Wild Kratts:
Creature Power!

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Hit the creature power trail with the Kratt brothers

Step into the world of Wild Kratts to explore the lives of extraordinary animals in habitats around the globe, including the Australian outback desert, a tropical rainforest, the Antarctic and a North American backyard. Sneak through the forest using the stealth of a jaguar, swing through the jungle like a spider monkey, test your hops against a kangaroo and much more.

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Exhibit Details

Content Focus

Science, technology, engineering and math

Size

3,000 sq. ft.

Price

$80,000

Target Audience

Ages 3 to 9 | Families and school groups

Logistics

Tallest component is 12 ft., but can be adjusted
2 trucks, 20 – 4’x8′ wheeled collapsible carts

Exhibit Highlights

Some of the most popular components of the exhibit

The Tortuga

Begin your creature adventures at Wild Kratts HQ. Pilot the vessel across the African savanna, modify and test the iconic cheetah racer and research African savanna wildlife.

Australian Outback Desert

Camp in the desert and hunt for lunch like a platypus, test your hops against a kangaroo and discover how the creatures who live here are uniquely adapted to this extreme environment.

Tropical Rainforest

In a lush, tropical rainforest setting, sneak along a path with the stealth of a jaguar without alerting the other animals, swing through the trees like a spider monkey and look closely to find camouflaged creatures.

Antarctica

In this icy environment, move like a penguin, test your ability to pick a penguin chick’s unique call out of a crowd, balance on rocking ice floes and explore the creatures who make their homes on land and in the icy waters of the Antarctic Ocean.

Your North American Neighborhood

Step through the miniaturizer and get eye-to-eye with the animals under our feet in this over-sized, backyard environment. Catch lunch like a bullfrog, see the flowers like a butterfly and create a creature chorus.

Playful Learning

By harnessing children’s natural curiosity and interest in animals, the exhibit aims to:

  • Provide meaningful, inquiry-based STEM experiences in which children use critical thinking skills and discover amazing creature powers
  • Foster and promote the power of teamwork through collaborative experiences and dramatic play
  • Build confidence through fun, exciting challenges and opportunities to pursue individual interests
  • Through play, leverage and appreciate 21st century skills – our own creature powers!
  • Fuel adults’ sense of wonder, curiosity and a lifelong love of learning
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“Visitors enjoyed the exhibit, especially liked the more physical elements (slide, balance boards, rope) and also enjoyed the variety of environments to explore.”

Atlanta Children’s Museum

“Wonderful content, great set pieces, good branding!”

Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh