Cast
- Kratt Brothers: Two creature adventurer brothers who explore the creature world.
- Chris Kratt: The younger brother, Chris is usually the one wearing green (usually in America and Africa), but sometimes wears red (usually in Central American rain forests and Australia).
- Martin Kratt: The older brother, Martin is usually the one wearing blue (usually in America, Africa and Australia), but sometimes wears white (usually in Central American rain forests).
- Allison Baldwin (Shannon Duff): Usually known by her nickname "All", she helps the Kratt Brothers with her computer, while at the same time learning some things about certain animals that she never heard before.
- Ttark (voiced by Ron Rubin): A blue, dinosaur-like creature who hangs with All at the Creature Club. His catchphrase is "Abso-tively", which is a mix of "absolutely" and "positively". He claims to know a lot of facts about animals, but sometimes his facts are way off, while at the same time he's usually right. Claims to have been around two hundred million years of "Arribadas". He can mostly be seen on monitors throughout the Creature Club.
- Ken the Hippo-Test Dummy: A crash-test dummy used for several experiments.
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