Ten Australian animals for children aged 6 to 8, hosted by Lupe, a golden retriever puppy who discovers everything alongside the child. The course travels an island so big it is a continent by itself, from the red desert in the middle outward: the kangaroo who gets less tired the faster he hops, the emu whose father sits on the eggs for two months, the wombat with the square poo, the koala who sleeps because of arithmetic rather than laziness, the quokka whose smile is not a smile, the Tasmanian devil who lives nowhere else, the platypus who hunts with his eyes shut, the echidna who escapes downwards, and the cassowary who plants the forest. Two of them are among the only five mammals in the world that lay eggs.