Creature 🐾 Adventures

I'm a guy who loves everything related to nature, because the Kratt brothers showed me how awesome it is.   No association with the Kratt Brothers - Cool Links -

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Chris Kratt Highschool glow up :D

I also found Chris's soccer pictures

And I dont officially know if this is Chris but I'm 80% sure that it is.

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Happy late birthday! Here’s my aesthetic/IG edit of Kratts Creatures! Edit © @softliz

[ricokratt]

Aw thank you!

[ricokratt]

Happy late birthday! Here’s my aesthetic/IG edit of Kratts Creatures! Edit © @softliz

[ricokratt]

Hey, I was wondering which website the "Kratts Creatures Story" and "Zoboomafoo's Story" came from... Got any website links to them?

I’m sorry, I don’t remember. I remember there was a website called The Kratt Men where I found most of the old pictures and some interviews. The interview with James Hurst (from Kratts’ Creatures) was actually from there, but I don’t remember where the stories you mentioned where from.

[ricokratt]

Pardon me but why isn't the address of the Kratt brothers in your website anymore? I asked because I'm thinking of contacting them by traditional mail with ideas for episodes of Wild Kratts.

I removed it because of the layout of the new theme.

But don’t worry, I still have the address:

Kratt Brothers Co., P.O. box 475, Stowe, Vermont 05672 USA

[ricokratt]

Dust off Your Creature Power Suits – The Kratts are Coming | Knowledge.ca

Remember when you used to know things about animals? When you could ramble off stats about cheetahs’ spots and speed or list all the animals that hibernate? When you could explain – using SCIENCE WORDS – how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly and a chameleon changes colour? Martin Kratt can still do that, despite being “all grown up”. He’s even managed to turn his love for learning about animals into a paying gig. Since 1996, the trained zoologist has been making TV shows about animals for kids, alongside his biologist brother Chris.

“There are over 6 million species in the creature world and they all have their own special creature powers, so we have no plan of ever stopping.“

- Martin Kratt

[ricokratt]

“仮に?!”

[ricokratt]

From season 3 i didn't see it the 'Prairie Who?' episode.

This episode is still on YouTube, I think. I’ve watched it.

[ricokratt]

Yeah it's fantastic! I can't wait to see the 4 season!

Me too! I still have some episodes from season 3 that I need to watch

[ricokratt]

Hi! :3

Hello! :D How are you?

[ricokratt]

Gravity Kratts? Kratt Falls?

[makeacandidbroadcast]

Wild Falls?

[ricokratt]

#PERFECT

[ricokratt]

Thanks! I like the name. Sounds like they are making a cameo in the show. That would be funny to see... lol

[ricokratt]

Overall, we’ve grown up together. We’ve always had fun together. We’re so lucky to be living out our dream with each other and to be able to share that with each other. We’re fortunate. We’re really fortunate to be on this adventure together.' [...] 'We’re going to keep doing this until we either can’t anymore or we’ve met every animal on the planet.

Chris Kratt

[ricokratt]

Gravity Kratts? Kratt Falls?

[ricokratt]

“Wild Kratts Live!” at Star Plaza Theatre in Merrillville, Indiana!

When: 1 and 4:30 p.m. May 31

Where: Star Plaza Theatre, 8001 W. Delaware Place, Merrillville, Indiana

Tickets: $29 to $49

Information: 800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com; starplazatheatre.com; krattbrothers.com

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Source: Jessi Virtusio © Daily Southtown

Photo: © Kratt Brothers Co.

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"A little more than two months after the TV-star lemur known as Zoboomafoo died at age 20, his fifth grandchild -- a girl -- has been born at the Duke Lemur Center. Her name is Isabella, and she's doing great: bit.ly/babyzoob

Visit Isabella during Lemur Week March 28 to April 4. More details at: http://ow.ly/JS25I"

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