While exploring the Great Barrier Reef to determine if coral is a plant or an animal, the trio learn that looks can be deceiving.

With David sick in bed, Jane must partner with an unexpected ally to save Greybeard from a pride of lions.

The three friends use their underground vessel to observe the elusive pink fairy armadillo, but a garden problem stops them in their tracks.

Tracking a wolf in the snowy mountains leads the trio to their neighbor's pug, who helps connect the dots between wolves, dogs, and people.

Chasing a herd of caribou stirs up David's appetite. At lunch, David's grandpa tells a story about respect, responsibility, and sharing.

Jane, David, and Greybeard track a polar bear in the Arctic Circle, inspiring Jane to convince her neighbor Mr. Jin to see trash differently.

David shrinks Jane and Greybeard to honeybee size to explore a hive. But when a schoolmate threatens the bees, Jane swoops in.

Jane, David, and Greybeard must reunite a lost baby panda with its mother—and find out why they're the only bears with six fingers.

The trio take off on a mission to aid the flying fox when Greybeard accidentally parachutes into a neighbor's yard.

While trying to tag a great white shark, Jane urges David's dad and Tata to rethink how they shop for groceries.

Jane, David, and Greybeard try to sniff out why the gharial has a bulbed snout. A day at the pool points Jane toward an answer.

The three friends travel deep into the ocean to figure out why the blue whale sings, and Jane confronts a litterbug with a gifted voice.

A bug-sized Jane and Greybeard follow a monarch butterfly's journey to Mexico, leading Jane to seek assistance from Mr. Patel's green thumb.

Jane, David, and Greybeard monitor a black rhino and a red-billed oxpecker, whose relationship teaches them the value of teamwork.

Jane and David stay up past their bedtime to track a tiger that prefers to come out at night, and they stumble upon something in the garden shed.