Wild Playing Cards Hidden Seek-N-Find Animals Deck

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Designed by Peter Wood, the cards all have beautiful illustrations of wild animals from around the world, each featuring a different animal with unique artwork. All your favourites are included: large animals like polar bears, tigers, and whales; dangerous animals like snakes and crocodiles; curiosities like kangaroos and puffins; birds like peacocks and toucans; and tiny insects and butterflies.

This deck comes along with two special challenges. Firstly, each card has pips hidden in the artwork. For example, the 7 of Diamonds has 7 diamond pips cleverly incorporated into the artwork, and it's part of the challenge to find these disguised items. The second challenge is to find the tiny snail (Woody) hidden throughout the deck.

This deck is truly a delight for animal lovers, especially because the artwork is the real focus of every card, enclosed in a rectangular frame with white borders that helps emphasize the picture. At the same time the indices are all very standard, so when holding a hand of cards you can still clearly see the suit and value of each card, making this a very playable deck at the same time.

Created in 2003, this deck doesn't have the quality Bicycle air cushion finish that we've come to expect from decks in the modern crowd-funding era. Te cards have a smooth finish, but still fan quite evenly. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame