Every jungle has a little chaos.

Monkeys on Patrol is an animated kids’ adventure series set on one very busy island — a place that runs entirely on its own schedule and has never once been bored. Bananas go missing at Banana Bay, a machine hums to life somewhere behind Split Falls, and the oldest trees in the Great Grove have a habit of going very, very quiet just before something happens. Somebody has to answer that. That somebody is the Patrol.

Ba leads — calm, clever, and usually holding a gadget. Nan is three moves ahead while everyone else is still reading the map. Na is the small one with the enormous energy and no brakes. Frank watches from the canopy, mimics the entire crew, and narrates whether anyone asked him to or not. Between calls they run out of Jungle Station 6-7, the crew’s workshop, gear room, and launch pad, and they keep the rest of the island in view: the canopy streets of Treetop Town, the shakes counter at Low Hangin’ Fruit, the river roads of River Run, the mud of the Wild Wetlands, the ruins that hum, and the long zip lines out past Mount Banamore.

Good trouble tends to arrive from the same direction — a laboratory. Dr. Split is a brilliant, eccentric, gadget-obsessed inventor with one goal: running the jungle on his own schedule. He has associates for that. The race is rarely fair. The Patrol is faster, the jungle is stranger, and the last laugh usually belongs to whoever remembered a banana.

Every full adventure lives on the official Monkeys on Patrol YouTube channel. We link out to it instead of embedding it, so watching happens in one place and this site stays what it should be: a field guide to the world behind the videos.