This is the personal vision for hypothetical hard media releases of each of the main Dorling Kindersley Vision series – for now, I will only include the pre-existing episodes, plus continuations or remakes from my previous personal vision blogs. They will include information on cover art, special features and how the programmes are divided up between discs. As well as DVDs, this will also include games and companion books.

See How They Grow DVDs[]

The Complete First and Second Season[]

Cover art

The title is in the middle of the cover, with a single species from each episode arranged either above or below the title in a collage; the animals below the title are generally the smaller species:

• A leopard tortoise hatching from an egg (link)
• A peacock butterfly (link)
• A house mouse (same image as used on the cover of Woodland Animals)
• A common hermit crab (link)
• A European common frog (link)

The five animals above the title are generally the larger species:

• A tiger cub (same image as used on the cover of Jungle Animals)
• Two pheasant chicks (link)
• A golden retriever puppy (link)
• Four piglets (link)
• A Malayan flying fox (link)

Spine art

As with both the See How They Grow DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Dorling Kindersley Vision book logo.

Back cover

There are very few pictures on the back cover, with just some more hand-drawn foliage at the top; the main title, complete series subheading and ‘Narrated by Johnny Morris’ are the three largest pieces of text at the top of the cover.

The first paragraph in the blurb reads ‘Find out what growing up is like as young animals discover their exciting new world. SEE HOW THEY GROW is a delightful natural history series for young children which dramatizes the young lives of a range of animals through endearing stories, gentle humour and superb live action photography.’

After this blurb comes the full list of ten episodes that are included within the DVD boxset.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Third and Fourth Season[]

Cover art

The title is in the middle of the cover, with a single species from each episode arranged either above or below the title in a collage; the animals below the title are generally the smaller species:

• A Matucana ritteri cactus (link)
• A ground beetle (link)
• A red-necked wallaby joey (link)
• A mother and baby African pygmy hedgehog (link)
• A maroon clownfish (link)

The five animals above the title are generally the larger species:

• A squirrel monkey on a branch (link)
• A model Velociraptor (link)
• A plains zebra mare and foal (link)
• A Humboldt penguin chick (link)
• A green anaconda hanging down from the top of the cover (link)

Spine art

As with both the See How They Grow DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Dorling Kindersley Vision book logo.

Back cover

There are very few pictures on the back cover, with just some more hand-drawn foliage at the top; the main title, complete series subheading and ‘Narrated by >insert narrator<’ are the three largest pieces of text at the top of the cover.

The first paragraph in the blurb reads ‘Find out what growing up is like as young animals discover their exciting new world. SEE HOW THEY GROW is a delightful natural history series for young children which dramatizes the young lives of a range of animals through endearing stories, gentle humour and superb live action photography.’

After this blurb comes the full list of ten episodes that are included within the DVD boxset.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

Special features

Both DVDs have no real behind the scenes footage or special features, other than a set of full English subtitles.

The menu on the DVD select screen is very simple to use – viewers can select either a particular episode (e.g., Desert Animals), ‘Play All’ or to turn subtitles on or off; on selecting an episode, the new menu now has five options – the top one is ‘Play All’ but the other four allow the viewer to watch just a single animal (for example, viewers could select from Tarantula, Gerbil, Tortoise or Gecko under Desert Animals), which will make selection process easier and allow viewers to skip animals they may not wish to see; the music on the select screen is a simple track of natural sounds like birdsong – the theme tune is not used as it is so prevalent in the main programmes.

Eyewitness DVDs[]

The Complete First Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete First Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of a long corridor heading towards a larger chamber, with a picture frame on the left and right-side walls – this is made to be quite similar to the long corridor viewed in several of the first season episodes. Front and centre of the cover is an image of the model Tyrannosaurus eating its prey (link) that represents the title Dinosaur. Behind it and to the right is a sitting tiger (link) that represents Cat. Emerging from the left-side picture frame with a spray of water is the head of a great white shark (link) representing Shark, while the right-side picture frame has the head of an Asian elephant (link) sticking out, representing Elephant. Above this, near the top of the cover, is a flying green-naped lorikeet (link) that represents the Bird episode.

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete First Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The award-winning Eyewitness series makes a return in fully-interactive DVD format. Experience the incredible natural world in a truly unique way. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘All thirteen episodes are included: enter the world’s richest ecosystem in Jungle, experience a prehistoric world in Dinosaur, gain a new understanding for man’s best friend in Dog, takes to the skies in Bird and look at our incredible internal structure in Skeleton.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – a strawberry poison-dart frog (Amphibian), a pair of fighting stag beetles (Insect) and a jumping salmon (Fish).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of green colour (the spine is also green) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

The Complete Second Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Second Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of a junction between two corridors – this is similar to the first right-hand junction from the second season’s opening sequence (where the wallaby appears). Front and centre of the cover is an image of a silverback gorilla (link) that represents the title Ape. Behind it and to the left is a cow’s tongue cactus (link) that represents Desert. The left-side picture frame has a picture of a volcano erupting (same picture as the American DVD cover), with some lava being thrown out through the frame, representing Volcano, while the right-side picture frame has a leopard frog (link) leaping out with a burst of spray, representing Pond and River. Dotted around the cover are several butterflies (including a blue morpho link, a monarch link, a Camberwell beauty link, a tree nymph link, a swallowtail link and a sunset moth link) that represent the Butterfly and Moth episode.

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete First Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The award-winning Eyewitness series makes a return in fully-interactive DVD format. Experience the incredible natural world in a truly unique way. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘See all thirteen episodes here: encounter our closest animal relatives in Ape, enter the deep freeze in Arctic and Antarctic, experience the Earth rumble and roar in Volcano, swelter in the amazing world of the Desert and learn about the world beneath our feet in Rock and Mineral.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – an amethyst crystal (Rock and Mineral), a red kangaroo (Mammal) and an oak tree (Tree).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of blue colour (the spine is also blue) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

The Complete Third Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Third Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of the curved wall of the large central atrium, with a picture frame on the wall. In the foreground is the wire-frame human from the Human Machine episode (picture from the Monster and Human Machine combined DVD cover, link), looking down at a red-footed tortoise (link) that represents Life. A yellow biplane (link), representing Flight, flies out through the picture frame, which contains a stormy sky image. Behind the wireframe and below the plane is a standing Asiatic black bear (link), representing the Bear episode. Growing in the foreground is a dandelion (link) that represents the Plant episode.

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete Third Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The digitally remastered third series of Eyewitness delves deep into a diverse range of subjects relating to nature and science. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘See all thirteen episodes in digitally remastered detail: tremble at the might of Natural Disasters, look deep inside ourselves in Human Machine, leave the ground in Flight, travel into the depths in Ocean and delve into the human mind to meet fearsome creatures in Monster.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – a close-up of a white-faced owl (Sight), the planet Jupiter (Planets) and a red fox (Survival).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of purple colour (the spine is also purple) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

The Complete Fourth Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Fourth Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of a different view the curved wall of the large central atrium, with two picture frames on the wall. In the foreground is a female giraffe and her calf (link), which represent the Animal episode. To the left of the giraffes is a snarling serval (link) that represents Predator. A model of a bacteriophage virus (taken from the Dorling Kindersley Megabites book Microlife), representing Microorganism, is positioned above the serval. The smaller picture frame on the left of the cover shows a lanner falcon (link) flying through from a bright blue sky, representing the Eagle episode. The larger right hand picture frame has the head of an orca (taken from the cover of the Eyewitness Whale book) emerging in a burst of spray, that represents the Whale episode.

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete Fourth Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The digitally remastered third series of Eyewitness delves deep into a diverse range of subjects relating to nature and science. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘See all thirteen episodes in stunning detail: meet the amazing shrunken world in Microorganism, travel back in time in Early Human, see the diversity of Earth’s creatures in Animal, dive deep into the world of the Whale and visit the world’s greatest rainforest in Amazon.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – a rearing cobra (Poison), an aerial view of the Amazon River (Amazon) and a black rhinoceros (Endangered Species).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of yellow colour (the spine is also yellow) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

The Complete Fifth Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Fifth Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of a flat wall, with two picture frames on the wall. The main image is of the model of a woolly mammoth (link), representing Ice Age. To the left of the mammoth is an alien creature (link), that appeared in the Universe book and also in the episode. The smaller of the two picture frames has a stock image of a coral reef, representing Reef, while the larger picture frame has a model of a rainforest emerging from it, representing Ecology. Dotted around the cover are several bats, which represent the Night episode (including a noctule bat link, a long-eared bat link and a horseshoe bat link).

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete Fifth Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The digitally remastered third series of Eyewitness delves deep into a diverse range of subjects relating to nature and science. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘See all thirteen episodes in stunning detail: explore the world of coral in Reef, see the origin of mammals in Ice Age, discover the world we live on in Earth, admire nature’s music in Song and encounter strange creatures and incredible myths in Forest.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – a set of fly agaric toadstools (Mushroom), the Surgeons photograph of the Loch Ness monster (Lake) and a forest fire (Fire).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of yellow colour (the spine is also yellow) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

The Complete Sixth Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Sixth Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of a corridor close to a doorway into the main atrium. In the foreground is an image of a peacock with its tail spread (link), representing Landfowl. To the left and slightly behind is a Malayan porcupine (link), which represents the Antipredator Defence episode. Dotted around in the foreground, on the floor, the walls and in the air, are several beetle species (including a click beetle link, fruit beetle link, harlequin beetles link, cardinal beetle link and cockchafer link), all representing the episode Beetle. In the atrium behind, a view of the Moon can be seen (image taken from the Eyewitness Moon book), representing the Moon episode. Underneath the Moon is a hopping red kangaroo (link), representing the episode Kangaroo.

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete Sixth Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The digitally remastered third series of Eyewitness delves deep into a diverse range of subjects relating to nature and science. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘See all thirteen episodes in stunning detail: visit Earth’s last unexplored frontier in Abyss, discover the most dangerous natural disaster in Flood, meet the most successful mammals in Rodent, gaze to the heavens in Moon and take flight in Pigeon.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – the flooded forest of the Amazon (Flood), a mosquito drinking blood (Parasite) and several stalactites (Cave).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of brown colour (the spine is also brown) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

The Complete Seventh Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Eyewitness’ title and logo are at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Seventh Series’ in text underneath; the cover has five different free-roaming subjects in the picture, each representing a different episode. The cover art shows the interior of the Eyewitness Museum, in the form of a wall, with two picture frames – one high on the wall and the other lower and further left – and two doorways – one closer and only partially visible, the other further away and fully visible. In the middle of the cover is a photo of a fossil of a Tuojiangosaurus (link), representing the episode Fossil. Standing in front and to the left of the fossil is a striped hyena (the same image as from the Eyewitness Dog book), representing Scavenger and Decomposer. Behind the Tuojiangosaurus is a stoat (link), which represents the episode Weasel. The lower, left-hand picture frame has a chattering lory perched on the frame with a jungle visible behind (link) that represents Parrot. Additionally, the episode is also represented by a canary-winged parakeet flying over the fossil (link). The other picture frame has a picture of a springbok leaping through it, representing Ungulate.

Spine art

As with all the Eyewitness DVDs, the spine has only the title, DVD logo and the Eyewitness logo.

Back cover

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘Eyewitness’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete Seventh Series’ as well as two paragraphs, with one more general one on the right and a more specific one on the left. The right-side paragraph reads ‘The digitally remastered third series of Eyewitness delves deep into a diverse range of subjects relating to nature and science. A combination of studio filming and computer animation brings each subject into sharp focus and the additional software makes learning even more entertaining.’

The paragraph on the left-side reads ‘See all thirteen episodes in stunning detail: find out how life adapts to the modern world in Anthropocene, meet some chattering birds in Parrot, discover life’s many coverings in Skin, observe hoofed mammals in Ungulate and learn how animals are studied in Zoology.’

Below these paragraphs are three pictures, each representing an episode in the series – apples hanging from a branch (Fruit), a tropical storm blowing palm trees (Climate Change) and a swarm of army ants (Ant, Bee and Wasp).

Beneath these pictures is a list showing all seven of the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The top, middle and bottom sections of the back cover have bands of red colour (the spine is also red) to differentiate from the other series DVDs.

Special features[]

Most of the special features are shared across all the DVD boxsets – these include fifteen hot-spots that link to relevant parts of other episodes and series, a ten-question quiz about each episode, a list of fifteen fun facts and records relating to each episode, a list of corrections and updates on any outdated information, full English subtitles and a documentary that includes making-of clips for all thirteen episodes in each series.

The menu on the DVD select screen has four options – Play All, which plays all the episodes on the disc; Select Episode, which allows the viewer to manually choose which episodes they want to watch, as well as choosing from different chapters within each episode; Special Features, which leads to a new menu where viewers can choose special features related to each episode, or the collective ‘Making Of’ documentary; and Subtitles, which allows the viewer to turn subtitles on or off; the select screen has some music from the programme (but not the main title theme) and is themed like a wall of the Eyewitness Museum, with the options contained within four picture frames.

Amazing Animals[]

The Complete First Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete First Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry in the bottom-left corner, looking forward, actually taken from the VHS cover of Underwater Animals (link). Just above, and partially obscured behind, Henry is a Jackson’s chameleon among vegetation (link) representing Animal Disguises. Above the chameleon are two playing red fox cubs (link) representing Animal Babies. To the right of the foxes is an above view of a fire salamander (link) representing Poisonous Animals. To the right of the salamander is a green-winged macaw (link) representing Tropical Birds. Below the macaw, and to the right of Henry, is a greater bushbaby (link) representing Nighttime Animals. Dotted around, but mainly in the bottom-right corner of the cover, are several wood ants (link) representing Mini-Beasts.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series One’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a naked-tailed armadillo (link) representing the episode Armoured Animals.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘See all thirteen episodes from the first series of Amazing Animals, digitally remastered for a new audience. In this series, learn which little insects install air conditioning in their homes, discover how bats navigate in the dark, see an animal with a weapon longer than its own body and meet a frog that could kill one hundred thousand mice with a single drop of its poison.’

Below this blurb is a picture of all the Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the first series VHS box – including Vulture, Woodpecker, Rattlesnake, Gorilla, Mole, three Dung Beetles, three Squirrels, Fish, Elephant, Rhino, Skunk, Tiger, three Lizards, Chameleon, Porcupine and Frog.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Second Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Second Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry on the left of the cover looking upwards with a scared look on his face, taken from the VHS cover of Birds of Prey (link). Located to the left of Henry’s eyes, facing left off the cover, is a green darner dragonfly (link) representing Prehistoric Animals. Above Henry is a dog jumping to catch a ball in its mouth (link) representing Animal Pets. Above the dog is a sandfish skink (link) representing Desert Animals. On the right of the cover, to the right of the dog and below the skink, is a Lowe’s guenon (link) representing Monkeys and Apes. To the right of Henry is a royal gramma (link) representing Animal Colors. At the bottom of the cover, below Henry, is a black eagle (link) representing Birds of Prey.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series Two’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a shore crab (link) representing the episode Seashore Animals.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘See all thirteen episodes from the second series of Amazing Animals, digitally remastered for a new audience. In this series, find the fastest bug in the world, see how a bird changes colour, learn how the hamster became one of our most popular pets and discover what the difference is between a monkey and an ape.’

Below this blurb is a picture of all the Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the second series VHS box – including Crocodile, Pigeon, the two Eagles, Lizard, Caveman, two Gibbons, the three Chicks, Hen, Rooster and Tyrannosaurus.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Third Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Third Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry on the right of the cover, peering from among leaves and wearing a safari hat, taken from the VHS cover of Rainforest Animals (link). To the left of Henry at the bottom of the cover is a hatching clutch of moorhen eggs (link) representing Animal Eggs. Above the eggs is a model of a Barosaurus (link) representing Extinct Animals. In the space left by the curved neck of the Barosaurus is a close-up of a horsefly (link) representing Creepy Crawly Animals. At the top-left of the cover is an ornate horned frog (link) representing Slimy Animals. In the top-middle of the cover, hanging from the ‘d’ in ‘Third’, is a siamang (from the VHS cover of Animal Acrobats link) representing Animal Acrobats. On the top-right of the cover, slightly hidden behind Henry, is a red-knobbed starfish (link) representing Underwater Animals.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series Three’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a tarantula eating a grasshopper (link) representing the episode Animal Hunters.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘See all thirteen episodes from the third series of Amazing Animals, digitally remastered for a new audience. In this series, see amazing predators in action, learn about the habitat with the most different animal types, hear the ruffed grouse drumming on a log and discover which fish lays corkscrew-shaped eggs.’

Below this blurb is a picture of all the Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the third series VHS box – including Rooster, Bear, Rattlesnake, Fish, Rhino, two Chicks, two Tigers, Chameleon, Spider, Toad, Mouse, two Lizards and Bee.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Fourth Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Fourth Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry standing on the globe on the bottom-right of the cover, taken from the VHS cover of Around the World (link). To the immediate left of Henry is a monarch butterfly (link) representing Around the World. Left of the butterfly is a king penguin (link) representing Polar Animals. Above the butterfly and penguin is a jumping bottlenose dolphin (link) representing Clever Animals. The top-left of the cover has a Burmese python (link) representing Scaly Animals, the top-middle has a European rabbit (link) representing Underground Animals and the top-right of the cover has a flying princess parakeet (link) that represents Animal Flight.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series Four’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a model cat flea (link) representing the episode Tiny Animals.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘See all thirteen episodes from the fourth series of Amazing Animals, digitally remastered for a new audience. In this series, meet the animal that can stop a river, watch clever otters hunting together, find out which bird climbs down trees headfirst and discover the partnership between a blind shrimp and a goby.’

Below this blurb is a picture of all the Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the fourth series VHS box – including Rooster, Bear, Rattlesnake, Fish, Rhino, two Chicks, two Tigers, Chameleon, Spider, Toad, Mouse, two Lizards and Bee (identical to Series Three).

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Fifth Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Fifth Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry on the left side of the cover, looking upwards and smiling. In the bottom-right corner is the head of a striped hyena (link) representing Animal Recyclers. Above the hyena is a click beetle (link) representing Animal Tricksters. In the top-right corner of the cover is a model of a great white shark (link) representing Animal Teeth. In the top-centre of the cover is an American bullfrog (link) representing Swamp Animals. In the top-left corner is a tokay gecko (link) representing Climbing Animals. Below the gecko, but above Henry, is a red-billed toucan eating a passionfruit (link) representing Animals and Plants.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series Five’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a silver-eared mesia (link) representing the episode Animal Song.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘Watch thirteen brand-new episodes of Amazing Animals that have carefully recreated the fun of the originals. In this series, you will see the biggest teeth in the animal kingdom, hear the amazing serenade of the singing mouse, discover the amazing relationships between animals and plants and find out which bird recovered from just four individuals.’

Below this blurb is a new picture of Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the season – including Gorilla, Mosquito, Rattlesnake, Parrot, Tiger, two Lizards, Hyena, three Dung Beetles, Shark, Rooster, two Chicks, Gibbon and Woodpecker.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Sixth Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Sixth Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry climbing up the right side of the cover. At the bottom-left corner of the cover is a cane toad (link) representing Alien Animals. Above the toad is an Angora rabbit (link) representing Hairy Animals. Above the rabbit is an x-ray fish (link) representing Animal Insides. In the top-left corner of the cover is a roaring lion (link) representing Dangerous Animals. In the top-centre of the cover is a giant African land snail (link) representing Slow Animals. In the top-right corner of the cover, above Henry’s head, is a California sea lion (link) representing Marine Mammals.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series Six’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a goldfish (link) representing the episode Pond Animals.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘Watch thirteen brand-new episodes of Amazing Animals that have carefully recreated the fun of the originals. In this series, you will meet an animal with a tongue as long as its body, see the beating heart of a live frog, find out the secret ways by which animals can glow and discover some animals that we have only recently learned exist.’

Below this blurb is a new picture of Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the season – including Pangolin, Chameleon, Snail, three Lizards, Gorilla, a grey and a red Squirrel, Antelope, Crab, Frog, Tiger, Tortoise, Dodo and, behind the others, Whale.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

The Complete Seventh Season[]

Cover art

The standard ‘Amazing Animals’ logo is at the top of the cover, with ‘The Complete Seventh Series’ in text underneath; the cover has six different episodes represented. The cover art shows Henry in the bottom centre of the cover, wearing a safari hat and looking at a map. On the left-bottom is a grey kangaroo (link) representing Animals Down Under. The left-middle of the cover has a Hermann’s tortoise (link) representing European Animals. The upper left of the cover has a brown bear (link) representing Animals of North America. On the right-bottom of the cover is an orange-winged amazon parrot (link) representing South American Animals. The right-middle of the cover has an African elephant (link) representing African Animals. The top right of the cover has a monocled cobra (link) representing Asian Animals.

Spine art

As with all the Amazing Animals DVDs, the spine has only the title and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The same logo and ‘Complete Series Seven’ appear on the back cover, together with a standard opening passage shared by all the other Amazing Animals DVDs which reads ‘Join Henry the Lizard as he explores extraordinary wildlife, crazy characters and unexpected animal surprises.’ Next to this introductory blurb is a picture of a model Tyrannosaurus (link) representing the episode Dinosaurs.

Beneath the opening passage and picture is a paragraph specific to the first series, which reads ‘Watch thirteen brand-new episodes of Amazing Animals that have carefully recreated the fun of the originals. In this series, join Henry on an amazing round-the-world tour that visits animals all over the planet – from the depths of the South American rainforest and the Australian outback to the African plains. You will even join Henry on a trip back in time to meet the dinosaurs!’

Below this blurb is a new picture of Amazing Animals cartoon characters from the season – including two Lizards, Rattlesnake, Crocodile, Pangolin, Elephant, Tyrannosaurus, the Beavers, Bat, Parrot, Antelope, Kangaroo, Frog, Toad, Spider, Tiger and, in the foreground, Henry himself.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

Special features[]

Each boxset will have a game on the fourth disc called ‘Match the Facts’, which is taken from the Amazing Animals Activity Centre computer game; in it a series of facts about an animal will be presented and the player has to choose which of four animals the correct answer is – there will be thirteen questions that each relate to one episode, but a total of thirty-nine questions in the pool to choose from. On each disc there will also be a fact-file about four animals from each episode on the disc, with the facts narrated by Tom Clarke-Hill.

The menu on the DVD select screen has four options – Play All, which plays all the episodes on the disc; Select Episode, which allows the viewer to manually choose which episodes they want to watch; Fact-File, which includes the feature mentioned in the preceding paragraph and Subtitles, which allows the viewer to turn subtitles on or off. The final disc in the set also has Match the Facts underneath Fact-File. The select screen itself has some of the music from the programme (but not the main title theme) and regularly has Henry the Lizard move across, sometimes cajoling the viewer into choosing what they want to do.

Creatures Fantastic[]

The Complete Original Season[]

Cover art

At the very top of the cover is the typical Creatures Fantastic title from the VHS releases, complete with the small dragon in front of it – while this part is in white, the rest of the cover has a dark rocky background. Below the main title is a heading that reads ‘The Complete Original Series’ written in the Algerian font and with the ‘o’ in ‘Complete’ underlined. The cover has an excerpt from ‘The Lady and the Unicorn’ tapestry at the top-right (link), a colourised German woodcut of a werewolf attacking a woman at the bottom-left (link) and a large image of a dragon (taken from the DK Megabites book Myths and Monsters) in the middle.

Spine art

The spine art for this DVD contains the Creatures Fantastic title and logo, ‘The Complete Original Season’ in large lettering and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The Creatures Fantastic logo and title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath these logos is a picture on the left-hand side: it is a still taken from the title sequence, showing both a centaur and Medusa.

On the right-hand side of this part of the back cover are two paragraphs, one on top of the other. The first paragraph reads ‘Creatures Fantastic is a thirteen-part odyssey to uncover the origins of myths and magical creatures the world over. Meet dragons, werewolves, vampires, mermaids and unicorns face to face. What links do they have to natural history? How do we interpret these stories today?’

The second paragraph reads ‘The series unravels a fascination shared by writers, artists and scientists. Dramatic storytelling by Zoe Wannamaker and John Shrapnel, location filming and computer graphic reconstructions take the viewer on an exciting and informative journey through the mysterious caverns of the imagination.’

Beneath the picture and paragraphs is an underlined subheading that reads ‘All thirteen original episodes, digitally remastered’, which is followed by a list of all thirteen episodes, in order of airing.

At the bottom of the back cover is the Dorling Kindersley logo and a white box containing the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

Special features

Each disc has full English subtitles for every episode, as well as ‘Monster Files’ that contains information about some creatures featured in the episodes on said disc, including their origins, appearance and location; the final disc of the boxset contains a music library containing all the main music pieces from the series isolated from narration.

The menu on the DVD select screen has four options – Play All, which plays all the episodes on the disc; Select Episode, which allows the viewer to manually choose which episodes they want to watch; Special Features, which leads to a new menu where viewers can choose which of the special features mentioned above to view; and Subtitles, which allows the viewer to turn subtitles on or off. The select screen has some music from the programme (either ‘Infant, Barren Planet’ or ‘A New Eden’, depending on the disc) and is themed with a same stone-effect walling as appears in the title sequence.

The Complete Season[]

Cover art

At the very top of the cover is the new Creatures Fantastic title and logo, including the new-style dragon image. While this part is in white, the rest of the cover is a stock image showing a dark foggy forest landscape at night. Below the logo is the main cover, consisting of thirteen thin pictures in the upper third, a heading that reads ‘The Complete Series’ in the middle of the cover and another thirteen thin pictures in the lower third.

The thirteen upper images are:

• Stock image of a sunrise – representing Creation
• Episode still of snarling vampire – representing Creatures of the Night
• Promotional image of dragon’s eye – representing Dragons
• Stock image of a shoal of silvery fish – representing Creatures of the Deep
• Stock image of a tiger’s fur – representing Mythical Cats
• Episode still of a silhouetted giant – representing Giants
• Stock image of a meteorite – representing The Apocalypse
• Stock image of the peak of the Matterhorn – representing Mystic Mountains
• Episode still of wolf howling in front of full moon – representing Werewolves
• Stock image of erupting lava – representing The Underworld
• Stock image of a mossy old-growth forest – representing Spirits of the Forest
• Stock image of honeybees on a honeycomb – representing Mythical Arthropods
• Promotional image of a skeletal hand – representing The Undead

The thirteen lower images are:

• Episode still of Medusa’s face – representing Man Beasts
• Stock image of a green turtle just below the ocean surface – representing Legendary Islands
• Stock image of a Camargue horse – representing Mythical Horses
• Episode still of a bogeyman’s hand coming from under a bed – representing Bogeys
• Stock image of a hooding cobra – representing Poisons and Venoms
• Stock image of a bird flock at sunset – representing Birds and Things with Wings
• Stock image of shamrocks – representing Mythical Plants
• Stock image of the face of a muriqui – representing Close to Man
• Stock image of the eyes and mouth of a crocodile – representing Water Demons
• Stock image of a campfire – representing Tricky Tricksters
• Episode still of Apis bull’s head – representing Horns of Magic
• Stock black-and-white image of a flying UFO – representing Aliens
• Image of the ‘Loch Ness Muppet’ – representing Creatures Alive

Spine art

The spine art for this DVD contains the new Creatures Fantastic title and logo, ‘The Complete Season’ in large lettering and the DVD logo.

Back cover

The new Creatures Fantastic logo and title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath these logos is a picture on the left-hand side: it is a still taken from the title sequence, showing the griffin and Apis bull.

On the right-hand side of this part of the back cover is a long paragraph, which reads ‘Creatures Fantastic reveals the amazing origins of fantastical stories and mythical beasts from around the world. Hear the stories and see the amazing forms of dragons, unicorns, mermaids, werewolves, giants and many others besides. Learn how social and natural history may have inspired these tales and discover the roles they have played throughout the ages, from our prehistoric beginnings to the urban legends of the modern day. Combining dramatic storytelling, animated features showing these extraordinary myths and factual narration by Zoe Wannamaker, this new series takes the viewer on a journey into the wildest and most remote corners of the human mind.’

Beneath the picture and paragraphs is an underlined subheading that reads ‘Discover a global history of mythology’, which is followed by a list of all thirteen episodes, in order of airing.

At the bottom of the back cover is the Dorling Kindersley logo and a white box containing the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

Special features

Each disc has full English subtitles for every episode, plus a short five-minute ‘Making Of’ for each episode. The final disc of the boxset contains a music library containing all the main music pieces from the series isolated from narration.

The menu on the DVD select screen has four options – Play All, which plays all the episodes on the disc; Select Episode, which allows the viewer to manually choose which episodes they want to watch; Special Features, which leads to a new menu where viewers can choose which of the special features mentioned above to view; and Subtitles, which allows the viewer to turn subtitles on or off. The select screen has some music from the programme and the looped background footage is themed similarly to one of the episodes from each disc:

• Disc one – A cliff being slowly brightened by a sunrise (representing Creation)
• Disc two – A below view of a circling shoal of barracuda (representing Creatures of the Deep)
• Disc three – A view of the full moon rising (representing Werewolves)
• Disc four – A panning view of a mossy old-growth forest (representing Spirits of the Forest)
• Disc five – A view of a dark rocky wall inside the minotaur’s labyrinth (representing Man Beasts)
• Disc six – A close-up view of the scales of a moving snake (representing Poisons and Venoms)
• Disc seven – A view of a flock of birds flying at sunset (representing Birds and Things with Wings)
• Disc eight – A flickering campfire (representing Tricky Tricksters)
• Disc nine – A panning view of the night sky (representing Aliens)

Eyewitness Virtual Reality games[]

Part of the release of the new Eyewitness seasons would also involve the recreation and release of the educational interactive games in the Virtual Reality series. This time, they would truly be virtual reality – as well as the games and standard Eyewitness picture frames, there would also be artefacts that can be viewed in three dimensions and some of the studio footage would be used to make it appear as if real animals related to the game are wandering the Eyewitness Museum.

The re-release would involve remaking the four pre-existing games, producing the fifth that never materialised and creating at least another eleven games – if multiple games are owned, they can be played together, with each topic on a different floor of the Eyewitness Museum.

The remade or completed versions would be:

• Bird (remade, and based on the episode of the same name)
• Cat (remade, and based on the episode of the same name)
• Dinosaur (remade, and based on the episode of the same name)
• Earth (expanded, and based on the episodes Volcano and Rock and Mineral)
• Shark (never produced, based on the episode of the same name)

Some new titles that could be included are:

1. Jungle (based on the episodes Jungle and Amazon)
2. Insect (based on the episode of the same name)
3. Mammal (based on the episode of the same name)
4. Ocean (based on the episodes Ocean, Seashore and Abyss)
5. Monster (based on the episode of the same name – this game would uniquely involve two separate Eyewitness Museums, with the main one focusing more on frightening real animals and the other one about mythical beasts; this second Museum is accessible by activating the human bust in the middle of the Museum, in the same way it appears in the Monster episode)
6. Human Body (based on the episode Human Machine)
7. Poison (based on the episode of the same name)
8. Microorganism (based on the episode of the same name)
9. Predator (based on the episode of the same name)
10. Outer Space (based on the episodes Planets, Universe and Moon)
11. Habitat (based on the episode of the same name, plus all other broadly habitat-themed episodes)

To add interest, there would be two modes – the Discovery mode functions basically the same as the original PC games, while the Adventure mode relies on finding clues to allow the escape from the Eyewitness Museum. As more clues are found, hazards start appearing (for example, the Dinosaur game would have an increasing number or variety of hostile dinosaurs appear, or the Cat game would have the big cats start to hunt the player).

Companion Eyewitness books[]

As part of the release of the four new Eyewitness seasons, there would also be the release of some books in the official Eyewitness series linked to some of these episodes. This follows the tradition of some Eyewitness episodes preceding the release of their associated book title, sometimes by several years. Ten episodes where an associated book would definitely be planned include:

• Brain (from season four) – about the human and animal brains, their regions and the study of the brain
• Microorganism (from season four) – about the diversity and study of microscopic living things
• Poison (from season four) – about the toxins of animals and plants and their place in the world
• Reef (from season five) – about the coral reef ecosystem, how it forms, its wildlife and human interactions with reefs
• Night (from season five) – an overview of life that emerges at night, as well as the adaptations for the night
• Fire (from season five) – the natural and social history of fire, including human use of fire and firefighting
• Parasite (from season six) – about animals and plants that have parasitic behaviour and their role in the wider world
• Habitat (from season six) – an overview of the world’s habitats and how they are each connected
• Parrot (from season seven) – an overview of all the parrot families, their lifestyle and human interactions with them
• Zoology (from season seven) – about the history of the study of animals, and how animals are studied in the wild

Also, season three episodes Monster, Bear, Sight and Survival would also get their own book titles as part of this release.

ORIGINAL CREATION - The Magic of Animals[]

Cover art (for all seasons)[]

The top of the cover has 'The Magic of Animals' title, with 'The complete >number< season' beneath it. The main cover art is a circular clock-like display, within which are three detailed hand-drawn images of animals from the season; arranged around the edge of the clock are ten simpler side-on drawings of the other animals from that season.

Spine art (for all seasons)[]

The spine has the gold title, plus a small box showing the season number.

Back cover (for all seasons)[]

The Dorling Kindersley logo, ‘The Magic of Animals’ title and DVD logo are included at the top of the back cover.

Beneath this are a large heading that reads ‘The Complete >number< Series’ as well as a paragraph beneath, that ‘Animals have been all around us since our species began. We have responded by finding all manner of uses for them - from the physical world to the realms of mythology. In this series, examine the close relationships between humanity and many different animals, seeing first-hand how they have been viewed by human cultures around the world and throughout time.’

Below the paragraph is the list of the thirteen episodes that appear in the season.

Beneath these pictures is a small box showing the Special Features that come with the DVD.

At the bottom of the back cover is the text that includes the barcode, age ratings, copyright information, running times and companies involved in producing the DVD.

In terms of special features, the main one is the addition of full English subtitles, although there could potentially be other special features added to the DVDs.

Full list of seasons[]

The three bolded episodes in each season are the three animals that would get the more detailed drawings on the DVD cover art, with the other ten having the smaller and more stylised pictures.

Season one

1. Horse
2. Salmon
3. Robin
4. Dolphin
5. Snake
6. Dragonfly
7. Cat
8. Frigatebird
9. Toad
10. Monkey
11. Eagle
12. Squid
13. Wolf

Season two

1. Pangolin
2. Goose
3. Shark
4. Elephant
5. Scorpion
6. Woodpecker
7. Cow
8. Bee
9. Alligator
10. Dog
11. Cockroach
12. Parrot
13. Shrew

Season three

1. Pelican
2. Tiger
3. Chameleon
4. Kangaroo
5. Moth
6. Rabbit
7. Ostrich
8. Hyena
9. Flying Fish
10. Mole
11. Hoopoe
12. Camel
13. Oyster

Season four

1. Turtle
2. Praying Mantis
3. Bear
4. Owl
5. Frog
6. Rhinoceros
7. Duck
8. Bat
9. Crab
10. Seahorse
11. Mouse
12. Pigeon
13. Sheep

Season five

1. Stork
2. Weasel
3. Lizard
4. Chimpanzee
5. Beetle
6. Seal
7. Peacock
8. Giraffe
9. Piranha
10. Centipede
11. Pig
12. Beaver
13. Kingfisher

Season six

1. Anaconda
2. Fox
3. Whale
4. Chicken
5. Koala
6. Goldfish
7. Armadillo
8. Vulture
9. Deer
10. Starfish
11. Rat
12. Antlion
13. Finch

Season seven

1. Lion
2. Sturgeon
3. Nocturnal Primate
4. Albatross
5. Wasp
6. Platypus
7. Eel
8. Crocodile
9. Turkey
10. Hare
11. Coral
12. Hummingbird
13. Bison

Season eight

1. Butterfly
2. Nightingale
3. Jaguar
4. Salamander
5. Panda
6. Giant Clam
7. Sea Cow
8. Mongoose
9. Cuckoo
10. Goat
11. Siamese Fighting Fish
12. Hedgehog
13. Penguin

Season nine

1. Otter
2. Cheetah
3. Pike
4. Crow
5. Gorilla
6. Firefly
7. Wild Boar
8. Tortoise
9. Swan
10. Spider
11. Falcon
12. Possum
13. Octopus

Season ten

1. Toucan
2. Sloth
3. Mosquito
4. Bustard
5. Tuna
6. Zebra
7. Grasshopper
8. Komodo Dragon
9. Badger
10. Jellyfish
11. Cane Toad
12. Swallow
13. Porcupine

Season eleven

1. Ray
2. Flamingo
3. Wildcats
4. Bedbug
5. Lemur
6. Nightjar
7. Reindeer
8. Snail
9. Coyote
10. Quetzal
11. Sardine
12. Dinosaur
13. Marten

Season twelve

1. Capybara
2. Puffin
3. Iguana
4. Aardvark
5. Monk Seal
6. Ant
7. Secretary Bird
8. Lamprey
9. Woolly Mammoth
10. Canary
11. Leech
12. Hippopotamus
13. Catfish

Season thirteen

1. Nautilus and Ammonite
2. Bird-of-Paradise
3. Tasmanian Devil
4. Flea
5. Jackal
6. Sparrow
7. Donkey
8. Rattlesnake
9. Antelope
10. Billfish
11. Gibbon
12. Ibis
13. Caecilian

Season fourteen

1. Guinea Pig
2. Leopard
3. Heron
4. Cicada
5. Python
6. Raccoon
7. Worm
8. Buffalo
9. Sawfish
10. Dodo
11. Wolverine
12. Oriole
13. Vole, Hamster and Lemming

Season fifteen

1. Axolotl
2. Carp
3. Llama
4. Hornbill
5. Fly
6. Walrus
7. Shrike
8. Civet
9. Gharial
10. Snow Leopard
11. Crake and Rail
12. Thylacine
13. Millipede

Season sixteen

1. Orangutan
2. Crane
3. Moose
4. Scallop
5. Gecko
6. Ladybird
7. Venomous Fish
8. Hawk
9. Isopod
10. Starling
11. Trout
12. Afrothere
13. Sabre-Toothed Cat

Season seventeen

1. Tree Frog
2. Orca
3. Magpie
4. Puma
5. Cormorant
6. Termite
7. Wild Dogs
8. Tapir
9. Lapwing
10. Skunk
11. Dormouse
12. Arachnid
13. Megalodon

Season eighteen

1. Cobra
2. Squirrel
3. Emu and Cassowary
4. Lobster
5. Polar Bear
6. Reef Fish
7. Warthog
8. Gull
9. Red Panda and Procyonid
10. Pheasant
11. Stick Insect
12. Anteater
13. Human (depicted as a marble statue)