Kratts' Creatures
If you've ever wondered what it's like to be an animal, here's your chance to find out. Martin and Chris Kratt, two creature-crazy brothers, are travelling the world to learn about fascinating animals in their natural habitats. From the lush rain forests of Costa Rica to the dusty plains of Africa, the Kratt brothers introduce an array of wonderful and wild animals. Find out what it's like to hang upside down with sloths, swing on branches with monkeys, paddle with sea turtles, and many other adventures!
In South Africa the brothers look at the relationship between small and large animals.
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The brothers are in Botswana and Kenya, exploring patterns and how they work as camouflage in the creature world.
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Chris and Martin care for three orphaned baby elephants in this episode that explores the wonderful world of elephants.
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Chris and Martin hang out with some of our closest relatives - gorillas and chimps.
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Chris and Martin look at the biggest animals of Africa - the endangered rhino, and the hippopotamus.
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A power outage leads Chris, Martin, and Allison to hang out in the creature cave, sharing stories of animal myths and legends from Africa and Australia.
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Chris and Martin retrace their steps through Africa and discover some oddball creatures they missed the first time.
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Chris and Martin return to Africa to escort three baby elephants on their first foray into the wild.
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In the Bahamas the brothers show how dolphins, one of the most amazing and intelligent of all creatures, have suffered due to human carelessness.
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In the Bahamas the brothers track sharks with an expert and Martin hitches a ride with a tiger shark.
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Chris and Martin help Toronto's Creature Rescue Unit rescue injured animals in the big city.
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Chris and Martin go camping in Ontario's Algonquin Provincial Park to explore the world of bears.
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Chris and Martin don horse costumes to infiltrate a band of wild ponies, and compare wild horses with domestic horses.
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The brothers set off in a hot-air balloon for an exotic destination. However, they get blown off course and land in a marsh instead.
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Chris and Martin examine the foxhunt and learn why foxes were introduced to North America.
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In their attempt to understand skunks and porcupines, Chris and Martin get sprayed by a skunk and discover how a porcupine's quills can get stuck in a dog's face.
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Chris and Martin recreate the nightly prowl of the raccoon.
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The brothers compare the wolf to coyotes and reveal why the wolf is now endangered due to over-hunting.
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Chris and Martin explain the difference between a duck and a bird, and show why some creatures come out at night while some prefer the day.
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Chris and Martin investigate urban critters such as subway mice, rats, stray cats, chipmunks, and even coyotes.
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Why do animals play? Why do they fight? Why do they live in groups, and why are baby animals so darn cute?
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Chris and Martin answer questions like: How do squirrels fly? How does a snake eat something larger than its mouth?
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Today, the brothers explore creature relationships, looking at who is related to whom and why the creature world is all interrelated.
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The brothers ponder the curiosities of time in the creature world. How do they know when it's time to eat? To sleep? And to mate?
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In Costa Rica, Chris and Martin anticipate the arrival of egg-laying sea turtles on Nancite Beach.
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In Costa Rica, Chris and Martin reveal the dangerous predators who dig up and eat turtle eggs left to hatch on the beach.
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Chris and Martin make like sloths and hang from the trees in one of the world's great wonders - the Costa Rican rainforest.
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Meet the monkeys of Costa Rica - spider monkeys, squirrel monkeys, pygmy marmosets, capuchins and the howler monkey.
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In Australia, Chris and Martin check out creatures of the night, focusing on bats, possums, flying foxes, and, of course, the kangaroo.
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Diving Australia's Great Barrier Reef, Chris and Martin discover the abundance of life and the reef's incredible natural architecture.
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In the outback of Oz, Chris and Martin discover how animals use innovation to survive where water is scarce.
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While trying to find one another, Chris finds himself in a tree with a koala, and Martin steps into a wombat burrow.
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While some animals, like coyotes, are expanding their range, others, like wolves, are losing theirs.
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Chris and Martin look at the history and behaviour of Australian marsupials.
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Chris and Martin follow the habits and histories of egg-laying mammals such as the platypus and the echidna.
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Chris and Martin search for the Tasmanian tiger, last seen in 1936, and find Tasmanian Devils.
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Chris and Martin explore feral and trespassing animals in Australia.
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The brothers' Kratt travel across Australia in eight days.
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The Kratts take a trip down the Crystal River in the Florida Everglades and discover the shy and gentle manatee.
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Chris and Martin try to dispel the myth of alligators as natural killers, and emphasize the ability of all the earth's creatures to coexist.
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In Kenya and South Africa, the brothers sleep in trees and hide in the bush to examine the wildlife.
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Chris and Martin join Gus Mills on a search for the wild dogs of Africa, tracking them by radio collar and radio frequency.
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Chris and Martin reveal the world's fastest, biggest, and longest animals.
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In Kenya, the brothers look for hyenas, unique and often-misunderstood animals.
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Chris and Martin learn about the resourcefulness of baboons on the African Savanna.
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The brothers explore the myth of the lion as king of beasts, and follow the daily routine of a pride of lions.
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Chris and Martin travel to the Canadian north to examine how creatures cope in a cold climate.
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Chris and Martin explore the life of slugs, maggots, earwigs, worms, silverfish, and cockroaches.
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The Kratts track bobcats in the woods, demonstrate how lynx walk over snow, and reveal how cougars are being hunted out of existence.
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In Africa, the brothers hang out with a tame cheetah named Bobby and try to approximate the speed of these fast cats.
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In South Africa the brothers look at the relationship between small and large animals.
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The brothers are in Botswana and Kenya, exploring patterns and how they work as camouflage in the creature world.
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Chris and Martin care for three orphaned baby elephants in this episode that explores the wonderful world of elephants.
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Chris and Martin hang out with some of our closest relatives - gorillas and chimps.
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Chris and Martin look at the biggest animals of Africa - the endangered rhino, and the hippopotamus.
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A power outage leads Chris, Martin, and Allison to hang out in the creature cave, sharing stories of animal myths and legends from Africa and Australia.
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Chris and Martin retrace their steps through Africa and discover some oddball creatures they missed the first time.
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Chris and Martin return to Africa to escort three baby elephants on their first foray into the wild.
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In the Bahamas the brothers show how dolphins, one of the most amazing and intelligent of all creatures, have suffered due to human carelessness.
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In the Bahamas the brothers track sharks with an expert and Martin hitches a ride with a tiger shark.
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Chris and Martin help Toronto's Creature Rescue Unit rescue injured animals in the big city.
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Chris and Martin go camping in Ontario's Algonquin Provincial Park to explore the world of bears.
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Chris and Martin don horse costumes to infiltrate a band of wild ponies, and compare wild horses with domestic horses.
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The brothers set off in a hot-air balloon for an exotic destination. However, they get blown off course and land in a marsh instead.
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Chris and Martin examine the foxhunt and learn why foxes were introduced to North America.
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In their attempt to understand skunks and porcupines, Chris and Martin get sprayed by a skunk and discover how a porcupine's quills can get stuck in a dog's face.
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Chris and Martin recreate the nightly prowl of the raccoon.
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The brothers compare the wolf to coyotes and reveal why the wolf is now endangered due to over-hunting.
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Chris and Martin explain the difference between a duck and a bird, and show why some creatures come out at night while some prefer the day.
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Chris and Martin investigate urban critters such as subway mice, rats, stray cats, chipmunks, and even coyotes.
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