Host, Gordie Lucius goes on a grand adventure to learn everything he can about nature. Where did life come from? Why are animal's genitals so weird? Look out Attenborough, there's a new kid in town.
Ants may be small, and have teeny tiny brains, but that hasn't stopped them from taking over the world! To find out where they get the nerve, Gordie meets up with some scientists, wages ant war and sticks his hand into an ant hill.
There is nature everywhere, even smooshed in between the cracks of our cities! To learn about the animals that live in our cities, Gordie climbs into a garbage can, learns about geese and chills with some city racoons.
Animals in the ocean are pretty good at hiding. They have to be, or else they would get eaten! To learn more about how they're able to stay outta sight, Gordie pets an octopus, learns about frogfish and goes invisible.
Microbes are the bringers and destroyers of life, and heck we can't even see them! So why are they so important? To find out, Gordie gets rabies, learns about the origin of all life on earth, and looks at some microscopes.
Animal genitals are super weird, but why? To find out Gordie penis fences a biologist, learns about sperm selection and dives into the wild world of giant hyena clitorises.
Deception. David Blaine does it, and animals have mastered it. But what are some of the most bewildering ways nature deceives? To find out, Gordie becomes a bodybuilder, learns about tricky beetles and cuttlefish that aren't fish.
Many animals can travel thousands of kilometers to arrive exactly where they need to be. But how? To find out, Gordie goes hang gliding, learns about magic pigeons and the star-nosed mole's spooky tentacle nose.
The arctic is one of the harshest environments on earth, so how does life survive there? To learn about arctic animals, Gordie sniffs some polar bear fur, goes dog sledding and discovers that lemmings are a lie.
