The Creature Cases - Season 3
Season 3
Chapter 3
Episodes
The Forest Food Bandit
No one's food is safe in the forest when a mysterious thief nabs everyone's supply.
The Case of the Absent Giraffe
Sam and Kit are on the case when Gordy the giraffe goes missing.
The Frozen Stowaways
The Stinkwells send Sam and Kit a strange and crawly case trapped in ice.
The Puzzle of the Empty Pond
A salamander mom wonders why her dry pond hasn't filled up with water.
The Undercover Hyena
Sam tries to blend in with a tough clan of hyenas during a desert mission.
The Stranger in the Burrow
Underground creatures start getting spooked by their burrow's new addition.
The Bat Cave Crisis
The duo must figure out why bats are suddenly sneezing after waking up from their winter sleep.
The Mysterious Ant Circle
Biting army ants march through a birthday picnic.
The Lost Capybara Kids
Two capybaras can't be found after a game of hide-and-seek in the wetlands.
The Case of the Curious Keas
Sam and Kit try to figure out who's playing tricks on them in the snow.
The Legend of the Night Howler
Sam and Kit track a legendary creature who's spreading an unstoppable itch among prairie dogs.
The Haystack Stakeout
Who would steal a cute forest pika's dry flower pile?
The Case of the Scorpion's Sting
Kit's on the case when an innocent prairie dog is stung out of nowhere.
The Case of the Constant Dripping
Something's making a dripping noise that's been bothering some birds — but what?
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