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Animal Atlas (2004) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Animal Atlas online in HD.

Animal Atlas — Storyline

Animal Atlas is produced by Longneedle Entertainment, LLC, a subsidiary of Bellum Entertainment Group. Animal Atlas is a 30-minute educational wildlife show that "takes children on a tour of discovery, uncovering the secrets of how animals live and thrive. Young viewers meet animals from the familiar to the astounding, and the domesticated to the wild, including the diverse creatures of the African savanna, the finned and flippered of the big deep, and the colorful cast of the equatorial rainforest". Atlas began in 2004 for its first season in national syndication and will be going on its tenth year of national syndication during the 2013-2014 season. As of January 2013, Bellum will have produced over 230 high definition episodes of Animal Atlas and fourteen home entertainment DVD titles about animals.

Cast & Crew

Animal Atlas — Series Details

Animal Atlas — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Animal Appetites (2004-09-25)
• E2: Animal Babies (2004-10-02)
• E3: Wild Cats (2004-10-09)
• E4: Monkey Business (2004-10-16)
• E5: Animal Locomotion (2004-10-23)
• E6: Elephants and Us (2004-10-30)
• E7: What's That?! (2004-11-06)
• E8: Goin' Ape (2004-11-13)
• E9: A Crash of Rhinos (2004-11-20)
• E10: The Bear Facts (2004-11-27)
• E11: Seafarers: The Amazing Water World of Marine Mammals (2005-01-15)
• E12: Habitats (2005-01-22)
• E13: Herbivores (2005-01-29)
• E14: Home Sweet Home: Primordial Worlds of Swamps and Rainforests (2005-02-05)
• E15: Who's a Rodent?! (2005-02-12)
• E16: Marsupials (2005-02-19)
• E17: Animal ABCs (2005-02-26)
• E18: Savanna Safari (2005-04-23)
• E19: Animal Senses (2005-04-30)
• E20: Great Birds of a Feather (2005-05-07)
• E21: Masters of Disguise (2005-05-14)
• E22: Down on the Farm (2005-05-21)
• E23: Down On The Farm, E-I-E-I-O (2005-07-02) — The behavior of animals in the wild shows a delicate balance between predators and their prey.
• E24: Big Bad Wolves (2005-07-09) — Comparing the reality of wolves' behavior to their bad reputation.
• E25: Monsters in the Sea (2005-07-16) — Dangerous but fascinating sea creatures such as sharks,rays and eels.
• E26: Home Sweet Home: Shore, Sand and Sea (2005-07-23) — The creatures that make their home near the seashore, including fish and seagulls.
• E27: Animal Talk
• E28: Animal Beauties
• E29: Animal Intelligence
• E30: Primates
• E31: Ancient Animals
• E32: Reptiles
• E33: Sea Creatures
• E34: Camouflage

Season 2

• E1: Mermaids, Sirens and Sea Cows: Legends of the Manatee — An in-depth look at this gentle yet endangered mammal of the sea.
• E2: Dolphin Show — Explore animals worldwide and how they adapt to survive and thrive in the wild.
• E3: Crocs & Gators — Explore animals worldwide and how they adapt to survive and thrive in the wild.
• E4: Tortoises & Turtles: By Land And By Sea — A contrasting and comparative look at these slow-moving giants of and of sea.
• E5: Loss of the Wild: Wild Cats, Great and Small — Wild cats find sanctuary at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida.
• E6: Fish Tales: Let’s Swim! — The magical world of fish and their underwater surroundings.
• E7: Animals of Myth & Legend — Fact or Fiction? A truthful look into the animals of legend and folklore.
• E8: What’s That? Under The Sea — Unusual-looking underwater animals that are often mistaken for something they’re not.
• E9: Florida Springbreak, Wildlife-Style! — A romp with animals that are indigenous to the state of Florida.
• E10: Bright Birds — The majestic world of the airborne aves who are brilliantly adapted to their respected environments.
• E12: The Greatest of Apes — A study into the behaviors of these “man-like apes”.
• E13: Monkey See, Monkey Do? Let's Talk About Anthropomorphism! — Giving human characteristics, behavior or motivation to animals.
• E14: Big Bird Don’t Fly! — A close look at the amazing flightless birds, from ostriches and emus to penguins.
• E17: The Ungulates: By Hoof, By Claw or By Nail — An exploration into this remarkably diverse group of hoofed mammals.
• E18: Adapt & Thrive — Incredible animals who have adapted and thrived under the most difficult of circumstances.
• E19: Secrets of Animal Communication — The amazing ways that animals communicate.
• E20: Who’s Got Milk: A Day at the Dairy Farm — An amusing and informative look into the life of the milk cow.
• E21: Life’s A Beach!: Animal Dwellers At The Seashore — The extraordinary diverse group of animals who live where the ocean meets the land.
• E22: Whose Kingdom Is This Anyway? — The fascinating five defining characteristics that all animals share.

Season 3

• E1: Meet The Gibbons: The Lesser Apes? — A closer look at the smaller, ‘not great’ apes who are often mistaken for monkeys, including the amazing singing siamangs, the sopranos of the forest.
• E2: What’s A Lemur? — Exploring the secret world of a very unusual group of primates. These extraordinary creatures are found only in Madagascar and have been mistaken for ghosts.
• E3: Man-Eaters And Other Predators — A fact-finding mission into the truth behind the rumors of deadly monster-animals, from the gorilla to the shark and the komodo dragon.
• E4: Endangered: Say Hello, Say Goodbye — What does ‘endangered’ really mean and how did the populations of some animals decrease so much that there are only a few remaining in the wild. From loss of habitat, to aggressive
• E5: Animal Passport: Africa! — The great animals of Africa, from the gargantuan, like the giraffe, elephant and rhino, to the lesser known but wildly entertaining like the meerkat and the warthog.
• E6: Nine Giraffes — A fond and closer look at one of the most beloved animals on the planet while answering the inevitable question: what’s really big about the giraffe and why.
• E8: Mammals Got Game! — What makes a mammal a mammal and in what ways do they differ from other animals: it’s a lot more than just feeding their young with milk.
• E9: Who’s A Pig? (And Who’s Not) — Exploring the world of pigs and their look-alikes, from wild pigs in Africa to the portly hippo and the barnyard piglet.
• E10: Animal Passport: The America’s! — Both unusual and recognizable animals from the ‘New World’ — the continents of North and South America — and how they are different and distinctive from Old World animals.
• E11: A Barrel Of Monkeys — A journey into the world of monkeys, from the terrestrial to the arboreal, from the New World to the Old World.
• E12: The Real King Kongs — The real story of the ‘man-like monsters’ of deepest Africa: the lowland gorilla and the chimpanzee.
• E13: Ape-Man Of The Forest — A revealing look at two of the great apes, the orangutan and the bonobo, and the legends surrounding these two primates.
• E14: Big Hairy Spiders & Other Toxic Creatures — How animals got their names and the amazing stories of the meaning behind them.
• E15: Secrets Of Animal Survival — How animals survive in the wild through unique adaptations to their environments: from use of poisons, to bodily changes, to restrictive diets.
• E18: Animal Passport: Australia! — Animals from Down Under, from the kangaroo to the koala and other remarkable native creatures.
• E19: Who’s Domesticated? (And Who’s Just Tame) — Animals in our households and the barnyards and an exploration into the history of their domesticity.
• E20: Canine, Feline, Equine — The dog, the cat and the horse and what features, behaviors and elements of their appearance make them immediately recognizable to all.
• E21: A Whale Of A Good Time! — Mammals of the sea, from dolphins to whales. How they survive in the ocean, what makes them unique, how their behavior and appearance is determined by what they eat and where they
• E22: Who’s At The Aquarium? — A journey to the Shedd Aquarium outside of Chicago: exploring the worlds of their marine animals while learning what it takes to provide aquatic homes for them.

Season 4

• E1: 30 MPH (2007-09-17) — What animals, whether two-legged, four-legged or winged, can break the land speed/air speed of 30 miles per hour, the footspeed man has never reached. From the very fast: the cheet
• E2: Who's a Symbol? (2007-09-24) — Animals who represent something to us, beyond themselves and majestic wildlife: the lion as courage; the bear as strength and fortitude; the bald eagle as freedom; the kangaroo as
• E3: Telltale Tails (2007-10-01) — The nature, function and wide variety of tails in the animal kingdom, from the prehensile tails of the New World monkeys, to the fly swishing tails of the pig family, to the displa
• E5: Something's Fishy! (2007-10-15) — Everything that’s special about fish, both the bony and the cartilaginous, from breathing with gills, to their scales, to their fins, both single and paired, to the wide variety of
• E6: Man's Best Friend (2007-10-22) — A closer look at the domestic dog: its super senses, how breeding has changed its appearance and why, different breeds and their histories and background and what working dogs do.
• E7: Curious Cats (2007-10-29) — The cat family, from the domestic cat to the wild cats: how size is not the factor that separates the big cats from the rest of the wild cats, where domestic cats came from, and ho
• E8: Felids & Canids (2007-11-05) — A comparative look at the members of the dog and cat family: their super senses, their respective roles as carnivorous predators, which is the fastest and which is the long distanc
• E9: Who's a Reptile? (2007-11-12) — A panoramic look at a variety of reptiles, from snakes to lizards to alligators to turtles and tortoises. What makes a reptile a reptile, what characteristics they all share and wh
• E10: The Kingdom of the Horse (2007-11-19) — The world of the domestic horse, from breeds to breeding, to the biggest and the smallest, the horse’s historic relationship with man; members of the horse family, from the donkey
• E11: Variety Show!: The Greatest Mysteries of the Animal Kingdom (2008-01-14)
• E12: Appearances Can Be Deceiving (2008-01-21) — A panorama of interesting animals whose looks defy their true identity, from the naked mole rat (not a mole, not a rat), to the okapi, the only living relative of the giraffe, to t
• E13: Rats and Pigs (2008-01-28) — A walk on the wild side with members of the pig family and those rodents whose names have negative connotations but who are really remarkable, if not admirable creatures.
• E14: Big Hairy Spiders & Other Toxic Creatures (2008-02-04) — A visit into the world of the arachnids, and a vivid explanation of which animals are venomous and why, like the tarantula and the rattlesnake, and which are poisonous, like the po
• E15: Skin, Fur & Feathers (2008-02-11) — A very close look at animals with interesting skin such as turtles in their shells and thick-skinned pachyderms like the hippo and the elephant; to remarkable, animals with fur, li
• E16: Variety Show!: The Most Amazing Animal Fact (2008-02-25) — A panoramic look at animals that are truly amazing, from the echidna, an egg-laying mammal, to a kangaroo that lives in trees, to the only living North American marsupial, the opos
• E17: The Wild Life: A Chimp's Life (2008-04-07) — A close look at a family of eight chimpanzees, living in an-almostlike-the-wild habitat in the zoo, their individual stories and some amazing facts about these great apes.
• E18: The Birds & the Bees… and Bats (2008-04-14) — An introduction to animals with wings from birds, to mammals, to insects, and what makes flight possible, and necessary, in the animal world.
• E19: Super Senses (2008-04-21) — Animals who have more than the traditional five senses, from the smell-taste sense of those possessing the amazing Jacobson organ (snakes, lions, zebras), to the swim bladder that
• E20: The Wild Life: Life on the River's Edge (2008-04-28) — A journey down the life-sustaining river where near-the-water dwellers include the humongous Nile hippopotamus, the giant anteater, the river otter, and the strange looking bush do
• E21: Variety Show!: The Top Misconceptions in the Animal Kingdom (2008-05-05) — Some of the whopping misconceptions that still exist from ‘dolphins are fish’ (not), to ‘bald eagles are bald’ (not), to the belief that there’s only one kind of elephant (not).
• E22: Wings & Butterflies! (2008-05-12) — Delving into the secrets of one of the most beloved insects in the world: the colorful, graceful, winged butterflies: what they eat, how they live and how they fly.
• E23: Birds of Prey (2008-06-30) — The great predatory birds, from the eagle to the hawk to the owl; how they hunt, how they fly, their super senses, and the adaptations that help them to pursue and capture prey; th

Season 5

• E2: Animals 101 — A look at how the Animal Kingdom is divided up: those animals with a backbone, those without; animals who eat meat, those who eat only vegetation, those who eat both; animals with
• E3: The Biggest & the Fastest — A closer look at the biggest animal in the world, the elephant, and the fastest animal in the world, the cheetah. How they live, and why they are so big and fast, respectively, alo
• E4: Animal Babies, Too — A very close look at some remarkable animal babies: horse foals, kangaroo joeys, baby porcupines, wolf cubs, water buffalo calves, hawk chicks, baby owls, and ape infants. How chil
• E7: Livin’ Large In The Rainforest — An exploration into the amazing array of creatures that live in the damp and fertile rainforests of the world, from colorful birds, to huge snakes and spiders, to various monkeys,
• E10: The Wonderful World Of Bears — A visit to some of the eight kinds of the bears in the world: the giant panda, the polar bear, the black bear, the brown bear, the spectacled bear and the sun bear. How they differ
• E11: Big Cats, Wild Cats, Kitty Cats — An exploration into the world of cats of all description: wild (lions, tigers, mountain lions, leopards, jaguars, etc.) and domestic, both large and small. From feeding habits, to
• E12: Elephants Recall All — An up close and personal look at the extraordinary elephant, both the Asian elephant and the African elephant, including the misconceptions, myths and facts surrounding this mighty
• E13: Two Pandas: Just Bamboo, Thank You! — A closer look at two very rare and very beautiful animals from the remote forests of China: the giant panda and the red panda. What a “panda” actually is; how the pandas got their
• E15: Farm Livin’ — A journey into the world of domesticated animals: where they live, whether with us on our farms, ranches, or in our urban homes; which animals were the first to be domesticated; wh
• E16: Mammals: Milk & Hair — A panoramic look at what makes a mammal a mammal (hair, mammary glands, warm-blooded) and why; including some unusual mammals: monotremes (egg-laying mammals); aquatic mammals (dol
• E17: The Wild Life: Living Outdoors — An exploration into how animals live outdoors: how they survive temperature extremes, what kind of shelters they find and/or make, how they keep warm or stay cool, how fur and feat
• E20: Life in a Shell — An engaging exploration of the world of tortoises and turtles, the oldest living reptiles. The secrets of the shell; a closer look at various fascinating species; the keys to their
• E21: The Good Life: Meet the Otters! — A closer look at three kinds of otters: marine otters, river otters, Asian small-clawed otters: what they have in common, how they differ, how they hunt, swim and live a semi-aquat
• E22: Our Town: Life as a Prairie Dog — A visit to the prairie dog town to meet the prairie dog inhabitants and to examine their highly social way of life. Their history on the North American grasslands; how they got the

Season 6

• E1: Amazing Animal Facts: The Primates — An exploration into the world of the primates: from apes, to monkeys, to prosimians. How they differ, how to tell them apart, what they have in common.
• E2: When Is a Monkey a Monkey? — A closer look at monkeys: the old world and the new world; the biggest and the smallest; the baboons, the guenons, the tamarins.
• E3: Life as an Ape — A fascinating exploration into the world of the four great apes: the gorilla, the orangutan, the chimpanzee, and the bonobo.
• E4: Amazing Animal Facts: The Birds — All that’s fascinating about birds: from feathers, to flight, to beaks and bills. The biggest, the flightless, the raptors, the nut-crackers. The parrots, the owls, and the ostrich
• E5: Night & Day: Nocturnal & Diurnal — An exploration into the world of animals that are not only nocturnal and diurnal, but crepuscular. We look at why animals are awake at one time instead of another, and what special
• E6: Maturity & Longevity
• E8: Amazing Animal Facts: The Reptiles — We delve into the secrets of snakes and lizards, alligators and crocodiles, and turtles and tortoises.
• E10: Ancient Animals: The Creatures that Time Forgot — A look at the animals living today who were around at the time of the dinosaurs, and even before. We look at how some animals have changed a great deal while others have hardly cha
• E13: A Shiver of Sharks, a Zeal of Zebras — A wild ride into animal nomenclature.
• E15: Bones? Who Needs ‘Em?! — A closer look at bones, from animals with a backbone (vertebrates), to those with skeletons made of cartilage (sharks), to those animals who don’t need bones at all (invertebrates)
• E16: What’s Wild in the Neighborhood? — An exploration into the world of wild animals that live in our human neighborhoods. What makes a habitat livable? We look at how the temperature, plant life, and climate determine
• E17: The Life Arboreal — A panoramic look at animals that live in trees. We ask how they get up there in the first place (climb, fly, leap), what adaptations they have to live as tree-dwellers (claws to pr
• E19: “S” Is for Species — A wild ride through animal classification! What determines an animal’s species? Why do the same kinds of animals sometimes look different from each other? What makes a subspecies?
• E21: Life As an Amphibian — An exploration into the watery life of amphibians, including colorful frogs, toads, newts, salamanders. An examination of what amphibians have in common with other cold-blooded cre
• E22: Lizard Wizards — A look at what’s great and fascinating about the nearly 5,000 species of lizards alive today, from chameleons to iguanas to basilisks. First, an examination of what makes a lizard

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Animal Atlas have? 11 season(s) with 214 episodes.

Where can I watch Animal Atlas? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.