Zoboomafoo
Zoboomafoo was a children's television series that aired on PBS from 1999 to 2001, featuring a Coquerel's sifaka lemur and the Kratt brothers teaching kids about animals and wildlife.
The show's title comes from the name of the lemur puppet and its live animal counterpart, Jovian.
The word sometimes appears as playful nonsense or nostalgia for 1990s children's programming: I grew up watching Zoboomafoo.
Non-profit educational broadcaster
- lemurMadagascan arboreal primate
- puppetControlled performing figure
- animalMulticellular motile organism
- kidsYoung human offspring
television · educational · wildlife · Wild Kratts · episodes · theme song · segments · children's programming
African island republic
- primateHigher mammal order member
- leapingSpringing into air
- furryCovered in soft hair
- tailRear animal appendage
black-and-white · zoo · endangered · prosimian · climbing · nocturnal
PBS
Non-profit educational broadcaster
- lemurMadagascan arboreal primate
- puppetControlled performing figure
- animalMulticellular motile organism
kids · television · educational · wildlife · Wild Kratts · episodes · theme song · segments · children's programming · nature show
Madagascar
African island republic
tail · black-and-white · zoo · endangered · prosimian · climbing · nocturnal
90s kids
- childhoodLife's earliest phase
- memoriesStored past experiences
- PBS KidsPublic educational children's channel
VHS · reruns · theme song · wholesome · generation · classic · beloved · throwback · formative
puppet
Controlled performing figure
- sidekickSubordinate adventure partner
- talkingProducing speech aloud
- animatedFull of life, or drawn moving
curiosity · playful · jumping · mischievous · questions · host · comedic · mascot · lovable · energetic