Season 7

Munki and Trunk discover a mysterious flower with glowing pink sap. Whatever the sap touches turns floppy - arms, legs, rocks, trees, everything! Munki and Trunk have a huge amount of fun playing with the sap. But when the ostrich eggs are threatened by a rolling boulder, Munki and Trunk discover that having floppy bodies makes the rescue mission a whole lot harder.

While trying to get at a delicious bunch of berries Munki accidentally breaks a branch, and super-sticky sap starts dripping into the clearing. They end up getting get glued to themselves, each other, the ground, the vines and everything else in the clearing. How are they going to stop the sticky sap?

Humph tastes honey for the first time. It's so delicious! It makes him feel warm and happy, and he wants to share his joy with the rest of the jungle. The other animals, however, aren't used to the normally-grumpy Humph being so happy. It makes them nervous, and throws out the order of the jungle…

Munki sees how much Trunk loves her flower, and wants a flower of his own to look after. Trunk is excited to teach Munki how to garden, and he turns out to be a good student - too good! With all the water and soil Munki's giving it, the flower grows too big for his branch. Munki's going to have to find a new home for his plant - luckily, the bees always have room for a giant flower!

Munki, Trunk and Tallbert are engaged in a wild game of tag. They bump into Rocky the Rhino, and try to get him to join in the game. Rocky is enthusiastic, but it takes him a long time to understand the rules. When he finally gets it, however, he becomes unstoppable, and Munki, Trunk and Tallbert discover that it's hard to outrun a two tonne rhino!

Munki and Trunk are playing one of their normal games of tag. Munki discovers that Trunk can't catch him if he's standing on Humph's precious lawn. Trunk tries vacuuming him off it, though, and accidentally rips Humph's lawn right off! It blows away in the wind, and Munki and Trunk have to get it back before Humph discovers what they've done...

Munki and Trunk lose Baby Ostrich during a game of Hide and Seek. They find her again at the top of a tall slope, hiding behind a tree that is growing curious, surfboard-like seed pods. Munki and Trunk try to protect Baby from the falling pods, until they discover that the pods are absolutely perfect for a wild toboggan ride...

Trunk's precious flower is looking very droopy. Trunk is worried that it's ill, and tries to protect it from the world. Unfortunately, Buzby the bee seems determined to get to the flower to collect its pollen. It becomes a game of cat-and-mouse, or rather, elephant-and-bee, as Trunk tries to defend the flower from the wiley bee...

Munki and Trunk discover some fruit that they can mash up and use as body paint. They have a lot of fun painting themselves as zebras, giraffes and leopards. But when Trunk paints Munki as a bee, they discover that he can successfully infiltrate the swarm. Munki becomes a big hit with the other bees - but what about Trunk?

Baby Ostrich and the Eggs see Munki and Trunk having a race, and want to be involved! They join in, and don't stop racing, even though the sun goes down. A completely exhausted Munki and Trunk have to chase through the midnight savannah to bring the over-excited Baby and the eggs back to their sleeping Mama.

Munki and Trunk throw a nut that looks like a ball for Rocky. It ends up going over the edge of a ravine and the overenthusiastic Rocky goes over the the edge with it. But how are Munki and Trunk going to get Rocky out of the ravine, when all he wants to do is get his nut back?

Trunk tries to put Baby Ostrich to sleep by singing a lullaby. Big mistake! Baby discovers singing, and she takes to it enthusiastically, but her voice is terrible and she ruins the peace of the jungle. Munki and Trunk try everything, but they can't stop her singing. The only thing left is to give baby singing lessons.