Wild Kratts Season 2 Episode 5
Wild Kratts
Season 2

Ep 5. Secrets of the Spider's Web

  • TV-Y
  • October 31, 2012
  • 26 min

Chris and Martin Kratt, the animated Kratt brothers, are back in action with their creature power suits in the second season of their hit PBS Kids series Wild Kratts. In episode 5, entitled "Secrets of the Spider's Web", the brothers travel to Costa Rica to learn about the incredible spider species living in the country's lush rainforests. As always, they're joined by their trusty team of animal adventurers, Aviva, Koki, and Jimmy Z.

The episode begins with Aviva, the tech-savvy inventor of the group, developing a new creature power suit that will allow the Kratt brothers to mimic the abilities of a spider. They're excited to test out their new gear in the field, and decide to head to Costa Rica, known for its incredible diversity of spider species. Once there, they meet up with their friends Koki and Jimmy Z, who have set up a base camp in the rainforest.

As they begin to explore the forest, the Kratt brothers and their team marvel at the different types of webs they encounter. They learn that spider silk is actually one of the strongest materials in the world, and that different species of spiders create webs with their own unique properties. Aviva is particularly intrigued by the webs created by the golden orb-weaver spider, which are incredibly sticky and durable.

The team is soon joined by a local spider expert named Javier, who introduces them to the amazing world of tarantulas. They learn that these large, hairy spiders are actually quite gentle and have a number of fascinating defense mechanisms. They also discover that many spider species use camouflage to hide from predators, and learn about the incredible mimicry skills of the orb-weaver spider.

As the Kratt brothers continue to explore the rainforest, they encounter a strange web that seems to be made out of metal. Aviva is puzzled by this, as she knows there are no spiders that can create webs out of metal. With Javier's help, they eventually discover that the web is actually made out of a substance called spider silk metal. This incredible material is produced by certain species of spiders, and is one of the strongest substances in the world.

The team is thrilled by this discovery, and begins to investigate how spider silk metal can be used in their creature power suits. But as they continue to experiment, they run into some unexpected challenges. They soon discover that spider silk metal is extremely difficult to work with and manipulate, and that it requires some very specialized tools and techniques.

Undeterred, the Kratt brothers and their team continue to work on their new spider-inspired gear. They experiment with different designs and materials, and eventually come up with a new creature power suit that incorporates the incredible strength and durability of spider silk metal. With their new suits, the Wild Kratts are ready to take on the most challenging adventures yet, and to uncover even more secrets of the rainforest.

Overall, "Secrets of the Spider's Web" is a fascinating episode that will captivate viewers of all ages. With its stunning visuals, engaging storytelling, and educational content, it's clear why Wild Kratts has become one of the most popular children's programs on television today. Whether you're a fan of spiders or just love learning about wildlife and nature, this episode is sure to be a hit.

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  • First Aired
    October 31, 2012
  • Content Rating
    TV-Y
  • Runtime
    26 min
  • Language
    English
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