In 2007, Meerkat Manor was nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards.

However, the meerkats seen in commercials and on the show's website were not the same animals portrayed in Meerkat Manor.

In "Meerkat Manor" the animals are constantly rubbing their hind ends against other meerkats, bushes - just about anything - to declare ownership or dominance.

And that's really my interest in "Meerkat Manor," intellectual stimulation and learning.

At end of the film, an on-screen note describes Flower's death during the third season of Meerkat Manor and the children she left behind.

In 2007, the real Flower was killed by a snake bite-before the film and the third series of Meerkat Manor had finished shooting.

Its television premiere was followed by the 30-minute Making of Meerkat Manor: The Story Begins special.

It was removed from the air with the return of the channel's top series, Meerkat Manor.

Robin Smith, who filmed several series of Meerkat Manor, is the cinematographer for Lemur Street.

That's the initial pleasure of "Meerkat Manor": finding parallels with human life.