How Do Animals Do That?

Experts answer questions about surprising animal behavior, including whether parrots really know what they're talking about, how electric eels manage not to electrocute themselves and why pandas are black and white.

Why some cats are cross-eyed; how meerkats can eat poisonous scorpions; how hippos can sleep while holding their breath.

Learning what lions say when they roar and what leaf cutter ants do with all the leaves they collect.

Experts answer questions about surprising animal behavior including how a squirrel takes on a dangerous rattle snake, what makes eagles' eyes so powerful and why the planet is overrun with bugs.

Domestic cats and their tree-climbing abilities; the evolution of two jungle cats; kiwi birds lay monster-sized eggs.

How caterpillars transform into magnificent butterflies in their cocoons; why cats' tongues are the way they are.

Digging in deep to reveal animal secrets like why some of the world's most clever monkeys have turned to crime, why scorpions glow in the dark and what cats are trying to tell us.

A look at how hamsters stuff so much into their cheeks; why camels have humps; exploring whether alligators have a secret supersense; why pigeon wings are so noisy.

A look at how furry koalas keep cool in the Australian sun; how elephants communicate when they're miles apart; are vultures immune to disease; and what is the secret to a frog's amazing tongue; how spiders live so long.

A look at how dogs know when someone is sick; why octopuses have blue blood; which animal makes the most amazing nest; exploring whether elephants really never forget; how cicadas make so much noise.

A look at how kangaroo moms churn out so many joeys; why spiders don't get stuck in their own webs; how foxes find water in the desert; what the secret is to the chameleon's perfect strike rate.

A look at how sheep dogs wrangle sheep; why moths are attracted to flames; why turtles cry; why sea otters bond with stones; why roosters crow before dawn.

A look at how cats always land on their feet; how butterflies create their beautiful wings; how tiny hummingbirds fly in the rain; a subterranean mammal may hold the secret to longevity.

A look at why dogs bury bones; can elephants detect bombs; why birds sing in the morning; how sea lions are able to catch fish in the deep waters; what makes seahorses virtually indestructible.

A look at why cows are always chewing; exploring if rhinos have a sensitive side; what's the loudest animal on earth; why star-nosed moles have such weird noses; why rattlesnakes release their prey.

A look at how dogs tell the time; the power behind a mantis shrimp's punch; the secret behind the kangaroo's hop; why honeybees die after they sting; why vultures fly in circles.

A look at what dog barks actually mean; why sloths turn green; who the best jumper in the animal kingdom is; how sea turtles find their way back home; how diving beetles spend so long underwater.

Discusses whether mosquitoes prefer the blood of some people more than others, how snakes can hear without ears, if animals have a dominant hand, and more.

Animals can do extraordinary things; experts spill the secrets of the animal kingdom with footage and facts.

Experts spill the secrets of the animal kingdom with amazing footage and surprising facts.

Some animals have superpowers; new science and demonstrations reveal their secrets.

Birds reveal how they've conquered the concrete jungle; ants demonstrate how they can bite 10,000 times faster than humans can blink; one fish shows how it turns water into a weapon.

Experts answer questions about dogs ability to feel guilt, whether or not long-distance flyers get lost, and about why tigers are orange.

Animals do the most incredible things, and some have super powers humans can only dream of; new science and amazing demonstrations reveal their secrets.

Animal secrets are revealed including how dogs get people to do what they want, what superpower is hiding inside the bill of a platypus and how one fish is blowing scientists away with its brainpower.