Zoo Clues - Season 2 (2013)

We'll ride the river to discover the animals that make waterways their homes. From enormous hippos...to ferocious crocodiles...to the world's largest rodents. We'll also find out what sends river fish into a feeding frenzy.

We'll discover how animals survive using some amazing adaptations. We'll also find out...which animal eats rocks...which animal makes its own dog repellent...and which animal can survive the vacuum of space.

We'll find out what makes a camel so good at crossing the desert...ask why meerkats join the mob...figure out how to find monkeys in the forest...and get up close and personal with the most amazing animals of Africa.

We're going to explore what the Americas looked like a million years ago...long before humans, and meet the incredible animals that lived there.

We'll separate fact from fiction by finding out what separates man from the monkeys...if opossums can hang their tails...if dolphins have names of each other...and if wolves really do howl at the moon.

We're going to zoom in close on some of the world's most amazing insects...and spiders. We'll discover what mosquito's do with all that blood they drink...find which insect is loud enough to damage your hearing and more.

We'll dig into the fossil record to investigate the origin of reptiles...and amphibians. Can you imagine a frog at the top of the food chain? What about a fish that breathes air? Answers to these questions and more.

We're talking predators. You'll meet the biggest - toughest...and most terrifying carnivores on Earth. Get ready for Great whites, lions, tigers, komodo dragons, polar bears, wolves, and many more fierce animals.

We'll follow in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus and see the Americas in a whole new way...by meeting the animals that lived there a long time ago.

We'll investigate animals that lived in Australia long before people showed up. Including a giant kangaroo that could hop and never had to stop, an animal with the most powerful bite and more.

We'll ask who the peacock is trying to impress? What makes the flamingo pink? And where you can find twin snakes. Get ready to meet dozens of animals that sport the most amazing colors.

We'll learn how zoos have adapted and changed over time. From the construction plans of medieval castles to the modern zoos of today.

We'll trek across Asia on the back of a camel, travel back through history with the domestic cat, and ride into mythology on the back of a dragon.

We're taking to the air to discover what it's really like to fly. Find out if birds really do come from dinosaurs, how long a bird can fly before it has to land and what's up with birds that have wings, but can't fly?

We'll investigate some of the animal worlds greatest migrations and discover how animals know where they're going even if they've never been there before.

We'll investigate some of the animals that lived in Africa, Asia, and Europe in the time after the dinosaurs but before we arrived.

We'll discover dozens of animals that aren't quite what they seem. We'll also meet an animal that glues plants to itself, another that disguises itself as a hummingbird, and discover why that leaf...is moving.

We'll investigate some of the incredible animals that have evolved for a life in the forest.

We're traveling the globe in search of the best places to see wildlife. From birds to the beasts.

We'll investigate some downright amazing animal encounters. Some good. And some not so good. Plus, we'll meet some famous animals of Hollywood and a crime fighting alligator.

We'll investigate why animals live in some of the crazy places that they do. We'll also discover how an animal's geography helps shape its evolution.

We'll discover some of the amazing ways that animals protect themselves. Plus, we'll meet an animal that writes it's own prescriptions, wake up the sleepiest rodent on the planet and learn to respect the skunk .

We'll discover why some animals are fast, and some are slow. We'll also meet a couple of record holders, including the fastest animal on the planet, and the sleepiest.