Wild Kratts Coloring Pages

Free Wild Kratts coloring pages: 56 printable PDF designs of Chris and Martin Kratt, their Creature Power team, and the wild animals they encounter. Every page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.

Wild Kratts is a PBS Kids series that premiered January 3, 2011, created by real-life brothers Chris and Martin Kratt, who hold degrees in biology and zoology and had already created two earlier PBS shows, Kratts’ Creatures and Zoboomafoo. Each episode blends a live-action introduction with animation, following animated versions of Chris and Martin as they travel the world, meet real animals, and use invented Creature Power Suits, built by team inventor Aviva Corcovado, to gain an animal’s abilities temporarily. Aviva, along with electronics expert Koki and teleportation technician Jimmy Z, round out the main Wild Kratts team, while recurring villains like Zach Varmitech, Donita Donata, and Gourmand try to exploit animals for their own gain.

This collection covers the Kratt brothers, the wider team, recurring villains, and scenes of specific animal encounters from the show.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 56 pages are divided into five groups: Chris and Martin Kratt, the wider Wild Kratts team, animal encounters, recurring villains, and general team or logo pages.

Chris and Martin Kratt

The largest group shows the Kratt brothers together or individually, in their signature blue and green Creature Power suits. Because Chris and Martin appear more often than any other characters, this group offers the widest range of poses, from calm portraits to action scenes with Creature Power Suits activated, giving a fan of the show plenty of material to work through in one sitting.

The Wider Wild Kratts Team

Several pages focus on Aviva Corcovado, Koki, and Jimmy Z, the three teammates who support Chris and Martin’s animal adventures from the Tortuga, the team’s mobile headquarters. These pages give children a chance to color the inventors and technicians behind the animal encounters rather than the on-the-ground adventurers, rounding out a fuller picture of how the team actually works together.

Animal Encounters

A group of pages shows Chris and Martin meeting specific real animals: a zebra, a wild boar, dolphins, a koala, a cheetah cub, a caracal, a parrot, and an elephant, among others. These pages tie most directly to the show’s educational purpose, since each one is built around a real species rather than an invented character, and they work well paired with a short fact about that animal’s real habitat or behavior.

Recurring Villains

A smaller group covers the show’s recurring antagonists: the bio-tech villain Zach Varmitech, fashion designer Donita Donata, chef villain Gourmand, and Donita’s henchman Dabio. These pages give older fans of the show a set of characters to color beyond the core heroic team.

General Team and Logo Pages

The remaining pages include a full team portrait, a general cartoon-style group scene, and the Wild Kratts logo itself, useful as a cover page or first page for a themed coloring set.

What Wild Kratts Coloring Pages Do

Fine motor development. The American Academy of Pediatrics lists structured coloring among the activities that build fine motor control in children ages 2 through 7, and the detailed Creature Power Suits, with their layered panels and gear, give a child plenty of small, connected shapes to work through.

Real animal knowledge. Because so many pages are built around specific, real animals rather than invented creatures, coloring through this collection doubles as light exposure to real zoology. This distinction fits directly with the show’s own educational mission.

Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal found that structured coloring sessions produced measurably lower anxiety than unstructured drawing, and the show’s calm, curious tone carries over naturally into a similarly calm coloring session.

Science vocabulary building. Pages showing specific animals and their Creature Power counterparts give parents and educators a natural opening to introduce real vocabulary, habitat, adaptation, and species while a child colors.

How to Color Wild Kratts Coloring Pages Well

• Chris Kratt’s suit: use Forest Green as the base with darker green accents, matching his consistent color scheme across the series.
• Martin Kratt’s suit: Use a true Blue as the base with darker blue accents, keeping it visually distinct from Chris’s green suit.
• Creature Power activation effects: add small Yellow or White spark lines around the suit when a page shows an active Creature Power, suggesting the moment of transformation.
• Real animals: use each animal’s actual coloring rather than an invented palette, a cheetah’s Tan coat with Black spots, a caracal’s reddish Tan fur with black ear tufts, since accuracy is part of what makes these pages educational.
• Villain characters: give Donita Donata a bold, high-fashion color scheme with Purple or Magenta, and keep Zach Varmitech’s tech-themed outfit in cooler Gray and Silver tones to visually separate the villains from the earthier, nature-toned heroes.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Wild Kratts Coloring Pages

1. Creature Adventurer Standee. Color a solo Chris or Martin page, glue it to cardboard or a cereal box, and cut around the outline to make a standing figure for a shelf or desk.

2. Animal Fact Card. Color one of the animal encounter pages, then write two or three verified facts about that animal on the back to make a simple study or trading card.

3. Team Bookmark Set. Color Chris, Martin, Aviva, Koki, and Jimmy Z on five small pages, trim each into a bookmark shape, and laminate or tape them for a full-team bookmark set.

4. Creature Power Disc Craft. Color a small circular section of an activation-effect page, cut it into a disc shape, and use it as a pretend Creature Power disc for imaginative play.

5. Habitat Poster. Color two or three animal encounter pages, arrange them on a poster, and label each animal’s real-world habitat to build a simple science display.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Wild Kratts coloring pages?

A free set of 56 printable PDFs and online coloring sheets showing Chris and Martin Kratt, their team, and the wild animals featured on the show.

Who created Wild Kratts?

The series was created by real-life brothers Chris and Martin Kratt, wildlife experts who also created the earlier PBS shows Kratts’ Creatures and Zoboomafoo, and premiered on PBS Kids on January 3, 2011.

What age group is Wild Kratts aimed at?

The show is designed for children roughly ages 4 to 8, and most pages in this collection use simple, bold outlines suited to that age range.

Who are Aviva, Koki, and Jimmy Z?

Aviva Corcovado is the team’s inventor, who builds the Creature Power Suits, while Koki handles electronics and defense, and Jimmy Z serves as the team’s teleportation technician.

What is a Creature Power Suit?

An invented device in the show that temporarily gives Chris or Martin a specific animal’s abilities, such as speed, flight, or underwater breathing, based on real animal science.

Who are the villains in Wild Kratts?

Recurring antagonists include the bio-tech villain Zach Varmitech, fashion designer Donita Donata, and chef villain Gourmand, each of whom tries to exploit animals rather than protect them.

Are these pages based on real animals?

Yes, several pages are built around specific real species, including a zebra, a koala, a cheetah cub, and a caracal, reflecting the show’s focus on real wildlife.

Are these free to download and print?

Yes. Every page is free, with no account, email, or payment required, and can be downloaded as a PDF or colored online in the browser.

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Download any page by clicking the design. No account, email, or payment is required. Pages print directly from the browser at full resolution or open in the online coloring tool for screen use. Share finished pages on Facebook or Pinterest with the share buttons at the top of each design page.