock when he realises it's trying to eat not only the darkling beetles, but Andy himself! Making his escape, Andy follows the beetles up a giant sand dune where he's surprised to find it's particularly foggy. Here, he witnesses first hand just how the beetles drink. But will Andy make it back to the park in time with the answer and before the exhibition opens?

Andy heads to Australia in search of some little red flying foxes. His quest leads him to a spinifex mouse escaping from a hungry snake. Along the way, he also meets a kangaroo and a frilled lizard. But will he succeed in taking the perfect picture of the foxes, especially when the jaws of a snapping crocodile thwart his every move?

When Andy accidentally records himself instead of the courtship dance of the male Jackson's widowbird, he takes to the skies and jets off to Africa in his safari-mobile in search of another widowbird he can film instead. Along the way, he shrinks down and goes flying on the back of a bee-eater before landing on the back of a grumpy ostrich who soon shows Andy who's boss! Will Andy find another male widowbird, and will he manage to have the camera the right way round this time?

When Jen notices a herd of Asian elephants caught in a flood in Bangladesh, it's up to Andy to help them. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to Bangladesh and, in a race against time, helps the elephants reach higher ground. Not as easy as it sounds, but Jen's on hand back at the control tower to assist Andy every step of the way.