The Girl Who Listens to Claws

The premise hinges on a child with an unusual gift: six-year-old Daisy can fully understand what animals are saying. The zoo she and her father run is financially struggling and about to close, and the opening stretch of the story is a small, warm survival problem rather than a big spectacle — two people deciding which troubled animals are worth saving when the park cannot afford to keep them.

The series runs 60 episodes in English, with the opening arc playable on the official YourChannel player. That opening stretch stays inside the struggling park: the discovery of Daisy's gift, the first handful of troubled residents, and the first signs that the zoo might become something people want to visit. The later episodes carry the park's rise, the rivalry and the long build toward a big warm family of humans and animals, which this page leaves to the show.

The animals arrive as misfits. A tooth-aching lion, a food-obsessed polar bear, a basketball-loving gorilla, a nearsighted cobra and a squad of tactical hyenas each carry their own pains, quirks and unmet needs. Daisy's method is not obedience training but sincere listening, and the series uses each rescue as a small story about being misjudged and then understood. Alongside the animal arcs, the park faces unfair business rivalry as it tries to prove every written-off creature deserves respect.

Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.

Daisy, Daisy's father and The misunderstood residents carry the opening arc.

Daisy

The six-year-old who can understand animals

A little girl who discovers she can fully understand what animals are saying. Rather than chasing crowd-pleasing performances, she listens to troubled, misunderstood creatures and helps them heal on their own terms, turning her father's failing zoo around one rescue at a time.

Daisy's father

The zookeeper keeping the park alive

The adult running the financially struggling zoo that is on the brink of closing. He stands with Daisy as they take in the animals no one else wants, and his care for the park and the animals anchors the family side of the story.

The misunderstood residents

The misfit animals of the park

A tooth-aching lion, a food-obsessed polar bear, a basketball-loving gorilla, a nearsighted cobra and a squad of tactical hyenas. Each carries its own pains and unmet needs, and each turns out to have a charm the park never expected once it stops forcing obedience.

Four editorial picks from the opening stretch at the struggling zoo — the gift, the first rescues and the animals no one else wanted. No ending spoilers.

Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.

Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.

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