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National Geographic's Really Wild Animals Gift Set Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 08/02/2005	PBS Kids Pack (Zoboomafoo / Sagwa, The Chinese Siamese Cat / George Shrinks)	Zoboomafoo - Baby Critters and Animal Giants Chris and Martin Kratt meet their friend Zoboomafoo (a talking Sifaka Lemur from Madagascar) at the Animal Junction, a place where various other animals like to come and hang out. Together they introduce young viewers to the animal world through songs, video clips, and several fo...	The Magic School Bus - Human Body Animated series Studio: Warnervision Release Date: 09/06/2005 Starring: Asia Vieira Run time: 80 minutes Rating: Nr	Zoboomafoo (Double Feature) Chirp and Chatter / Farm Friends Chris and Martin Kratt meet their friend Zoboomafoo (a talking Sifaka Lemur from Madagascar) at the Animal Junction, a place where various other animals like to come and hang out. Together they introduce young viewers to the animal world through songs, video clips, and several fo...
Zoboomafoo Animal Kids The Hits PBS Kids TV series Leap Leap Leaping ontoyour computer!Product InformationLeaping Lemurs look who's leaping to your computer!Zoboomafoo and the Kratt Brothers are looking after the animal kids that havestopped by Animal Junction. Can you help them?Zoboomafoo is the first...	Zoboomafoo Creature Quest There's a treasure hunt in Animal Junction! Hit the trail with Zoboomafoo, the incredible leaping lemur, and leave no stone unturned. You'll discover a myriad of animals and learn about where they live. An adventure filled with numbers, patterns, learning games, animal videos an...	Zoboomafoo - Look Who's Home PBS's preschool-targeted wildlife series Zoboomafoo, a favorite among animal lovers young enough to train their focus on the show's rapid-fire scene changes without relying on toothpicks to prop open their eyelids, which have the pesky tendency to blink, explores a bevy of div...	Zoboomafoo - Zoboo's Little Pals Zoboomafoo (pronounced Zah-BOO-mah-foo) is a wildlife series produced specifically for preschoolers. The show features great puppetry, fun songs, guessing games, and amusing animated segments. Hosts Martin and Chris Kratt are two animal-loving brothers who have befriended a lovab...	Kratt's Creatures : Ultimate Animals Big Five, Little Five

Excellent!
This is a great show. Most folks seem to think of this show in terms of a family show to watch with kids. But, you don't need kids to watch this show. We don't and we love it. :) The Kratt's are great and they capture unique behavior we haven't seen on other nature shows. They make the show interesting and entertaining. Also, they focus the entire show on one animal and cover animals that aren't the "most popular" and therefore haven't been covered much by other nature shows. Another reviewer listed the creatures covered in each show, very helpful list. I mentioned this show is also for adults, not only for kids/families. We don't have kids, but I think this would be fine for older kids. As mentioned by others, the predation/death in some of the shows may be too much for younger children. Especially the show about Lions (on the first disc). The Lion show is 100% about hunting/killing and may even be too much for some adults! It is very different than normal nature shows about lions. Really, this is great and we are disappointed that there is only 1 season.

Kratt Brothers
We love nature programs and the kraft brothers make them entertaining for children. Great DVD set

Awesome Series
This is an awesome series, especially for Kratt Brothers fans. It is suitable for children and adults. The photography is excellent. Highly recommended.

movie review
These movies are a must for children who love animals. The Kratt brothers are so entertaining.

Educational and Fun
My favorite episode is the one where surrounded by snow the Kratt brothers sit down in hot springs, seemingly naked, next to Japanese macaque snow monkeys. This is funny, but they don't forget to tell you how a wet monkey fairs in the snow, and I had always wondered about that. The Kratt brothers are funny but they never forget to tell you the nuts and bolts of what your looking at. I have a degree in biology and in their funny way I see them presenting the textbook stuff right in their jokes. That is, they are very organized and informative. This is not to be confused with Zoboomafoo, the Kratts's kiddy show. My 9 year old daughter and I were both just as enthusiastic about this DVD.