Ep 5. The Moon and the Star

The Moon and the Star, the fifth episode of Zoo's second season, transports the audience from Japan to Tanzania as the team continues to grapple with the effects of the animal mutation. The team is dispatched to Tanzania by the U.S. government to investigate an obscure virus that is spreading at an alarming rate.

As the team arrives in Tanzania, they are confronted by a group of locals who are hesitant to let them proceed with their research. But with the help of their expert zoologist, Jackson Oz, and his friend Abraham, they are granted access to the village and are able to start their research.

The team soon discovers that the virus is being spread by rats, which are being eaten by the local wildlife, including lions. As they continue their research, a group of poachers who are interested in catching rare and mutated animals for their own gain, pose an added threat.

As the team works to contain the virus and fight off the poachers, they uncover a mysterious connection between the disease and the stars in the sky, specifically the moon and a particular constellation. This discovery leads the team on a dangerous journey to find a source of the virus and ultimately a cure.

Meanwhile back in Tokyo, Mitch Morgan is still struggling with his own mutations after being injected with the mutation serum. His friend Jamie Campbell is determined to find a cure for him, but her own motives are called into question.

As the team in Tanzania races against time to find a cure, and Mitch deals with his new abilities and Jamie’s questionable intentions, the episode takes the viewer on an action-packed ride filled with unexpected twists and turns.

The Moon and the Star is a thrilling episode that highlights Zoo’s ability to seamlessly weave together science, adventure, and drama. The episode’s fast pace, action-packed scenes, and unexpected plot twists keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Overall, The Moon and the Star is an engaging episode that showcases the show’s ability to deliver exciting and compelling storytelling. From the beautiful African landscape to the exotic animals, the episode’s visuals are stunning and immersive. Viewers will be left wanting more after this exciting installment of Zoo.