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- wSerie
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- Wild & Weird
- Season 1
- Episode 1
Nature's Mysteries
Wild & Weird - S1 - E1
Trees covered from head to toe in spiders' webs, bees that make blue, green and red honey, and a golf course in Australia with sharks in the water hazard.
Wild & Weird: Season 1 - 16 Episode s
1x1 - Nature's Mysteries
March 9, 2015
Trees covered from head to toe in spiders' webs, bees that make blue, green and red honey, and a golf course in Australia with sharks in the water hazard.
1x2 - Bizarre Behaviour
March 10, 2015
Elks on the rampage in a quiet American town, a fish that can walk on dry land, and a strange breed of fainting goats.
1x3 - Radical Relationships
March 11, 2015
A play date with a polar bear, a dolphin that thinks it is a sperm whale, and the ducklings with a cat for a mum.
1x4 - Ice Ice Baby
March 12, 2015
A hailstone the size of a rugby ball that fell from the sky, a wall of ice that engulfed a town, and a frog which can freeze and unfreeze.
1x5 - Animal Magic
March 13, 2015
An octopus who thinks he's Houdini, a stoat that hypnotises its prey, and a massive lake in America that disappeared.
1x6 - Animal Oddities
March 16, 2015
The Suriname toad, which grows its babies on its back, foxes who like bouncing on trampolines, a two-headed snake who doesn't know which way to turn, and army ants on a march to the death.
1x7 - Clever Critters
March 17, 2015
A team of dogs riding the rails on the Russian underground, a clever crow that uses a pedestrian crossing to crack a very tough problem, and a monstrous fish that has taken to the land to hunt pigeons.
1x8 - The Love Show
March 18, 2015
A strange sound that's bewitched a town in America, mayflies on an intensive speed date, and a bug that loves nothing more than kissing us.
1x9 - Uninvited Guests
March 19, 2015
A herd of elephants in a hotel, an ant that indulges in some truly shocking behaviour, and a body-snatching parasitic worm that is a master of mind control.
1x10 - Tales of the Unexpected
March 20, 2015
A moose in Norway that got stuck in a tree, an elephant seal that turned up on a zebra crossing in Rio de Janeiro, and black bears taking a dip in a hot tub in America.
1x11 - Freaky Phenomena
March 23, 2015
A mysterious web which covered an entire street, a sea in Australia that turned into a foam bath, a playground which disappeared overnight into an 80-metre-wide hole, and freaky-looking multicoloured lobsters.
1x12 - Super Swarms
March 24, 2015
A plague of mice that invaded a farm in Australia, 150 million monarchs on a migration to Mexico, and a swarm of locusts of biblical proportions.
1x13 - Alien Encounters
March 25, 2015
An alien-like snail with pulsating antennae, a deep-sea slimer that's got fishermen puzzled, and a mysterious ten-metre-long animal called a pyrosome.
1x14 - Eerie Events
March 26, 2015
A dust storm that turned an entire city red, a remote tropical island invaded by 30 million crabs, and a cloud shaped like a UFO.
1x15 - Horror Stories
March 27, 2015
A tree that bleeds, a fungus that likes to munch on ant brains, and a flesh-eating fly with a taste for humans.
1x16 - Invading Armies
March 30, 2015
Sleepy suburbs invaded by ten million bugs, a Californian town under attack from moving plants, and a tropical island overrun by an army of venomous snakes and spiders.