Episode List
- Big Five, Little Five
- City Critters*
- Sharks
- Running With the Wild Dogs
- In Search of the Tasmanian Tiger
- The Great Defenders
- Pan Troglodytes: An In-depth Analysis
- The Great Canadians
- Rain Forests: Under the Canopy
- Creatures of the Night
- Elephants 1: Educating Emily
- Elephants 2: Wild Elephants Can't Drag Me Away
- Weird Creatures
- Planet of the Dolphins
- The Great Bear Show
- Mgobo of Baboon Mountain*
- The How Show*
- Kickboxing Kangaroos
- The Giant Bug Invasion
- Heavyweights of Africa
- The Redcoats Are Coming
- The Cow Show
- Maximum Cheetah Velocity
- Wild Ponies
- Who's Who?*
- Arribada 1: Sea Turtle Invasion
- Arribada 2: Running the Gauntlet
- Around Australia in Eight Days
- Hyenas Are Cool
- Mungu's Revenge
- Creature Rescue
- Lion, King of Beasts?
- Marsh Mania
- Why?
- Koalas or Wombats
- Backyard Bandits*
- Hanging with the Monkeys
- The Best of the Best
- Polyp Power
- Wings
- Phantom Wolves
- Australia: Land of Mystery and Intrigue
- Leopard: Prince of Stealth
- When?
- Parched and Thirsty in the Outback
- Gatorglades
- Spots and Stripes Forever
- Three Cool Cats
- Where?
- Around Africa in Eight Hours
- Kratt's Swingin' Time
- Giraffes Find Out
- Australia: Land of Braveness and Discovery
- What's That Noise?
The * shows episodes in which Ttark didn't appear.
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