This week we talk about the underground terror known as the Jefferson Giant Ground Sloth.

A beast from Argentina, this massive extinct creature belongs to one of the most successful groups of animals on the planet, the sauropods.

Don't let this little blue sea slug's dazzling blue color and size fool you, their venom packs quite the punch.

This week we take a swim with the Blue Whales, Earths largest animals ever discovered!

The White Bell Bird is tiny but mighty. With a screech as loud as 124 decibels, this little guy can sure pack a punch.

This week we tackle the firefly squid, also known as the firefly of the sea. These groovy cephalopods are known for getting down to the flashing lights of a disco ball, except they make the flashing light themselves.

This week we cover the Velvet Worm, this creature is the true embodiment of Freaky Fauna! From being 500 million years old to being one of the only invertebrates with a complex social structure and being plain ol gosh darn adorable.

The Stellar Sea Eagle is one of the biggest eagle's on the planet. These massive aerial predators will tackle anything for food or territory, like golden eagles, grizzly bears, and even small planes. These birds are incredibly hard to study due to being a circumnavigating species.

These amazing acrobats are some of the best flyers of the planet, with compound eyes that number in the thousands. So, get ready for these amazing insects!

These popular creatures are one of the most owned amphibians as pets but are officially extinct in the wild. They have been used in genetic labs to study diseases like Alzheimer's and have had jellyfish genes inserted into them to make them glow in the dark. These guys are the masters of regeneration able to regrow organs, limbs, and even parts of their brains and spinal cords. Join us on the salamander special episode of Freaky Fauna Friday.

No hemoglobin no problem! water below freezing temps is what this white ghostly fish prefers! So buckle up for the Icefish!

ut these fast-paced predators!

Check out these fast-paced predators!

Cone Snails are beautiful tropical snails that hide a deadly secret behind those colors!

750-degree water with iron sulfide in the water? Yes Please!!

How advanced is the communication abilities of the Humpback Whale? Your about to find out!

Meat honey is on the menu for these amazing little creatures. Their hives look like they're straight out of something from stranger things!

These little birds can lay eggs six weeks after hatching and make beautiful sounds!

This amazing cephalopod had mastered mimicry to the point where is scares off its predators!

This episode is all about the amazingly colorful and impressive Fire Salamander!