Boris tells a story set in Australia.

Melanie watches some elks frolicking about in a clearing and, marvelling at the finesse and majesty of their movements, decides to try a bit of frolicking herself.

The animals tell Lucy about the jungle loggers.

In the story of Beverly the Beaver, Beverly takes all the trees to make a giant log palace.

Doris the Duck and her friends play a game of 'let's pretend' - but when she decides to be a beautiful princess, she upsets everybody with her constant demands and bossiness.

Esmeralda the snake invites Herbert the Warthog to live with her when his home is flooded - but soon realises how untidy he is.

Molly Hippo's young nephew Eddie's inquisitive nature gets him into all sorts of problems.

Herbert decides to change his smelly ways and have a makeover when he hears about a party to which he has not been invited.

Pauline can't catch fish so she decides to borrow them from the other animals.

A very rare tree from Savannah appears and the animals begin fighting over it.

Nelson wants to be a bird.

Lucy hears the tale of Toby the Tortoise, and learns not to be afraid of spiders.

Best friends Ronald and Tic Tic aren't talking to each other.

The animals tell the story of Audrey's struggle to keep her egg warm.

Dennis the dromedary tells the story of his curious nephew.

Georgina the giraffe reveals what happened when Nathalie wanted to enter a dancing competition.

Molly tells the tale of Henrietta, a hippo who was mocked for being hairy.

Loesje gooit een papieren zak op de grond.

Victor tells the tale of Kevin, a crocodile who tries to become mean and nasty.

Rebbit the frog tells the tale of Joey, a young kangaroo who cannot skip.

Lucy hears the tale of Snowbert, a lonely polar bear who makes a friend.

Giggles and Tickles play lots of tricks on the other animals.

Lucy hears the tale of Zed the Zebra, who was the fastest in any race.

Lucy hears the tale of Adam the armadillo, who was too small to play football.

Georgina the giraffe tells Lucy her life story.

Lucy meets Herbert the Warthog, who tells her about his discovery of music on the savanna.

Poor Reginald can't get any sleep. He draws a big circle around him and tells the other animals not to disturb him - but when he wakes up a long time later, things are very different.

Phoebe is upset because she feels she isn't good at anything. She's always beaten by the other animals and wishes there was just one thing she could be good at. Quite by accident, Phoebe discovers that there is something she's good at.

Snowbert recalls the time he and Sidney took a walrus called Hercule Moustache on a trip across the North Pole. But all Hercule did was complain - until he got a very special surprise.

Doris the Duck is unhappy with the noise of the dawn chorus. She decides to write a new song, intending to get all the animals to sing the same song.

Petula the Parrot is not pleased when she discovers that the greedy Giggles and Tickles have eaten her lovely party food.

Kevin pretends he can do magic. Doris is so impressed she makes him put on a magic show at the volcano. A special little cloud comes to Kevin's aid and makes it a wonderful occasion.

Isabel gives Pauline the Pelican a flamingo makeover, only for her to ruin it by helping her friends out with messy chores. However, when it comes to being centre of attention, Isabel discovers that looks aren't everything.

Herbert's watermelon obsession provides Victor with the perfect tool for revenge on the animals at the waterhole. Herbert realises his mistake, but will it be in time to save the waterhole?

Lucy hears the tale of Alan the Aardvark, who bores the other animals with his ant obsession.

The animals talk about how rumours once spread across the savannah that an important visitor was on her way.

On kicking their ball into Hercule Moustache's garden, a young puffin football team discovers that to be the best takes teamwork and training. A grumpy walrus coach helps.

Lucy hears the tale of Ronald the Rhino's many attempts to woo the lovely Rosie.

Nathalie is delighted to see the back of her disgusting neighbour Herbert, but he is replaced by a bunch who are far worse.

Casper the chameleon learns how to change his colour, but despite his grandpa's warning he misuses his special gift.

Lucy hears the tale of Seamus, who was the best flyer in Africa until he had an accident.

Gary the dromedary thinks Zed the zebra is brilliant and tries to be just like him. But Zed thinks the camel's attention is ruining his cool.

Georgina takes her bumbleberry soup very seriously, so when the other animals add a little something to the mix, it results in trouble.

When Giggles' and Tickles' cousin Chuckles comes to visit, everyone expects lots of tricks and jokes, but Chuckles is no fun at all.

Joey the kangaroo has gone camping with his friends but his mum won't leave him alone to enjoy the trip.

Jazz the Jaguar and his friends set out to frighten Adam the Armadillo on his walk through the forest. But all their tricks backfire, as Adam does not seem to be afraid of anything.

Boris the Bear has lost his honeycomb, so his friends help him retrace his steps.

Melanie the Moose's friends all give her birthday presents, but they're not the sort of presents she likes.

Victor bans all the other animals from using the water hole as he is annoyed with their noise and splashing. The other animals eventually find a new place to drink and play but will they let Victor join them after the old waterhole dries up?

Harry the hyena's family holiday goes from bad to worse, as each member of the family goes off to do their own thing.

The animals challenge very noisy Herbert the Warthog to stay silent for a whole day.

Adam and Annie find a treasure trail in the jungle, but the other animals race off to find the treasure first.