60 Piece Mini Zoo Animal Toy With Gift Box, Realistic Small Plastic Animal Figure Sensory Bins, Jungle Animal Party Favors, Cupcake Topper, School Education, Birthday Gifts for Kids Toddlers

Variety of animals
I got these zoo animals for my son who is 4. My only complaint is these really aren’t meant for small children they are so tiny and fit perfectly in a toddlers mouth.

Well Made and Good Price–Not Much Variety and Colors a Bit Off
ProsThe price is great! I’ve seen plastic figurines like these going for 3x the price.They’re sturdy, solid plastic.The designs are intricate—antlers, hooves, horns, etc. are well formed. Includes texture like fur lines and neck wrinkles.I got five of each animal like the site claimed.ConsI don’t like some of the unrealistic colors like the fluorescent orange mane of the lion or the gold monkey. (My colors are different than the site photos—see my photo, which isn’t quite right either, because in real life, the orange was even brighter than that.)Some have no painted features, i.e. the monkey is just gold, the polar bear is just white. No eye paint on any of them.They are very small—there is a warning for 3-year-olds or under due to a choking hazard—I still wouldn’t give a toddler these. There’s a photo of a kid playing with them on this site, and the animal fills his hand. The figures are significantly smaller than that picture seems. Like the site says, the animals are under 3 inches. But really, all but the giraffe are under 2 inches—the gorilla and monkey are just an inch.I also would like more variety of animals to match their habitat. For instance, there were no cold habitat animals to match the polar bear. No forest animals to match the deer, but you can see what you’re getting before you buy because the site is clear about that.All in all though, they are plastic figures. I didn’t/don’t expect Michelangelo-like sculptures, so I am fine with them. I still would like more variety as who really needs five of each animal? But I will be splitting them up among kids to give away later, so I guess that doesn’t matter–the kids won’t know or care.

so cute!
I got this small container of jungle animals to go as cupcake toppers for my daughters animal themed birthday. They are just the right size to sit on top of a cupcake, not huge and heavy, but small and easy to stand up. The remainder that I didnt use for cupcakes, I put back in the pack and wrapped them as an actual gift and she was thrilled she had a whole set. The animals seem to be well made, the color on some seem a little bright but all in all theyre cute.

Okay, Some Colors Never Seen on Animals in Nature
These are very tiny and very cheaply made, I would say they are equivalent to what you receive out of a bubblegum machine. The polar bear almost looks like a wolf. The monkey is gold, the leopard (or cheetah?) is bright yellow , the lion has a bright orange mane & face, the tiger is bright orange, and the elk has orange antlers. Having said all that, I have to say the colors on the giraffe, gorilla, elephant, kangaroo, rhinoceros and hippo are fine. The details are good enough to tell what each animal is, except for the polar bear. I deducted one star for the strange colors and another star for the bucket. The listing states “The bucket comes with a strong hand rope to make this cute toy easy to store and carry outside”. It does, indeed, have a carry cord. But the “bucket” is flimsy plastic and the lid almost tore when I was taking it off.