Parents need to know that this show chronicles wildlife behavior in natural habitats, taking viewers on a virtual field trip of the world's varied ecosystems. Host Jeff Corwin admits his anxiety about the dangerous creatures he encounters, but it doesn't stop him from handling poisonous snakes or approaching an overly protective mother elephant and her baby. Younger kids may need a reminder to not go near unfamiliar animals themselves, and parents will want to brush up on their animal facts to answer kids' questions.
Positive messages:Corwin interacts with native residents and touches on cultural differences in a respectful way. Messages of conservation and respect for animals, plants, and the environment are central to each episode.
Well, it's not that great, but entertaining when nothing else is on. Language is sorta an issue...he sometimes says "Oh my G*d"(A profanity in OUR house), which is NOT okay for me; It makes me angry when peoples use God's name in vain...URGH!!!!And sometimes he says H*ll, which is okay when your using it in church, but NOT when you add "what the" to it. Violence is not REALLY an issue, but sometimes he shows cheetahs or Tigers killing other animals, but COME ON, that is just nature. I would'nt really recomend it to anybody.