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A mummy penguin appears in Wissper's fridge with a small problem: she keeps losing her baby. Wissper travels to the penguins' icy home and discovers lots of baby penguins who all look the same. With the help of Gertie and Otis, Wissper works out a solution, she discovers none of the babies have names. And once they have names, they answer to them. And Wissper meets Peggy.

Wissper meets an elephant who wants to be an acrobat but doesn't quite have the talent for it; in fact he is quite a clumsy elephant. Wissper asks meerkat Monty to help, but inspired by a troupe of acrobatic monkeys, it's Wissper who finally solves Ellington the elephant's problem. He may not be a performer but his broad back makes a perfect stage.

Wissper meets a polar bear whose best friend won't swim. Wissper enrols the help of baby penguin Peggy and between them they work out first that the bear thinks the icy water is too cold and secondly a clever ruse to tempt him into the water. And of course once he's in, he loves the water and turns out to be a rather good swimmer.

Monty the meerkat pops up at Wissper's house complaining that his colony is overcrowded - there's no space for a meerkat to think! Wissper takes a look and summons Peggy the baby penguin to help! They summon all the baby penguins to show the meerkats what a real crowd looks like. Once they've gone the colony seems big enough for all the meerkats.

Wissper has a mouse in the house, and Mum does not like mice, so it's a quick transition to Hayley harvest mouse's lovely new nest. But Hayley isn't happy -another harvest mouse has built a nest next door blocking her view. Both mice stubbornly refuse to move so Wissper summons wise old Dan the panda to offer advice. He soon helps Wissper persuade the mice to take a different view.

Kev the croc is a would-be surfer but he never manages to catch the wave. It's a problem the cool croc brings to Wissper. She enlists the help of Dan the panda, whose unique blend of calm and wisdom help Wissper teach Kev that catching the wave is a waiting game.

Wissper meets a long armed orang-utan who doesn't like his elongated limbs. She calls upon long necked Gertie the giraffe to help. Gertie does her best to share the secret of living with length, but in the end Oscar the orang-utan solves his own embarrassment when his long arms prove vital in a heroic rescue.

Who else but Wissper would ask a tiger to teach a seal to dance? Sam the seal asks Wissper to help him dance, a tricky task for a girl! She summons natural mover Stripes the tiger to help but Sam hasn't got dancer's legs. A series of lucky accidents prompts Wissper to suggest Sam goes underwater to pirouette! Stripes shows off her swimming talents, but underwater Sam is the star.

When a mummy kangaroo can't persuade her "Joey" to leave the pouch, she turns to Wissper for help. It takes some imaginative game playing to do the trick but Wissper is very imaginative and when she leaves, Joey is joining in with the kangaroo games.

Baby monkeys love fun and mischief, and it's enough to send a mummy monkey to seek help from Wissper. It's off to the forest where Wissper discovers the baby monkeys are running and playing in the branches of the trees and taking no notice of mummy at all. Wissper calls on Stripes the tiger to help.

Herbert the Shire horse thinks he has lost his strength. He goes to Wissper hoping she will bring it back. They travel to the river where Herbert has been trying to haul logs for the beavers. He can't seem to shift them at all. It's another job for Dan the panda who takes an unusual view of what's going on. He and Wissper work out that Herbert has got his vine stuck in a tree.

Dan the panda usually likes to be alone, but one day he asks Wissper to help him find a friend. She joins Dan in the bamboo forest and summons Monty the meerkat to help. Chatterbox Monty is only too happy to extend the paw of friendship! Dan enjoys his chatter for a while but then disappears off into the jungle.

Otis the oxpecker bird has a problem with his best friend Gertie the giraffe. It seems giraffes hardly ever sleep, but oxpecker birds do. And Gertie is keeping Otis awake. It's a problem Wissper solves with help from Monty the meerkat: Otis and Gertie learn about taking turns and that one oxpecker bird isn't as useful as a whole flock.

Wissper meets a mummy pig with a muddy problem: the waterhole has dried up and her piglets can't cover themselves with protective mud. Wissper and Peggy travel to help but struggle to find a solution until they are joined by Ellington the elephant. Ellington uses his trunk to take water from one place to another and help the piglets wallow in mud.

Gertie the Giraffe is good at stretching up but not so good at reaching down and that's the key to the problem she brings to Wissper. Her waterhole has shrunk so low she can't bend down far enough to take a drink. Wissper enlists the help of Peggy the penguin and her pingwing friends to raise the water level with an ingenious pebble plan!

Wissper has to help a baby bear cub sleep soundly! The little cub wakes up at the slightest sound and just won't go back to sleep. Wissper asks Dan the wise panda for advice and between them they devise a choral lullaby so that the sounds that had been keeping the cub awake now send him off into a long deep sleep.

Wissper and Stripes the tiger join forces to help a little lion cub roar. When Wissper first meets Samson he can only squeak and even the mice laugh at him. Stripes tries to teach him to roar and this gives Wissper an idea! She soon has Samson sounding like a real king of the grassy plains and the mice are no longer laughing!

Dan the panda surprises Wissper with a problem she just wasn't expecting: Dan wants to sing! For a big bear, Dan has a bit of a high squeaky voice. When he sings it does not sound very tuneful! Wissper needs help, so she summons Otis the oxpecker bird and Gertie the giraffe. They can't change Dan's voice so they teach him to harmonise and make the best use of his panda voice.

Wissper is playing with pingwing Peggy but their game is interrupted by the arrival of an ostrich with a problem! He's the biggest bird around, but he can't fly! Wissper and Peggy are joined by Otis the oxpecker bird and Gertie the giraffe in the ostrich's grass world home. They do their best to help Ritchie the ostrich fly but his wings are just too small!

Gale the whale returns from a long trip across the ocean to discover that her pod has learnt a new whale song and water routine, and she doesn't fit in. Wissper summons Peggy the penguin to help the lonely whale. Peggy helps Gale learn the routine and Wissper soon has her singing the same song!

Sonia the slow loris asks Wissper to help her speed up - the chattering monkeys keep taking all the best fruit because they are so much quicker. Wissper calls on Monty the meerkat for help and the speedy chap sets to work trying to teach Sonia to sprint.

A Hippo emerges from Wissper's bath with an unusual eating problem. Some of her bloat has trouble remembering their manners and that makes meal times a jostling uncomfortable mess! Wissper summons Herbert the Shire horse to help make the bloat harmonious. When Wissper sees Herbert in action she has a bright idea and soon the hippos are eating in peace.

Ritchie the ostrich pops up at Wissper's house in a panic -he's lost his sister! So she can see over the long grass Wissper takes a ride on Herbert the Shire horse's back. But Herbert has to watch where he is putting his big hooves because it turns out Ritchie's sister is still in her egg! Wissper finds the egg and Ritchie watches as his new little sister hatches.

Wissper's friend Monty the meerkat wants to be a look out for his colony. A look out has to stand very still watching for danger. Monty's problem is that he simply can't keep still and that could end his chances of being a look out. Wissper summons Dan the panda to help. Dan is excellent at keeping still and tries to pass his secret onto to Monty.

Bert and Barry the polar bears have fallen out. It seems someone has forgotten someone else's birthday! Wissper travels to the Ice World to see what she can do. Polar bear Bert hasn't forgotten Barry's birthday but he has lost his present - a brand new waterhole. Wissper summons Otis the oxpecker bird and Gertie the giraffe to take a long necked and birds eye view of the Ice World.

Ed and Ted the beavers can't agree on the final part of their new dam! They ask Wissper to help them find a solution. Wissper calls that cool dude Kev the crocodile to help. The beavers kindly gnaw down a tree to create a thinking log for Kev to sit and ponder on, but accidentally this fills the hole in the dam and gets Kev river surfing to boot. A very satisfying adventure for Wissper.

Colin the camel is glum! He doesn't seem to have a sense of humour! He asks Wissper to help him find the funny in life. Wissper recruits Monty the Meerkat with his quick-fire chat to help her. Monty can't make Colin crack a smile, but he does make him pull a face! A very funny face - it's a talent Wissper spots and as a result Colin becomes quite the camel comedian.

Wissper is surprised by a Flamingo with a problem, or more accurately a friend with a problem. Wissper travels with her and meets Francois, the one flamingo who won't join in the Flamingo Flamenco. Wissper calls on Monty the Meerkat who tries to teach the reluctant flamingo his coolest moves. It takes a lot of work and some Wissper inspiration but eventually Francois finds his dancing feathers.

Mrs. Turnip is a Mummy pig with a piglet problem! Her little ones are swimming and playing in the river and won't come when they are called! Wissper summons speedy Kev the Croc to help round them up, but Mrs. Turnip turns out to have hidden talents and with some Wissper inspiration she soon has her piglets on their best behavior.

Hattie the hippo wants something different to eat but the leaves she would like are too high for her to reach! Wissper summons tree climbing panda Dan to help, but the solution comes from a different and unlikely source: an extraordinary cooperation between a hippo and some oxpecker birds.

Fern the very white arctic fox can't find the rest of her pack in the snow. Wissper summons Gertie the giraffe and Otis the oxpecker bird to give the search some extra height! They discover polar bears Barry and Bert before Otis gives Wissper a clever idea that puts her hot on the trail of the elusive pack.

When a monkey troupe wants to practice their grooming skills, they need a lot of fur to work with. Wissper summons Herbert the hairy shire-horse to be their model. Herbert not only has a makeover, he discovers he really rather likes to be tickled. A giggling success for Wissper!

Otis the oxpecker bird is grounded by an injured wing, and he is grumpy and bored! Gertie the giraffe asks Wissper to help cheer him up. Wissper summons penguin Peggy to show Otis how to have fun without flying. He's soon sliding, slipping and even singing. Wissper always knew pingwings were great playmates!

Hayley the harvest mouse has vanished and her neighbor Marcus is so worried he asks Wissper to help him find her. Wissper summons Stripes the tiger to help her find the missing mouse and Stripes soon first finds one trail then another, but they don't lead to Haley. Eventually Wissper uses her magnifying glass to find Hayley's tiny tracks! And when they find Hayley there is a surprise in store!

Poor penguin Peggy loses her voice. Mummy penguin calls on Wissper to help find it. Wissper recruits Stripes to help look, but she can't find Peggy's missing voice anywhere! Wissper has a bright idea; she remembers what her mum gave her brother Ralph when he was croaky! She pops back home and returns with a warm honey and lemon drink - and Peggy is soon a pitch perfect penguin again.

When a white polar bear turns green Wissper turns to a very green Kev the crocodile for help! Kev thinks green is cool and in truth isn't a great deal of help! Luckily Wissper remembers how her dad cleaned up some overgrown green garden decking and that gives her the clue for turning a green bear white! Now clean and white again, Bert and Barry can happily return to the Ice World.

Koalas aren't the speediest animals in the bush, and certainly can't keep up with a kangaroo! And that's the root of the problem a young koala brings to Wissper: he just can't keep up with the young Joey when they play tag.

Ellington the elephant loves to sing but he is very loud! His operatic airs disturb the other forest animals. Wissper visits to solve the problem and enlists the help of Dan the panda. Dan in his cool calm way teaches Ellington a softer way to sing and soon instead of keeping everyone awake Ellington is lulling them to sleep - even himself!

A monkey mom summons Wissper to help when one of the youngsters is stuck on a log floating downstream in the river. Wissper calls on Herbert the Shire horse, who shows he can be very speedy when the occasion demands!

Fern, the arctic fox, is in a pickle, she's made friends with Bert the polar bear and Barry feels left out. It seems two's company and three is a crowd. Wissper calls on Monty the meerkat who is friends with everybody to help make amends. Barry is very hard to please until Wissper, inspired by Monty, invents a perfect game for three.

Oscar the orang-utan asks Wissper to help him find his favourite umbrella leaf. Wissper discovers Oscar's den is choc a block with stuff-stuff that he won't part with. Wissper calls on Peggy the penguin to help her persuade Oscar to tidy clear out and recycle.

Oscar the orang-utan has a secret! He's a good looking ape and puts it all down to regular brushing with his special fir cone on a stick! He says it's the only one in the forest but now it's broken! Wissper and Peggy help Oscar try and find another grooming tool and they discover that others in the forest have the same "secret" tool.

Peggy the penguin is feeling sad and left out. All the other baby penguins have had their own special day and she hasn't. Wissper summons all her friends and between them they cheer up Peggy with a very special penguin party.

At Monty the meerkat's request, Wissper calls on Herbert the Shire horse to come to the colony and give the other meerkats a ride. Somehow Herbert manages to get his head stuck fast in a tunnel entrance and the combined efforts of Wissper and the meerkats can't pull him free until one of the meerkats finds a ticklish twist that does the trick.

Poor Peggy the penguin has discovered that being small can leave you at the back of the queue! And there is a new ice slide ride to play on! Wissper decides that the way to help tiny Peggy is to summon huge Herbert the Shire horse and noisy Monty the meerkat! One way or another, the other penguins learn to take turns and Peggy has a thrilling slide!

The monkeys are looking for new games to play and ask Wissper to help. She summons Kev the croc, a party animal if ever there was one. Kev arrives but inexplicably high up in a tree. It takes a while for Kev to work out how to get down to the ground but when he finally manages it he also invents a totally new kind of surfing and a cracking new game for the monkeys.

When a baby meerkat escapes into Wissper's home her mum's animal allergy is ignited and she starts to itch! Wissper manages to take the meerkat back to the garden where she discovers mum is not the only one with a tickly itch! Wissper summons Dan the wise old panda for advice. He helps her find a natural remedy that relieves an itchy meerkat and then Wissper's mum as well!

Bert and Barry the polar bears come to Wissper with a penguin problem: There are so many penguins on the slidey patch of ice that they can't enjoy a sedate skate! Wissper puts on her own skates, summons Stripes and sets about making space on the ice. With a slip, a slide and a Stripes roar plus a touch of inspiration, she soon has bears and penguins formation ice dancing!