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Under the deal, Blue Ant Studios and Love Nature, both owned by parent company Blue Ant Media, will co-produce and manage distribution rights outside select territories, marking the first time Big Media has partnered with Blue Ant on a global series.

After three years leading global acquisitions and content strategy, Hurst departs following Blue Ant’s reverse takeover of Boat Rocker and its buy-out of Boat Rocker Studios, with plans to take a sabbatical in 2026.

Originally launched as a series of award-nominated digital shorts, "Armadillo Avalanche" was produced with support from the Shaw Rocket Fund and the Canada Media Fund. The video game marks a strategic brand extension, expanding the franchise into interactive entertainment and supporting its ongoing transmedia growth.

The new slate, featuring series like "Animal Crowds" and "The Philippines," showcases high-end natural history content created with leading producers and will be introduced at Sunny Side of the Doc as Love Nature marks ten years of global audience growth.

The multi-season agreement marks a key U.S. sale for the Canadian-produced series, with 30 episodes acquired by A+E Global Media’s History Channel, expanding Blue Ant Studios’ international distribution footprint.