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$20 $28.99 In stock

A subscription service for kids 5 years and older that brings the wonders of the animal world home to them. Scientific activities, creative crafts, puzzles, kid-friendly recipes, and a keepsake highlight each month’s animals. And we partner with organizations that help animals, so Crew members can take part in improving life for creatures in need.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The recipes are such a hit with my son—he actually made the animal-shaped snacks all by himself. The scientific activities keep him curious and engaged for hours. It's been our favorite Saturday morning ritual.

Ella I. ★★★★★

My daughter’s been obsessed with the puzzles and the recipes—we made the animal-themed snack together, and she actually ate it. The scientific activities kept her busy for a full afternoon. Best subscription we’ve tried.

Lily ★★★★☆

My daughter loved the puzzles and crafts, though the instructions for one of the science activities were a bit unclear for a 6-year-old to follow alone. Still, it kept her engaged for a good hour.