Andy works at Safari World, the biggest wildlife park on the planet, with boss, Mr Hammond, and tech wiz Jen. When trouble strikes Andy jets off in his safari-mobile to visit animals around the world in search of a solution.
When Jen notices a herd of Asian elephants are caught in a flood in Bangladesh, it's up to Andy to help them. He heads to Bangladesh in a race against time to help the elephants reach higher ground.
When Andy accidentally records himself instead of the courtship dance of the male Jackson's widowbird back at Safari world, Andy takes to the skies in search of another widowbird he can film instead.
Andy jets off in his safari-mobile to Australia in search of little red flying foxes. He needs to photograph them drinking water. Along the way he meets a frilled lizard.
When Mr Hammond asks Andy how the darkling beetle of the Namib desert drinks water, Andy is flummoxed. He heads to Africa in search of the answer. Along the way, Andy shrinks down and meets a Namaqua chameleon.
Andy mistakenly eats a bowl of exotic fruit salad that Mr Hammond left for the black crested macaques at Safari World. He jets off to Sulawesi in Southeast Asia to join a troop of black crested macaques.
When Mr Hammond asks Andy to take pictures of a Bobcat, a wild cat that lives in North America, Andy must jet off in his safari mobile and track one down in the wild. Not so easy given their elusive nature!
When Andy accidentally breaks a plaster cast of a ring tailed lemur's footprint that Mr Hammond made, he must put things right. Andy heads to Madagascar in search of a ring tailed lemur to help him.
When the Snare's penguins back at Safari World get caked in mud, Andy jets off to New Zealand in his safari-mobile to find out how these forest dwelling penguins get clean.
Mr Hammond asks Andy to perform the dance of a bird called a manakin. Jetting off in his Safari mobile, Andy heads to Central America in search of the bird so he can learn its amazing dance moves!
Andy jets off in his safari-mobile to the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Mexico. His mission, to record a male humpback whale singing to replace the one he accidentally recorded over back at Safari World.
