I was looking for something decently cheap for my daughter's birthday party and something that she could use to play with afterwards. I had looked at the Safari limited animals but was extremely unimpressed with how they looked. I looked at a few different brands but I love learning resources (we have their play food and I really like the quality) so I decided to buy these animals since they were on sale.I was pleasantly surprised at the quality. The animals are very small so keep that in mind. ( I am uploading photos for you to see.) The container that they come in was much smaller than I had imagined. The animals are pretty well made. They look decently realistic and most of them can stand on their own except for the ostriches. They tend to tip over easily and I have a few that won't stand up because they were slightly bent. I had a couple of animals where the paint was actually peeling off so as far as quality goes you get what you pay for and these are really cheap animal.Overall I'm happy because I think they look better than the other animals I have looked at. My daughter has enjoyed sorting them, putting them in a rows and they will work great for the birthday party. Read more

We could only get 1 ostrich to stand for about a minute, then it fell over. The gazelle's legs are all crooked, so that keeps them from standing. The colors vary from figure to figure, and the eyes are lopsided are many of the figurines. They are great for pretend play, but I don't expect them to last very long. Made in China, so don't expect too much. See photos for details. Read more

My daughter LOVES these toys. We have used them to practice counting and matching, but she simply loves playing with small toys in her own free time. I love that they come in a plastic container. When she is through playing with them, she can easily pick them up herself which keeps me from having to do it or use a plastic bag. She uses them in her doll house as pets, too. haha. They have kept her entertained for hours over the last few months, so well worth the price to her mom. I was also able to take advantage of my Prime shipping which is always a plus. None of ours have broken and they still look brand new after hours of play. (picture attached to show size next to a standard pen) Read more

This is a good case of reading a title and not the details. This says jungle animals, but only one or two of the animals live in the jungle. The rest are African savannah. My 3 year old specifically wanted jungle.. at least there was a tiger. Also would’ve been nice if some of the animals were different sizes. Instead you just get multiples of the exact same animal. Read more

I needed these for a day camp STEM activity building bridges with Popsicle sticks. They are really cute, very durable and perfect for little hands to put on the bridges. We read 21 elephants about the construction of the Brooklyn bridge and how 21 elephants walked across the bridge to test the strength. We couldn't find just elephant figures, but this mix of multiple animals including giraffes, zebras, lions, tigers, gazelle, and elephants were a hit with the kids. The quality is great and they stand up well. Read more

My nephew has speech delay and while at the Speech Therapists office I watched as my nephew was captivated with a set of plastic animals they had for children in the office. She commented that the best toys for children with any type of delays or disabilities are the ones where children have to "pretend play" and not the flashy, loud toys that we are often marketed. I bought this for my nephew and he loves loves loves to play with them and even makes noises for the animals. Great purchase and Great quality! I'm looking to buy other sets as well in the future! Read more

Or humpty backed camels or chimpanzees, for that matter. But this is better than most arks full of animals, and are of better quality than similar animals that you find that the discount store. That said, they are a bit pricey -- I got them on sale for under $13, but I'd be hesitant to go a whole lot more. They also are not appropriate for children who still put things in their mouths (and who can resist chewing on an camel?). While Amazon says these are appropriate for children 36 months and up, the manufacturer suggests they not be given to children under 4. I think that's probably because while they are large enough to pass the choke tube test, they are small enough to get stuck in the back of the throat without obstructing breathing. Retrieving a tonsil-surfing tiger could be very scary for a small child! Read more

These have been great for labeling, counting (5 of each animal, simple math, comparing animals (color, size, height, which have horns, which can fly, etc...), great for imaginative play (bought stackable cups, the children make little mountains for animals to hop on AND the animals go to "school" and talk about what they learned, etc...) and much more. The color has lasted more than 2 Years now. They're washable. I wash by hand with a lil bit of Dawn in the water. They're strong and sturdy. These are great for any developing mind and especially autistic children.There was an little chemical odor when I 1st opened the container but it didn't stick around long and it wasn't pungent. Read more

fantastic for children wanting to learn about animals - our daughter loves them and small enough to take anywhere - although the wilder beast looks very similar to a goat Read more

Well crafted models would be better with less multiple designes and more types of creatures Read more

No debería decir Jumbo en la descipción. Son de 3 a 5 cm de altura. Pero si son de buena calidad y por el precio están muy bien, son 12 animales repetidos 5 veces. Read more

perfect for what i wanted ( a 6yr old's jungle animal themed party) had them spread around the tables some went into gift bags and kept the kids sitting for a bit playing with them while we did tea and got ready for the rest of the party Read more

Pretty grim Read more