01:54 Watch how true this statement is – “Presented with food, he acts as if it’s his last meal.” Hamsters stuff their faces with food into a seemingly endless pit. Using an X-ray camera, this clip from the BBC shows us how far that pit goes – it actually extends all the way to his hips.

01:54 Three ducklings went missing on an Irish farm, and the farmer thought the cat had eaten them. What he found was even more surprising – they were snuggled up to a cat mom, right next to her kittens. Stranger still, the ducklings were breastfeeding (ducklings don’t breastfeed, as they are self-sufficient virtually from birth).

02:57 He’s incredible. He doesn’t just imitate the calls of his fellow birds; the little mimic also replicates the sounds of chainsaws, camera shutters, car alarms and other noises he hears in the forest. The range of sounds you’ll hear on this David Attenborough BBC clip is amazing.

01:58 Keith the dolphin shows off his special “gift”, mountain goats perform flips, two big waterbirds birds go head banging, and zebras get the giggles.

02:04 Only 24 hours after hatching, seven ducklings, encouraged by their mother’s calls from below, leap from their nest high up in a forest tree trunk and fall to the ground, cushioned by dry leaf litter. Watch how nonchalant they are you’d never think think that they just plummeted off of a duckling version of a skyscraper.

01:16 Some of the funniest bits from the BBC masterpiece which pair footage of animals with perfectly voiced comedic comedic skits. Featuring meerkats, giraffes, a tortoise, otters, and a marmot.

01:19 The talented squirrel in these BBC clips water skis and does some amazing aerial feats as he leaps through a complex course set to dramatic music. Super squirrel for sure!

01:52 Hilarious clips from the BBC comedy series Walk On The Wild Side introduce us to some of the funniest talking animals you’ve ever seen.

01:35 Watch Sam the donkey, who lives at a donkey sanctuary in the UK. This escape artist opens the barn door, and leads his donkey friends inside to the food container where they can fill up on goodies.

02:04 A magical rendition, featuring splendid BBC nature clips perfectly choreographed with Sir David Attenborough’s ‘singing’ the lyrics backed with a lush instrumental score.

01:57 Delightful BBC clips that match British comedic voices to footage of animals in the wild. The funniest segment is where camels talk about their new toothpaste. Other featured creatures are a tree frog, exotic big ground birds, a gorilla, waterfowl, and meerkats.

02:17 It’s a remarkable clip from Frozen Planet, the BBC/Discovery series narrated by Alec Baldwin.

02:16 In this BBC clip see what a crow living in a city in Japan does to open a nut that’s too hard for him to crack – wait for the lights to stop the traffic and then collect the cracked nuts in safety!

03:04 A Venus Flytrap looks appetizing to a fly so he walks in. Big mistake. He sets off a couple of hair triggers and wham, he is a prisoner. Ten days later the plant has finished its meal and it opens again to welcome another visitor.

01:44 A pair of Clark’s Grebes, a lovely white and black bird, perform a courtship ritual dance on the water. The photography is unsurpassed; you’ll be gripped from start to finish. It is a scene from the amazing BBC/Discovery series, Life.

02:20 Perfectly timed comedic observations from a tortoise, big water birds, seals, and funniest of all a monkey dentist and his monkey patient, paired with superb BBC natural history footage. You’ll love it! 

07:07 Celebrated physicist Richard Feynman explains what fire, magnets, rubber bands (and more) are like at the scale of the jiggling atoms they’re made of. This accessible, enchanting BBC conversation reveals a teeming nano-world that’s just plain fun to imagine.

02:19 Glorious! The full song, performed by Louis Armstrong and his band on a 1968 BBC TV show.