Character

Scrat is best known for being obsessed with acorns, constantly putting his life in danger to obtain and protect them.

Scraty she is fast, clever and determined. She is new but she uses her instints to compete with Scrat. 

Pictures Gallery

Scrat - Burger King 2006

Mc Donalds 2009

Can Ice Age 3 - Cinemark 2009

Argentina 2009

Twenty thousand years ago, the Earth is overrun by freezing temperatures in an Ice Age that is sending all manner of critters scattering in the path of encroaching glaciers. When a lost human infant is discovered, an unlikely quartet of misfits forms to return it to its mother: Manny, a depressed woolly mammoth; Sid, a fast-talking sloth; an acorn-crazed squirrel named Scrat; and the devilish saber-toothed tiger named Diego. Before they can complete their mission, the reluctant compatriots will brave pits of boiling lava, dangerous caverns of ice, and even a traitorous plot within their midst.

Manny, Sid, Diego, and Scrat, are back. Their life change with this new meltdown. The weather brings a new adventure: a big ice is about to melt and is threatening the whole valey. The only chance of survival is to travel to the opposite point.

2009 

After the events of "Ice Age: The Meltdown", life begins to change for Manny and his friends: Scrat is still on the hunt to hold onto his beloved acorn, while finding a possible romance in a female sabre-toothed squirrel named Scratte. Manny and Ellie, having since become an item, are expecting a baby, which leaves Manny anxious to ensure that everything is perfect for when his baby arrives. Diego is fed up with being treated like a house-cat and ponders the notion that he is becoming too laid-back. Sid begins to wish for a family of his own, and so steals some dinosaur eggs which leads to Sid ending up in a strange underground world where his herd must rescue him, while dodging dinosaurs and facing danger left and right, and meeting up with a one-eyed weasel known as Buck who hunts dinosaurs intently.

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