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1. Arizona
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
In Arizona, critters brave a harsh frontier; a young kangaroo rat must be nimble to dodge a rattlesnake, a Gila monster and a dirt bike.
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2. New York
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
While housemates are away, a golden hamster will play; he lands on the streets of New York City and finds true adventure.
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3. Minnesota
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
On a Minnesota golf course, a burrowing owl evades caddies before a ferret forces him far from the fairway; he'll have to outfox his opponents to get home.
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4. Texas
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
In a hostile Texas landscape, an agile mother mouse finds fast food on a ranch, but she must avoid turning into dinner for a barn owl.
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5. Louisiana
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
In Louisiana, a special squirrel with keen eyesight and a playful nature explores a suburban home, where he meets his surprising match.
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6. Florida
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
In a fishing hut in the Florida Everglades, a raven meets a rat in a high-stakes game of intellect versus agility.
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7. Washington
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
In Washington, a newly hatched duckling is rescued from the trash and tours her new habitat -- a boy's bedroom, which teems with danger.
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8. New Hampshire
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
In New Hampshire, a shy skunk prowls for grub until a rodent opens up her world; she is confronted by a hawk.
Tiny Creatures (2020)
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Unbearably bad. Not even a nature documentary, just a stupid lookalike. The whole series is staged with stories so dumb, it looks like it was written by an 8-year-old while playing with his animal figures. Many praise the cinematography... Well, it looks good, but only if it was an over-dramatised TV commercial. So no, it's also bad.
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An absolutely delightful series that could be watched with a child, if you wanted. If you're concerned about animal abuse occurring during the making of this series, you might benefit from doing some research. Based on everything I've read, the animals' welfare was extremely important to the filmmaker and at no time are any of the animals put in the vicinity of their predators. The happiness and safety was paramount. An excellent exciting series!
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I don't like animals documentaries but this one is very well made amd super funny, I love it and everyone should watch it 10/10
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This looks like animal cruelty to me.
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Contrary to other opinions I thought this was a great way to go about a documentary for kids to keep them engaged. This helped mine understand that there is a food chain and sometimes your predators have predators. It also installed empathy for the animals as they became relatable.
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Everything that I knew about reality and common sense is changed forever after watching this show. The way that this show takes a rat and then puts it through a series of bizarre and weird circumstances that all end up with it being a rat again makes me question more about me than the rat. I don't think this show is about a rat, it's about lockdown and the weird things we all did during lockdown, like filming rats. And then there was the duck episode.
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I loved it! I'm very fascinated by wild animals and this had some great examples of small interesting wild animals throughout the US and in our own backyards. Great love action shots of foxes and burrowing owls and snakes and all kinds of good stuff. Well narrated.
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The show is really exciting.
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Amazing cinematography, a little overdone in a cute and cheesy kind of way. We enjoyed watching it as a family.
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Should not be categorized as a documentary as the content is completely fictionalized and staged. Honestly on the borderline of animal abuse
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