Go on a nature adventure with Plum's Creaturizer! Kids and families can build wild creatures, then head outdoors to photograph them right in their own backyard. It's part of PLUM LANDING, a PBS KIDS project that helps kids develop a love for this amazing, beautiful, and dramatic planet we call home.

The app provides opportunities for kids and their families to interact with nature in a thoughtful way and have fun exploring together.

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Build a billion (really!) unique creatures using over a hundred body parts based on real animals.

Customize each creature's body, head, legs, eyes, tail, wings, ears, horns, and skin.

Take photos of your creature outdoors, "photobombing" them into the scene.

Complete missions for each creature in which you consider its needs (habitat, diet, and adaptations).

Answer questions to get you thinking about how your creatures might live - how they hunt, eat, look for water, make homes, defend themselves, and raise their young.

Watch a slideshow featuring a day in the life of your creature.

Visit the gallery, displaying all your creatures, and add to, review, or edit your photos. Photos are saved to the in-app Gallery and your device's camera roll.

For more learning adventures with Plum, visit pbskids.sitesdebloques.org/plumlanding

For more apps from PBS KIDS, visit https://to.pbs.org/kidsapps

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Plum’s Creaturizer is based on the PBS KIDS web-original PLUM LANDING, developed by WGBH, producers of award-winning kids programs such as ARTHUR, CURIOUS GEORGE and MARTHA SPEAKS. Targeting kids ages 6-9, the app is designed to extend the series’ environmental science curriculum. WGBH worked closely with advisors (and kids!) to develop this app.

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Plum’s Creaturizer is part of PBS KIDS’ ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life. PBS KIDS, the number one educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and digital media, as well as community-based programs.

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