dharmakyahlai This show is stupendously stupid! PBS sat down one day and said "hey, I don't think that people understand that animals are better than them, so lets make a show and hire two people from an old TV show that ran for two years and animate them and give them a crew and have them say snarky stuff about how much better vision, smell,, hearing etc any one animal has.")also they stop people from doing normal stuff (designing clothes, eating lobster or turkey etc. Its informational I guess. But the stupidity and the lengths they go to to protect any one animal is ridiculous.also they had to devote an entire episode to whether or not they should let a wolf eat one elk.the fact that some adults watch this and then go hate on Macgyver makes me think that some have an extra helping of stupid with their soy-nut-whipped-cream extra-milk-double-shot-extra-foam lattes

Jake13942 Very informative but done in a very fun way, my 9 year old and 4 year old love it, on some animals they have more knowledge than me and I asked them where did you learn it, in school? they said in wild kratts. Of all the desruptive and destructive cartoons nowadays, this one is done right, highly recommended, I hope they continues this TV show

Ceara Eldridge An absolutely amazing, informational, and funny show. My daughter loves this show and will watch it over and over again. I love watching this show with her as well. Sometimes I'll catch myself watching it even when she is not.The Kratt brothers are very educational for children.They help them understand about wild animals and how all animals deserve to be respected.Each episode has its own quirky event going on that keeps children interested.The moment my daughter hears them talking or their theme song, she's very excited and knows what's on.I highly recommend this Wild Kratts!

c-computerkid The Kratts have been around for a while. Zoboomafoo was their breakthrough and they've appeared on TV ever since. Because of their experience and intelligence, I naturally assumed this would be decent, but I was wrong.The characters are not very interesting. This problem starts with the brothers themselves, who cannot transition their energy to voice acting. Also, I'm not even sure why Koki and Jimmy Z exist; they are flat and are insignificant to the plot. Aviva does at least do something, but her voice actress is also bad. I should note that the characters aren't helped by a boring, hackneyed script.The only reason I don't give this show a 1 is that one of the villains (Donita Donata), a fashion designer of sorts, is actually a little entertaining. Her interactions with the Kratts offer a little comic relief. The other villains are as bland as the main characters.I know a criticism of this show may seem a bit harsh, as it is meant for kids, but there are better children's programs out there (Phineas and Ferb, Arthur, and even Cyberchase). PBS has gone downhill.