MARTIN: Hey, we’re here in North America.

CHRIS: On a northern coastline of the Atlantic Ocean.

MARTIN: On a rocky island 10 miles from shore.

It’s us, the Kratt Brothers.

I’m Martin.

I’m Chris.

And one of the first things you notice out here is that there are a lot of seabirds.

But the seabird we’re looking for is a little shy.

And some of those birds are the bird we’re looking for: Puffins.

Oh, yeah.

Right there!

They’re the ones beating their wings so fast.

But those puffins... (Making propeller noise) ...they are moving.

Wow.

To see them on the ground is a lot trickier because they are shy, a little timid.

But we’ve got an answer.

We’re going to go into this blind, where the puffins can’t see us, so we can observe their natural behavior.

And we’ll see if we can get some clues to their Creature Power.

CHRIS: Oh, right on that rock.

MARTIN: I love these guys.

What a great bird.

Colorful beak.

Their eyes are funny, huh?

I mean they’re almost like triangles.

It’s really a neat bird.

CHRIS: Oh, whoa!

Coming straight towards us.

MARTIN: Awesome.

Funny little bodies.

There’s something about the way they walk, it’s just hilarious.

But they’re pretty good at hopping around these rocks.

Oh, coming in with fish.

Right over there.

MARTIN: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, he’s got fish in his beak.

It’s amazing how they can fit more than one fish in their beak at one time.

It could be 10, 20 fish at one time in the beak.

MARTIN: And a puffin has been seen to be carrying 62 fish in his beak.

That’s the world record.

So, how does a puffin carry so many fish in his beak?

Imagine if we could figure out what makes puffins such great fish catchers.

Imagine if we had puffin powers and could fish like a puffin.

What if?

What if?

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Let’s open up the hatches and find a place to set the Big Turtle down.

(Inhaling deeply) Ah, another perfect day for creature adventuring.

Sorry, Chris.

First, we’ve got to do some maintenance, replenish supplies, check the batteries... Aw...

I have to run some diagnostics on my inventions too.

That’ll improve performance of the Creature Power Suits.

Sounds great!

Why not start now?!

Ah...

Here, Aviva.

Alright, Chris!

My vest, my gloves... and my Creature Power Disc Holder.

Hey, Martin!

What about yours?

In a minute!

I’m playing table tennis... versus the Guinea Fowl Flapper.

Ooh!

Ha!

Oh, yeah.

Nice try.

Martin, you’d better start collecting your Creature Power Discs soon, because who knows where they all are.

Don’t worry, I know where everything is.

I’m wearing my Creature Power Vest under my track suit.

See?

(Alarm beeping) Whoa!

There’s a rogue wave heading straight for us!

Jimmy, we’re too low.

Take us higher!

On it!

Whoa!

Oh, no!

(Alarm beeping) It’s going to hit in five seconds.

Four, three, two... ALL: Whoa!

Whoa!

Hang on!

(All yelling) (Yelling continuing) Whoa!

(Sighing) (Yelling) (Sighing) (Wave crashing) Uh-oh!

(Inhaling deeply) Whoa!

(Gasping, coughing) This is why I don’t go anywhere without my Mobile Invention Kit.

Where is everybody?

Whoa!

Where am I going?!

Hello?

Is anybody in here?

Phew... All power is off, all comms are down.

I’m lucky to be in an air pocket, but I’ve got to find my way to the surface... (Gasping, metal creaking) ...before the Tortuga sinks to the bottom of the sea!

(Gasping) Whoa!

I thought... (Gasping) ...I’d never get out of that wave.

That’s a lot of swimming, even for me.

(Gasping) Okay... catch... my breath.

Then... figure this out.

(Gasping) Whoa!

Look out, Gull!

(Gull squawking) (Screaming) Huh?

Hey!

Yes!

A tree!

Whoa!

(Sighing) Oh, yes!

Oh!

Oh, no.

Okay, a good thing is the rogue wave is gone and the sea is calm.

A bad thing is... my friends are gone and I’m all alone.

A good thing is I have my MIK life vest on.

A bad thing is... I’m still floating in the water.

Oh, I know.

Okay, that’s better.

A good thing is I’m out of the water and drying off.

A bad thing is... I’m still in the middle of the ocean, all alone.

Somebody has to make it to the mainland to get help.

And because I’m the swimming brother, that should probably be me.

I’ll swim for it!

♪ Whoo!

Yee-hee!

Woo-hoo!

♪ (Gasping) (Laughing) Yeah!

Victory!

Huh?

Aw...

Okay, first I’ve just got to get this vent shaft open.

Now, time to start heading up.

Here goes!

(Grunting) (Groaning) I need some water.

A person could get heat exhaustion out here.

Only a sip at a time.

Can’t drink sea water, but I can cool off with it.

Ah... Uh-oh, a shark!

"Uh-oh, a shark!"

Huh?

Zach?

I think I’m seeing things.

With you lost at sea, I am the greatest inventor on earth!

(Laughing) Get it?

Because I’m on earth, land, and you’re on water.

(Laughing) No, no, no!

(Groaning) I am seeing things.

That’s what can happen when you’re lost at sea and you have heat exhaustion.

(Slurping) I’ve got to find a way out of here!

Hello?

Anybody?

Phew... No shade, a dinghy with no oars!

I can’t go anywhere!

But at least I’ve got you guys.

Hey!

I’ve got an idea!

(Laughing) It’s working!

My Guinea Fowl Flapper is gone!

(Sobbing) MALE VOICE: Jimmy, I’m still here.

Huh?

Who-- who said that?

I did, Jimmy.

Controller.

Controller?

(Gasping) I could use my Creature Power Suit to get off this island, make it to land and get help.

Aw... What good’s a Creature Power Suit without any creatures?

These look like burrows.

Could there be a creature in these holes?

(Grunting) I sure hope I am where I think I am.

(Grunting) Phew... (Inhaling deeply and sighing) Okay, I’m out.

But now what?

(Metal creaking) Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Uh-oh!

I just hope somebody finds me before the Tortuga sinks to the bottom of the sea!

Of all the places to be stranded, a one tree island.

I’m the climbing brother... and I can’t even climb my way out of this one.

Aw...

I could be stuck here, forever!

I think I see something moving.

(Laughing) A puffin!

Now, you’re a little seabird, aren’t ya?

A little seabird that is a long distance, flier.

(Chuckling) (Laughing) Yeah... Oh, look at that waddle!

Love that waddle!

(Laughing) Hey, wait!

Where are you going?

I-I don’t have a Puffin Power Disc, and even if I did... Aw, now I don’t have a puffin.

(Groaning) (Snoring) Huh?

Huh?

Ooh!

Hey, you’re back!

I thought of a name for you while you were gone too.

Your name is Puffo.

So, Puffo, what do you got there?

Wow!

That’s pretty cool how you can hold so many fish in your beak.

Oh, I get it.

The skin at the base of your beak expands, so you can hold a lot of fish.

(Laughing) Love that waddle.

Ooh!

That’s what I could do!

I could activate puffin powers, and fly, and collect everybody!

(Gasping) Oh, but I need a Puffin Power Disc.

I need Aviva.

(Inhaling deeply, blowing) I hope somebody sees this.

Hey!

That looks like the Wild Kratts paw icon.

And it’s not a cloud... because there’s another one just like it.

It’s a smoke signal!

It’s one of the Wild Kratts signaling.

I’ve got to get there.

(Beeping) I might just have enough energy in the MIK batteries to make it there...

I hope.

Gotta climb off this island.

I hope somebody finds me.

(Sighing) I hope somebody finds me.

I already found you, Jimmy.

I hope Aviva finds me.

(Sighing) (Propeller rumbling) What?

(Gasping) Hey!

Aviva!

Ahoy there!

Ah!

Turn off the MIK!

Turn it off!

Turn it off!

Okay.

It’s off.

Does it have enough power to program a Creature Power?

Yes, it still has power.

Should be just enough.

Oh, great.

Phew!

Oh, Aviva, I’m so glad you found me.

Pretty cool smoke signal.

Couldn’t miss it.

Okay, you’ve got to see this.

What?

There is a creature in these holes that might have a Creature Power that might get us off this island.

Uh, okay... Shh...

In there.

Aww... Que lindo!

Aviva, meet Puffo.

Puffo, this is Aviva.

He looks like a little parrot.

Huh?

A little, ground parrot that can’t even fly.

How is a flightless, ground parrot going to rescue us and help us find our friends?

Because, it’s a puffin!

And it’s the perfect creature to save us.

AVIVA: Uh, I’m not seeing that.

But Aviva, have you forgotten?

Every creature... has a power!

Aw, come on, Aviva, but-- Come on, start programming.

The puffin has the perfect power to save us.

For starters, he can fly.

And how!

AVIVA: I don’t know, Martin.

Still not seeing it.

(Laughing) Still not seeing it.

Whoa!

There!

A puffin is a little seabird that can fly so far.

A puffin can fly 60 miles out to sea... ...looking for big schools of small fish, like herring and sardines.

When he spots them... the puffin dives!

He plunges into the water and catches the fish in his beak.

And then, he comes to the surface to eat them.

When he has eaten enough and is full-- He comes back?

No, he keeps diving, catching more fish... ...and more fish... ...and more fish.

And he stores them in that special beak.

What special beak?

What’s so special?

Hola!

I didn’t see you there.

See the puffin’s big, parrot-like beak?

Yeah.

(Giggling) That beak is specially designed to carry lots of fish.

AVIVA: Oh, yeah, look, naturally serrated edges.

I can see how that can hold, fish.

Look, here he comes.

He’s returning with a full beak.

That’s how the puffin carries food back... in his beak!

Increible!

How many does he have?

MARTIN: 18, 19, 20!

AVIVA: Why does he have to carry so many fish?

MARTIN: To bring food for his mate who stays with the chicks and to feed the chicks themselves.

Aw... I’ll call you, Puff, and you, the Finnster.

I got it.

(Beeping) Programming puffin powers!

(Giggling) Hi, Mama Puffin.

(Laughing) Let’s scan you.

(Beeping) This is awesome!

Whoa, check out these feathers!

You guys sure have some impressive Creature Powers.

I hope they’ll be enough to find everybody.

I hope somebody finds me.

I hope somebody finds me.

I hope somebody finds me.

Climb... Gotta go.

Gotta climb.

Huh?

What?

Maybe I can climb my way off of this island.

(Grunting) Where is this tree going to take me?

Ready!

(Beeping) Now, I’ve programmed your suit so you’ll be really big, to carry us all back to safety.

That’ll work.

Activate puffin power!

♪ Yes!

Puffin power!

Oh, wow!

I feel so sleek.

(Chuckling) These short, stubby wings are perfect for swimming underwater.

We’ve got to rescue the Wild Kratts... with puffin powers!

Whoa!

You’re coming with me.

Hey, this beak is pretty easy to sit in.

That’s because it’s perfectly designed for carrying things.

And now, let’s go pick up the rest of the Wild Kratts crew!

(Laughing) Puffin walks are so funny.

MARTIN: Ready for take off!

Ready!

Woo-hoo!

Wahoo!

MARTIN: Woo-hoo!

AVIVA: To the Wild Kratts rescue!

MARTIN: Puffins have sharp eyesight too.

They have to spot little schools of fish down there.

(Gasping) There’s Koki!

Uh-oh.

AVIVA: Hang in there, Koki!

We’re coming!

Hurry!

The Tortuga’s sinking!

I’m too tired to swim!

Help!

MARTIN: She went under.

Dive, Martin, dive!

MARTIN: Puffin power!

You okay, Koki?

(Coughing) Yeah, yeah.

Thanks, guys.

What about the Tortuga?

KOKI: She’s going down to the bottom.

MARTIN: We can’t do anything about that now.

We have to rescue Jimmy and Chris first.

It’s really tough being shipwrecked.

You don’t have to tell me!

The hot sun, no food, no water, makes your mind start playing tricks on you.

(Grunting) Ha-ha!

This is great!

Hey, hey, Grabsy!

What are you doing here?

Wait up!

(Chuckling) Alright, I’ll brachiate with you.

Woo-hoo!

Arm over arm, swinging!

That’s spider monkey style!

MARTIN: I see... Jimmy!

AVIVA AND KOKI: Where?

MARTIN: There!

Wow, Puffins do have great eyesight!

You’ll never leave me, Controller.

Will you?

CONTROLLER: No, I won’t, Jimmy.

Ah!

Whoa!

Controller, what’s happening?!

Don’t worry, Jimmy.

You’re safe now.

AVIVA: Jimmy?

Jimmy!

Huh?

Are you Okay?

Yeah.

MARTIN: Now, where is my brother?

Whoa!

We’re going sky high, Grabsy!

I’ve never climbed to the clouds before.

Woo-hoo!

Ah!

I can walk on the clouds.

I can skip on the clouds.

MARTIN: There’s Chris!

Uh... what’s he doing?

AVIVA: Looks like he’s sleep walking?

KOKI: More like sleep skipping!

♪ Chris the cloud skipper ♪ ♪ Chris the cloud skipper ♪ Oh!

(Groaning) Aw...

I was just dreaming.

MARTIN: Hey, bro!

We’re coming for you!

Whoa!

I hope this isn’t part of the dream, because this is really cool!

MARTIN: Gotcha!

Yes!

Awesome Creature Powers, Bro!

(Chuckling) Thanks.

Yay!

Everybody is together again!

Alright!

Hip, hip, hooray!

KOKI: Well, except for the Tortuga that is?

♪ Any sign of them?

Nope.

Ah!

(Spitting) (Coughing) Yup, they’re here.

Okay, Koki.

Haul her up.

You got it!

Awesome!

Way to go!

Like I said, time to do some maintenance on the Tortuga.

And then, back to creature adventuring!

And it was real fun adventuring with you, Puffo.

You’re one amazing little seabird.

ALL: Bye, Puffo!

MARTIN: Thanks for all your help, buddy!

There are puffins on the roof.

They’re so close to us, but we can’t see them.

MARTIN: This is great.

Right in the middle of a puffin colony.

And a lot of action now too.

Whoa!

Flap those wings.

CHRIS: Oh, they love to exercise those wings, flapping them before take-off, getting the muscles ready for the long hours at sea.

MARTIN: Whoa.

We are so lucky to be seeing puffins like this, because these are truly seabirds.

Puffins spend ten months of the year, out on the waves, far far out at sea.

They only come to land-- a rocky island like this-- for two months of each year, and simply to lay eggs and raise chicks, and then back to sea full-time.

Look, that one’s coming out of a burrow in the rocks.

CHRIS: Puffin parents are watchful.

One always stays behind to take care of the chicks.

MARTIN: Oh, nice hop.

Puffins, you got to love these colorful, beaked birds.

CHRIS: So, the puffin is a great example of a type of seabird.

A seabird is a type of bird that makes its living on and around the ocean.

MARTIN: And they come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.

CHRIS: With lots of different behaviors and adaptations.

And they all have different ways of getting their food from the sea, which is why there are so many awesome kinds of seabirds.

Seagulls are one of the most successful groups of birds living on the sea.

They’re everywhere.

And that means they must have some pretty awesome Creature Powers, that they could survive all around the world, in all sorts of habitats.

They’re adaptable, they’re smart and they have all sorts of tricks for survival.

CHRIS: Take pelicans.

They’re really spectacular with their dive bombing style and scooping up fish with that special pouch under their beak.

MARTIN: And of course, one of our favorites will always be the puffin.

No doubt about it, there are a lot of seafaring birds out there.

And that means there are a lot more explorations for us to have and more Creature Powers to discover.

Keep on creature adventuring.

CHRIS: We’ll see you on the creature trail.

♪ To find out more about cool animals... And collect your own Wild Kratts creature powers... Go to the Wild Kratts website... At PBSKids.org.

BOTH: We’ll see you there!