Little malabar and his friend the octopus go for a nice jaunt in the solar system. But when octopus falls into the "eye" of jupiter, little malabar sets out to save him from this sticky situation.
From earth, little malabar and his friend the lemur can feel the sun heating up - but they also hear it making music. Is there a party going on inside it?
The moon and the earth invite little malabar and his friend the crane to see how the moon was formed. It was at a time when countless asteroids were passing through the solar system.
While they're racing, little malabar and his friend the ostrich cross paths with a comet. It moves very fast and has a surprise in store: when approaching the sun.
Little malabar and his friend the firefly are admiring shooting stars. They wonder if other fireflies are creating this "rain of light". They'll have to take a closer look.
Little malabar and his friend the mole thought that they had created the largest snowball in the universe. But it's nothing compared to jupiter.
Little malabar asks his friend the whale to blow enough water to send him "all the way to the moon!" But the whale blows too hard - little malabar passes the moon and lands on enceladus.
Little malabar and his friend the goat are enjoying climbing all over and always higher up. But will they be able to climb up olympus mons, the huge mountain on the planet mars?
When little malabar's kite string gets stuck on a comet, he and his friend the sloth are carried away on a magnificent voyage to the comets' wonderland. Are we there yet?
Little malabar's friend the armadillo rolls up in a ball and disappears among uranus' many moons. While looking for him, little malabar discovers a planet that really doesn't rotate like the others.
Venus shines so brightly that little malabar and his friend the lizard think it's a star. To find out for sure, they launch themselves up to venus to see what it's hiding underneath its pretty clouds.
Little malabar plays hide-and-seek with his friend the giraffe. The best hiding spots are on mercury, a tiny planet covered in craters you can hide in. Mercury will tell them how it got all its craters.
Little malabar and his friend the anteater are champion bubble blowers. One of their bubbles carries them up to a giant star that's about to explode. Boom. What's left is a supernova.
One of little malabar's friends, the crocodile, believes himself to be a big eater. He was ready to eat all the fruit that little malabar had picked.
While looking for the egg that his friend the goose misplaced, little malabar discovers an enormous cloud of gas and dust in outer space. Perhaps the egg took shelter in this big colourful nest.