Ep 10. City Hoppers!

In season 5 episode 10 of Wild Kratts titled "City Hoppers!", Chris and Martin Kratt take a trip to a bustling metropolis to learn about urban wildlife. As they explore the city, they notice that animals such as pigeons, raccoons, and squirrels have adapted to living in this concrete jungle, but some have negative impacts on human society.

The Kratt brothers learn about different ways in which animals interact with human habitats, including raiding trash cans and nesting in buildings. They also observe how some animals have even become a danger to people due to their proximity to humans, such as coyotes and skunks.

As they explore, the Kratt brothers meet up with their friend, Aviva, who has created a new invention to help them investigate the adaptations of urban animals. She introduces them to a new creature power suit, which allows them to mimic the abilities of creatures such as raccoons that can climb up buildings and pigeons that can fly through tight spaces.

As they continue their journey through the urban jungle, they learn about the importance of coexisting with urban wildlife and share tips on how to avoid conflicts with animals such as raccoons and possums that may invade one's home or property.

The Kratt brothers also encounter a group of children who are working on a project to create a green space in their city. The children explain that they want to give animals that live in the city a place to thrive and make the city a more livable place for both humans and animals.

Throughout the episode, the Kratt brothers showcase the importance of respecting and appreciating the adaptations that animals have made in order to survive in urban environments. They also showcase how humans can be better stewards of urban wildlife by creating green spaces and avoiding conflicts with wild animals.

Overall, "City Hoppers!" is an educational and entertaining episode that teaches children about the unique adaptations of urban wildlife and the importance of coexisting with animals in a shared habitat. With the help of the Kratt brothers, young viewers can learn how to be better stewards of urban wildlife and make their cities more livable for all creatures.