Buckylass

This show puts zoology in a more fun and interactive format. If you aren't that interested from zoology or biology to begin with you're not really going to like the show. It is humorous though, it doesn't just spout science nonsense without comedy. 

The show is set up more episodically. There isn't an overarching storyline except that they need to make new commissions every episode. They'll make roughly two, but it goes into different kinds of detail on the biology--you shouldn't expect a whole biology lesson. There is a short part of the episode where they show the animal in real life and explain more biology bits. The characters allow for more thorough engagement with the material through their personality or style. 

The characters are all vehicles for presenting different kinds of animals; they are all likable but don't expect a deep backstory or anything.

The animation is bright and colorful and lets the viewer take in the written content without being bogged down by heavy visuals. The animation does its job in encouraging exploration of reality. 

The sound is nothing to gawk at, but it's not bad imo. 

I personally really enjoyed it, it was comedic enough for me to continue watching it and I got to learn something new each time. I always enjoy bright colors--so the animation played to my moth tendencies. They vary the animals enough so it isn't just a new mammal every time. I would say go for it if you like this kind of stuff and if you don't like it at the 3rd-ish episode drop it.