Wild Kratts®: Creature Power®!, an interactive exhibit based on the popular PBS Kids series, will open at Discovery Cube Los Angeles on May 23 and continue through Sept. 13. In this exhibit – created by Minnesota Children’s Museum in collaboration with the Kratt Brothers Company – kids and families explore four animal habitats and the creatures within them.

This adventurous exhibit – which focuses on cultivating STEM skills in children ages 3 to 9 – invites kids and families to explore animal habitats from around the globe, discover incredible creature powers and go on a mission to foil the villains’ nefarious plans.

Visitors will explore four animal habitats including:

• Tropical Rainforest

• The Antarctic

• Australian Outback Desert

• Your Neighborhood

Kids and families will get the chance to learn about and try out various Creature Powers® such as:

• Sneaking through the forest using the stealth of a jaguar

• Swinging through the trees like a spider monkey

• Testing their hops against a kangaroo

• And much more!

Creature Power Weekends

Throughout the summer, Discovery Cube will be hosting Creature Power Weekends to explore the secret lives of amazing creatures. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in animal habitats from around the globe and discover incredible creature powers like jumping, stealth, echolocation, and enhanced sight, touch, and hearing.

• June 13 and 14: Discovering senses the animal way! Activities have guests explore the senses of sound, touch and smell.

• July 3 – 5: Kick it Up! Connecting to the World Cup Soccer games being played in Los Angeles, guests can partake in soccer activities that focus on the scientific concepts of force, motion and trajectory to make connections with how animals employ the same concepts and movements to evade predators, track prey, and communicate with each other.

• Aug. 22 and 23: The World of Bats! International Bat Night is right around the corner, come learn more about these incredible creatures. Play a game to understand how bats use echolocation to navigate and locate prey, then try to match bats to their type of food (carnivores, insectivores, frugivores).

Reserve Discovery Cube tickets at: https://www.discoverycube.org/losangeles. The museum is located at 11800 Foothill Blvd. in Sylmar, right off the 210 Freeway.