Inside Nature’s Giants

Skin and spin 3D models of 12 of the world's most incredible animals, backed up with video and expert essays giving you the science behind the spectacle.

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"Ah; now this is pretty much everything I like to see from an iPad app! Educational, interactive, packed full of video and beautifully presented, Inside Nature's Giants has it all. Including the innards of a giant squid. Nice." Tech Digest

"It’s fairly geeky, but it’s also educational, interactive, fascinating and – most importantly for kids into natural history – gloriously gruesome...Inside Nature’s Giants is full of unusual footage, sophisticated graphics, and some mind-blowing facts and information." The Literary Platform

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• Spin the carousel to select your animal for dissection

• Swipe away skin to reveal skeletons and guts.

• Watch video of the animal in dissection (!)

• Rotate the 3D animals 360 degrees

• Zoom in and get up close

• Open hot spots to learn about different parts of each animal

• Join the team behind the scenes and read how they tracked down and dissected each animal.

• View a life-size image of one part of the animal – be it a giant squid’s eye or a lion’s tooth.

• Scan the map to see each animal’s habitat, population size and conservation status.

• Explore wild life photography to see the animal in pictures


The 12 animals included are: Great White Shark, Lion, Giant Squid, Polar Bear, Giraffe, Crocodile, Elephant, Finn Whale, Cassowary, Giant Leatherback Turtle, Camel and Python. This is natural history as you’ve never seen it before – from the inside out.

The innovative Channel 4 series Inside Nature’s Giants explores the anatomy of the largest animals on the planet to reveal how these amazing creatures really work. While most wildlife documentaries tell you how an animal behaves, Inside Nature’s Giants – made in association with the Royal Veterinary College – uses dissection, CGI and wildlife photography to show, from the inside out, how millions of years of evolution have enabled animals to thrive in their environmental niches.

Why doesn’t a giraffe faint all the time, seeing as it has a human-sized heart and absurdly high blood pressure? Why are crocodiles hopeless at chewing, when they have the strongest bite of all animals, and why does a giant squid have three hearts and pass food through its brain? As the team of experts – literally – delve into the animals, they discover the answers to these and many more fascinating questions, with a foreword from the series' resident evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins.