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Inspired by the World of Disney and Pixar’sA Bug’s Life,” the new Disney+ Original Series from National Geographic, A REAL BUG’S LIFE, is an incredible adventure into nine different micro bug worlds around the globe, where the forces of nature play out on a miniature scale and where tiny creatures rely on incredible powers and extraordinary alliances to make it through each day. The stakes are high … even if the critters are microscopic.

With new developments in filming technology and narrated by fun and witty guide Awkwafina, follow the incredible stories of the tiny heroes living in worlds beyond the imagination — from a jumping spider looking for a home on the streets of New York to a Costa Rican orchid bee’s first day on the job making perfume! Full of mind-blowing new behaviors and larger-than-life characters, this family-friendly series shows that A REAL BUG’S LIFE can be as fantastical as any animated film.  Season One of “A Real Bugs Life” drops on Disney Plus January 24, 2024.  Check the breakdown of Season One below.

A Real Bug's Life narrated by awkwafina disney plue January 24, 2024
A Real Bug’s Life narrated by awkwafina disney plue January 24, 2024

A Real Bug’s Life Episode 101 – “The Big City”

The big city bustles with humanity, but it’s also home to some of the most daring bugs on the planet. Join a male jumping spider as he battles for real estate, a voracious fly as it dodges death, and cockroaches that emerge from a secret “bugway” under cover of darkness. In the concrete jungle, only the streetwise can hustle for a living.

A praying mantis is filmed on set during a shoot in Bristol, UK for "The Big City" episode of "A Real Bug's Life." (National Geographic/Tom Oldridge)
A praying mantis is filmed on set during a shoot in Bristol, UK for “The Big City” episode of “A Real Bug’s Life.” (National Geographic/Tom Oldridge)

A Real Bug’s Life Episode 102 – “Welcome to the Jungle”

In the rainforest of Latin America, two tiny, newly hatched bugs — a brilliant orchid bee and a leafcutter ant — strike out into a bewildering world. There are more bug species here than anywhere else on Earth, each with an important role to play. These two newbies must quickly figure out how to fit in and survive on their first day on the job.

An orchid bee in flight is featured in the "Welcome to the Jungle" episode of “A Real Bug’s Life.” (National Geographic/Jeremy Squire)
An orchid bee in flight is featured in the “Welcome to the Jungle” episode of “A Real Bug’s Life.” (National Geographic/Jeremy Squire)

 

A Real Bug’s Life Episode 103 – “Braving the Backyard”

It’s spring in a Texan backyard, and a new family is moving in. As they put their stamp on the place, a baby Texas unicorn mantis struggles to come of age in her brand-new world, a colony of invasive fire ants have their survival skills pushed to the limit, and a jet-setting monarch butterfly searches for a lifeline on her mammoth migration north. This is the story of bugs surviving and thriving in one of the most unpredictable places on Earth.

A Real Bug's Life Episode 103 - "Braving the Backyard" It’s spring in a Texan backyard, and a new family is moving in. As they put their stamp on the place, a baby Texas unicorn mantis struggles to come of age in her brand-new world, a colony of invasive fire ants have their survival skills pushed to the limit, and a jet-setting monarch butterfly searches for a lifeline on her mammoth migration north. This is the story of bugs surviving and thriving in one of the most unpredictable places on Earth.
A Real Bug’s Life Episode 103 – “Braving the Backyard”
It’s spring in a Texan backyard, and a new family is moving in. As they put their stamp on the place, a baby Texas unicorn mantis struggles to come of age in her brand-new world, a colony of invasive fire ants have their survival skills pushed to the limit, and a jet-setting monarch butterfly searches for a lifeline on her mammoth migration north. This is the story of bugs surviving and thriving in one of the most unpredictable places on Earth.

A Real Bug’s Life Episode 104 – “Land of Giants”

The African savanna is famous for its large animals — but their presence makes it a challenging place for tiny bugs to survive. A newly emerged dung beetle and an aging acacia ant face huge obstacles as they battle to feed themselves and look after their families. Both have adopted remarkable skills to survive in this land of giants.

Mount Kenya rises in the distance above the vegetation at the Mount Kenya Wildlife Estate, Ol Pejeta, Nanyuki, Laikipia, Kenya in the "Land of Giants" episode of "A Real Bug's Life." (National Geographic/Rob Harvey)
Mount Kenya rises in the distance above the vegetation at the Mount Kenya Wildlife Estate, Ol Pejeta, Nanyuki, Laikipia, Kenya in the “Land of Giants” episode of “A Real Bug’s Life.” (National Geographic/Rob Harvey)

A Real Bug’s Life Episode 105 – “The Busy Farm”

Spring has sprung on an old British farm. A queen bumblebee emerges from hibernation with one goal: to raise a royal family. Like many of the bugs here, they are part of a secret workforce helping the farmer, but not all are so welcome. Doodlebugs munch on roots, and aphids invade the vegetable garden. Can ladybug assassins come to the rescue before it’s too late?

A hummingbird hawk moth flies across the moon in a meadow in Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, UK in "The Busy Farm" episode of "A Real Bug's Life." (National Geographic)
A hummingbird hawk moth flies across the moon in a meadow in Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, UK in “The Busy Farm” episode of “A Real Bug’s Life.” (National Geographic)

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