During a game of hide-and-seek, Bobby Bushbaby tumbles into a tree hole, prompting Balzac de Chameleon to tell Bobby and Sunny Honeypossum about the many animals that live in holes.
Sunny Honeypossum wants to fly, Bobby Bushbaby wants to help, and Balzac de Chameleon knows just which fascinating feathered creatures to tell them about.
While looking for a special flower, Sunny Honeypossum and Bobby Bushbaby see a baby monkey, leading Balzac de Chameleon to tell them how lots of different animal babies grow up.
In "Camouflage, Cuttlefish, and Chameleons Changing Color," the fun begins with a wacky game of "I Spy," as Sunny Honeypossum spots a sticklike bug crawling up Bobby Bushbaby's arm, prompting Uncle Balzac to tell about the many special animals that use camouflage.
While Bobby Bushbaby and Sunny Honeypossum play a silly version of "Simon Says," Uncle Balzac unexpectedly snatches a fly from Bobby's nose with his long, sticky chameleon tongue, beginning a rousing tour of the amazing animal traits featured in "Chomping on Bugs, Swimming Sea Slugs, and Stuff That Makes Animals Special."
In "Tadpoles, Dragonflies, and the Caterpillar's Big Change," it's Uncle Balzac to the rescue when mad scientist Bobby Bushbaby tries to turn Sunny Honeypossum into a butterfly, then a frog, in a goofy scientific experiment.