Fiercest Animals
- Studio
- Nickelodeon Studios
- Distributor
- Nickelodeon Studios
Characters
Diego Marquez, Alicia Marquez, Dora Jones, Baby Jaguar, Click, Rescue Pack, Bobo Brothers
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Katie McWane
Producing
- Producer
- Chris Gifford, Valerie Walsh (Executive Producers)
Writing
- Writer
- Rosemary Contreras, Nancy De Los Santos
- Head Writer
- Ligiah Villalobos
- Creators
- Chris Gifford, Valerie Walsh
Voices
- Voice
- Jake Toranzo Szymanski Jake T. Austin (Diego Marquez), Gabriela Aisenberg (Alicia Marquez, Various Animals), Thomas Sharkey (Baby Jaguar), Rosie Perez (Click), Keeler Sandhaus (Rescue Pack)
Sound
- Sound Designer (Sound Mixer)
- Aaron Diecker
Casting
- Casting
- Melissa Chusid
Production notes
Dora the Explorer's cousin, Diego Marquez, is an eight-year-old, rough-and-tumble action-adventure hero with an intense love of nature and the animals around him. Go, Diego, Go! takes viewers on exciting animal rescue missions while encouraging them to jump, clap, cheer and speak in English and Spanish each step of the way.
In each episode, Diego's mission is to help rescue an animal in trouble. Using observation skills and scientific tools like computers, a field journal and cameras- and with help from young viewers at home- Diego succeeds in his goal while introducing kids to information about each animal's sound, movement, habitat, diet, family and physical characteristics.
Each episode has four primary goals:
Like Dora the Explorer, Go, Diego, Go! relies on play-along viewing and interaction while introducing kids to Spanish words, encouraging movement, incorporating songs, and teaching kids to overcome challenges. Diego also models important attributes for young children, such as a love of learning, a respect for the environment, and a desire to help others.
Every animal on Go, Diego, Go! is researched and its traits authenticated by science education consultant Mario Castellanos, Project Director of Science Outreach for the Smithsonian National Zoological Park.
In each episode, Diego's mission is to help rescue an animal in trouble. Using observation skills and scientific tools like computers, a field journal and cameras- and with help from young viewers at home- Diego succeeds in his goal while introducing kids to information about each animal's sound, movement, habitat, diet, family and physical characteristics.
Each episode has four primary goals:
- To discover scientifically accurate facts about an animal;
- To recognize the similarities between living things- such as the need for air, food, and water for survival;
- To reveal important characteristics about an animal, such as the connection between an animal's physical characteristics and how it lives in its environment;
- Diego and the viewer use resources and scientific methods to discover and document information about the featured animal.
Like Dora the Explorer, Go, Diego, Go! relies on play-along viewing and interaction while introducing kids to Spanish words, encouraging movement, incorporating songs, and teaching kids to overcome challenges. Diego also models important attributes for young children, such as a love of learning, a respect for the environment, and a desire to help others.
Every animal on Go, Diego, Go! is researched and its traits authenticated by science education consultant Mario Castellanos, Project Director of Science Outreach for the Smithsonian National Zoological Park.