La révolution des fourmis

The hamster escapes from its cage. Félibert and his friends discuss the hamster's characteristics and needs, and use clues in nature to find him.

Félibert and his friends build a rocket to get to the moon. They discover the moon's special characteristics and the differences between the Earth and the moon.

Wild animals leave the marsh, which is in great danger. The water level is rising rapidly and the marsh is beginning to flood! Human pollution is the cause.

Félibert and his friends follow the animal tracks to find out who has stolen a piece of Félibert's statue.

Félibert and his friends build a sailboat to harness the power of the wind and find their friend Squeek, who has been swept away by the wind.

Legend has it that something mysterious lives in the swamp, a creature known as 'The Swamp Thing'. Our friends set off to investigate the swamp and discover the plants and animals that live there.

Hal finds a treasure map. To find the treasure, Félibert and his friends follow the instructions on the map and use the cardinal points of the compass.

Félibert's band takes part in the music contest, but an accident destroys all their musical instruments. The group uses the elements found in nature to make instruments.

Félibert and his friends explore a water-generated cave and encounter bioluminescent worms.

Daisy finds a huge fossil in her garden. Daisy and her friends then meet a mammoth.

Squeek believes he has found gold. To be sure, the friends research the physical properties of gold online. Then they watch a tutorial on how to find gold in a river.

Félibert takes part in the regional hide-and-seek competition. He learns about camouflage and uses it to win the game.

The meadow filled with wildflowers has been destroyed. Félibert and his friends will create a new garden so that the butterflies can grow and eat, before leaving for their migration.

Félibert builds feeders and finds the right food to help the birds for the winter. Daisy searches online to discover the characteristics of the beaks of various birds.