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To: topstock who wrote (2106)	3/5/1999 2:43:00 PM
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opb.org Zoboomafoo 108 - Snowy Day Thu, March 4, 1999 8:30A- 9:00A (30 mins) It's the snowstorm of the century and Martin and Chris race into Animal Junction to find Zoboo waiting for them. The arrival of one cold macaque, a Japanese snow monkey, gets the gang trying to figure out how exactly to warm up their visitor. Jackie and the Animal Helpers are shoveling a path in the deep snow for animals who have a hard time maneuvering through it. ‘Zoboomafoo,' the first wildlife series produced especially for preschoolers, premieres on PBS on January 25, 1999. (Check local listings.) The innovative series, which stars real-life "creature adventurers" Martin Kratt and Chris Kratt and a playful little lemur named Zoboomafoo, teaches young viewers about animals and empowers them to explore the world around them. ‘Zoboomafoo' uses a lively mix of formats -- including the live-action adventure outpost Animal Junction and the clay animation fantasy world of Zobooland -- to create the kind of fun and energetic learning environment the Kratt Brothers popularized in their internationally acclaimed PBS series ‘Kratts' Creatures.'