Teeny Tiny Creatures
Teeny Tiny Creatures is a TV show on CBeeBies. Teeny Tiny Creatures sees animal experts help children understand the tiniest creatures. The program has been available since 2025. A total of 40 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in March 2026.
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Teeny Tiny Creatures
Rory and Sandy visit a forest in search of wood ants, while Ferne meets a leaf cutter ant colony at the zoo. Also, find out why ants are amazing soil engineers!
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Rory and Sandy take a trip to the seaside looking for crabs, while Ferne visits some crabs at the aquarium. Also, find out why crabs are important cleaners.
Rory and Sandy search the garden for worms and decide to make a wormery. Ferne handles different worm species at a worm farm. Also, find out why worms are amazing soil engineers.
Rory and Sandy plant some butterfly-friendly wild flowers. Ferne finds lots of different butterflies and helps feed them. Also, discover why butterflies are important pollinators.
Rory and Sandy search for snails in the garden and have a snail race. Ferne holds a giant African land snail. Also, find out how snails are part of a large food web.
February 2026
Rory and Sandy look for frogs and make a pond in the garden. Ferne meets some amazing amphibians including poison dart frogs. Also, we learn why frogs are so important to the planet.
Rory and Sandy look for ladybirds and build a hibernation station in the garden. Ferne meets some beautiful, exotic beetles. Plus, learn how ladybirds are great pest controllers!
Rory and Sandy hunt for woodlice and build a bug hotel. Ferne learns that woodlice are crustaceans just like crayfish. Plus, find out how woodlice are great for the environment.
Rory and Sandy go on a spider safari in the garden and at the park, while Ferne meets a tarantula at the zoo. Plus, find out how spiders are amazing for the environment.
Rory and Sandy go to the park and then build a bumblebee house. Ferne visits a wildflower garden. Plus, find out how bumblebees help to make a third of all the food we eat.
Rory and Sandy are in the garden birdspotting while Chantelle is listening for birds. Find out where robins fit in the food chain and try a Teeny Tiny Task – making a bird feeder.
Rory and Sandy are looking in rockpools while Chantelle meets unusual starfish. Find out why starfish are important to the planet and try a Teeny Tiny Task – litter picking.
Rory and Sandy are in the garden looking for beetles while Chantelle is on a farm looking for some tiny recyclers. Find out how beetles recycle and try the Teeny Tiny Task.
Rory and Sandy are in disguise being moth spies while Chantelle sees one of the world’s biggest moths. Find out how moths help the planet at night and try a Teeny Tiny Task.
Rory and Sandy are searching for lizards while Chantelle discovers what they eat. Find out how lizards help the eco-system and try a Teeny Tiny Task – lizard camouflage art.
Rory and Sandy are looking for caterpillars, while Chantelle sees how they grow and change. Find out how caterpillars provide and try a Teeny Tiny Task – making a caterpillar cafe.
Rory and Sandy are searching the skies for dragonflies, while Chantelle is fossil and dragonfly hunting. Find out what dragonflies tell us and try a Teeny Tiny Task: pond-dipping.
Rory and Sandy are out looking for bat clues, while Chantelle is in London being a bat detective. Find out how bats help the planet and try this Teeny Tiny Task: make a bat poster.
Rory and Sandy are out listening for grasshoppers, while Chantelle is on a jungle safari. Find out what grasshoppers do for our planet and try a Teeny Tiny Task – using sweep nets.
Rory and Sandy are in the garden looking for hedgehogs. Chantelle meets two hedgehog rescuers. Find out why hedgehogs are important and try a Teeny Tiny Task: a hedgehog hideaway.