Episodes
| # | Episode Synopsis |
|---|---|
| 1 | The 4 kids from the UK meet the 4 kids from the United States. They find out what's in store for them over the next 3 weeks and learn about the Necklace. |
| 2 | The 8 new friends come face to face with the first of many animals they will meet during their trip. |
| 3 | The group meet the most famous of all the reptiles in Florida when they go canoeing on a "gator river". |
| 4 | The group have an early start and they also experience meeting the ocean's most feared predator. |
| 5 | The friends meet the manatees and get to feed and experience them. |
| 6 | The group learn how to become animal trainers and take part in a competition to test their team work and their ability to use a GPS system and meet rescue animals, and one of them experiences Africa's most dangerous animal. |
| 7 | The group have an early start. They learn that they are going to meet big cats. |
| 8 | The kids come face to face with a range of Arctic animals. |
| 9 | The group come face to face with the dolphins. |
| 10 | The group of friends learn about reptiles and find out which animal they've got to research. |
| 11 | The group get to go into a shark cage in Orlando. |
| 12 | The group head South into the Everglades (into the swamp) in alligator territory where they plant orchids. They also hear tales from a member of the Seminole Indian tribe (Jay Osceola). They also go to Florida Keys. |
| 13 | The kids clean up the beach in the Florida Keys and go snorkelling off the mangrove at the tip of the Everglades. |
| 14 | The children are in the Gulf of Mexico in the Florida Keys where they group see barracudas in the wild. |
| 15 | It's the final day for the group as they say goodbye to their friends and Mzinga Lodge, however there is still one more challenge - who has put together the best presentation? |
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