The Spy Creatures discover that mischief is rife in nature, but perhaps there are still rules that govern animals' lives.

Spy Macaque visits a monkey swimming pool where teenage tearaways attempt the high dive causing chaos for parents teaching babies to swim. Spy Tropicbird reveals how frigate birds ruthlessly steal fish from real tropicbirds. In Australia, a bowerbird decorates his courtship bower with blue treasures, and a smart imposter attempts a daylight robbery on his precious horde. Spy Bowerbird investigates the shenanigans complete with his own nest rigged with irresistible Jewelcams. In Antarctica, Spy Penguin keeps a beady eye on a crafty Adelie penguin as he uses a storm as cover to steal stones from other penguin nests. As the storm clears, skua birds arrive and steal the penguins' eggs, and Eggcam captures the most astonishing aerial view of a penguin colony ever seen.

Among chimpanzees, an illicit affair creates outrage among the dominant males, and a similar misdemeanour in a meerkat colony results in some very rough justice. A spectacular war dance follows as neighbouring meerkat groups battle over territory. A gang of surf-loving dolphins get their teenage kicks from a poisonous but intoxicating pufferfish, and lemurs try out natural highs when they use millipedes as insecticides with some very dreamy side effects. Spy Wolf Cub watches as naughty wolf cubs are taught the hard rules of pack life, and Spy Egret joins forces with a state-of-the-art Dungcam to see how elephants discipline their misbehaving youngsters. In a spectacular finale, an impudent chimpanzee stages a challenge to the troop leader, resulting in a fight with weapons that hints at how human warfare may have begun.

The Spy Creatures are back to take viewers on a journey across the globe, revealing how living in the snow tests animals to the limit.

Behind nature's magical winter wonderland are some of the toughest places on earth to survive. Hidden cameras in a new generation of Spy Creatures, and the return of some old friends, reveal the fascinating behaviours of animals from penguins, parrots, polar bears and otters to wallabies and wombats.

A Spy Kea socialises with a gang of keas, and an innovative new Snowball Cam shows how intelligence and friendships allow these parrots to survive in the mountainous regions of New Zealand.

In Tasmania, Spy Wallaby finds love and discovers an interesting courtship technique among wombats. In the North Pole, Blizzard Cam, Snowball Cam and Snow Cam return and get within a paw's swipe of male polar bears play-fighting. Whilst on the other side of the planet, Emperor Penguin Cams slide into action to show how there are none as devoted as emperor penguins when it comes to parental care.