Slimy Scaly Squirmy Scary Animals and Creepy Creature Documentaries for Children at Halloween

Meet Clawdette, a black cat and the host of National Geographic's Creepy Creatures. She wants to introduce a ghoulish gathering of creepy creatures. She will introduce you to vampire bats, black widows, snakes, carnivorous plants, komodo dragons, lizards and beetles. This nature documentary is a short, humorous look at the creepy side of nature that will no doubt elicit laughter from your children as Clawdette shares plenty of clichés, puns and one-liners.

CUSTOMER REVIEW:

"My son, who loves creepy crawling thiings, loved this dvd and has watched it to the point of memorizing the diagalog." ~ Anonymous

Animal Atlas' Creepy Creatures is available for pre-order and will be released on August 31, 2010. Therefore, there is not much known about this show. However, it is an award winning children's show. Creepy Creatures includes three segments: The Scary Creatures, Skeletons and Bats in the Belfry.

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Animal Safari was an eight part series about wildlife. Creepy Critters is Volume 4 and shares information about bugs including their behavior and their characteristics. In this show, children hold a tarantula and learn about the predators of the creepy critters.

Creepy Critters Rated For Children:

This film is rated G and is deemed suitable for children between the grades of kindergarten and grade 5.

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Follow the host, Ruud Kleinpaste, on an hour and a half journey around the world, searching for the biggest and baddest of the creepy crawlies.

This Animal Planet program is divided into two halves. The first dedicated to large bugs and the second dedicated to deadly ones. You will meet massive cockroaches, large dragon flies and the praying mantis and you will learn more about them as you watch them going about their daily lives.

Ruud really enjoys meeting dangerous and deadly bugs and this film includes moments when he has 5,000 killer bees hanging around, when he is being stung by bullet ants and more. In total, 16 species of bugs are introduced and a lesson or activity related to each is shared.

The insect footage on The World's Biggest and Baddest Bugs is said to be amazing, although the blu-ray disc does not feature a noticeable improvement in quality. Despite that fact, if you are interested in buying this nature documentary film, you may wish to pick the blu-ray if you have the capability to watch blu-ray because it is available through Amazon for a third of the cost of the DVD.