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World Animals Oceania | An Island-Hopping Adventure
Explore the unique and diverse wildlife of the Pacific with the World Animals Oceania set! As a vibrant addition to our global discovery series, this collection introduces young explorers to the fascinating creatures that inhabit the islands and waters of Oceania. Each figure is beautifully crafted from high-quality wood with smooth edges and natural, vivid tones, making them perfect for imaginative play and storytelling.

These sturdy wooden animals are designed specifically for toddlers, providing a tactile way to improve fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Whether they are hopping through the outback with the kangaroo or diving into the deep blue with the shark, children will delight in learning about nature and world geography through play. For easy cleanup and travel, the set includes an eco-friendly storage tube with a practical rope handle.

The World Animals Oceania set includes a cylindrical storage container with a rope handle, informative cards and 6 wooden animal figures native to the region: a koala, a kangaroo, a dingo, a shark, a sea turtle, and a crocodile.

Specifications
Recommended Age: 18m+
Packaging Size (in): 5.1" x 4"
Weight (lbs):
Materials: FSC Certified wood and non-toxic water-based paints.
Care Instructions: Wipe the wooden figures and packaging with a dry or slightly damp cloth; keep away from excessive moisture to preserve the detailed animal artwork.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail Y. ★★★★★

The Oceania set fills a gap in our animal collection that other sets always skip — my daughter now knows a quokka from a kangaroo. The illustration style is bright without being babyish, so it works for her at six and probably still at nine.

Natalie N. ★★★★★

We're working through the global discovery series and this Oceania set fits right in—the island-hopping theme makes

Joshua I. ★★★★★

My kids love identifying each animal from the Oceania set — the platypus is surprisingly detailed for