SINGAPORE — Blue Ant Media’s interactive preschool nature channel ZooMoo is now available on the Asian video-on-demand service iflix, the company announced Tuesday.
The channel rolled out 20 hours of content in Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Brunei, Maldives, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka. ZooMoo works in collaboration with some of the world’s foremost wildlife filmmakers, early childhood educationalists and technology developers to create original programming for the channel.
Carrying a strong message of conservation, ZooMoo’s line-up of shows and unique characters entertain children, and stimulate and develop their innate emotional connection with the natural world, the company said in a news release announcing the iflix launch.
Iflix subscribers now have access to titles such as LOST! (pictured on right), Animal All Stars, Animal Alphabet, ZooMoo Groove, ZooMoo’s Got Brains and ZooMooPedia, and will get four hours of fresh, curated content every month on iflixFREE and iflixVIP.
“ZooMoo’s launch on iflix enables us to bring fun and learning to more preschool kids while supporting animal conservation and preservation efforts. This is an exciting time for parents and kids to discover more about animals and increase their Animal Quotient through our compelling shows,” Beatrice Lee, CEO of Blue Ant Media Asia Pacific, said in the news release.
Craig Galvin, iflix Global Head of Content, added: “We are delighted to include Blue Ant Media’s ZooMoo channel to our growing content offering in a dedicated kid-friendly space as part of our commitment to offer all our customers — the young and the young at heart — the most compelling entertainment experience.”
A library of ZooMoo shows will be available for parents and kids and the second-screen ZooMoo App is also available for download on Google Play and AppStore to make kids’ viewing experience more interactive and enjoyable, the company said.
ZooMoo is available to all iflix subscribers on AVOD, SVOD and FVOD services.
