Aw cute! Animal lovers can settle down for some adorable four-legged features on BBC Worldwide Channels from 17 to 30 April, 2017.
Andy’s Baby Animals – Growing Up Wild Series 1 (20 Episodes)
Weekdays from Tuesday 18 April at 11:15 on CBeebies channel 306 on DStv
Growing up wild is a whole lot of fun. To survive, baby animals must learn the same skills as we do – how to climb, swim, play and make friends.
This enchanting series showcases the world’s cutest animal babies as they embark on their journeys of discovery. Viewers who are learning new and exciting skills can watch in wonder as their wild cousins do exactly the same in their own peculiar ways.
Hosted by pre-school favourite Andy, each episode is themed around a different behaviour that baby animals have to learn and follows three species as they acquire the necessary skills – or not!
My Pet and Me Series 3 (25 episodes)
Every day from Tuesday 18 April at 17:20 on CBeebies channel 306 on DStv
Celebrating all the joy that pets can bring, these captivating real-life stories help children appreciate what it really means to have a pet, highlighting the responsibility of caring for its needs while also showing what great fun you can have.
Animal experts Ferne and Rory are back to explore the special bond between children and their scaly, feathery and furry friends all around the UK.
Elephant Family and Me Series 1 (2 episodes)
From Wednesday 19 April at 17:30 on BBC Earth channel 184 on DStv
Wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan travels to the spectacular Tsavo wilderness in Kenya to try to get closer than ever before to a wild elephant family.
African elephants are one of the most dangerous animals in the world, killing more people than lions or any other predator. But Gordon believes that elephants become dangerous only because of our actions towards them. He wants to see if it’s possible to gain the trust of these majestic giants.
In this series, Gordon follows the struggles of first-time mother Wendi and her spoilt new baby, Wiva. He walks with some of the largest tusked elephants on Earth and sees what it takes for an elephant family to survive in today’s Africa.
What: BBC Worldwide Channels
Web: http://www.bbcsouthafrica.com/
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