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My ZOO Box is a monthly subscription box focused on kid-friendly animal education:
Inspiring young animal enthusiasts! Each month a new animal will fly, swim, float, or stomp through your door. From the smallest of birds, the bee hummingbird, to the largest of mammals, the blue whale, your child will develop a deep connection to the wonders of the world in which they live through exposure and inquiry. Let the wild adventure begin!
"My ZOO Box is the WILDEST way to learn about animals! Each month a new animal will fly, swim, float, or stomp through your door. Your child will develop a deep connection to the wonders of the world in which they live through exposure and inquiry."
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Mallory joined the MSA team in 2020. She focuses on engaging with our community online, through daily emails, and across our social media channels. Based in New York City, she can often be found biking through Central Park, scoping out under-the-radar coffee shops, and listening to the Hamilton cast album on an endless loop. Her current favorite subscriptions are Hello Fresh and Fabletics.
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I ended up ordering a couple days ago, and it shipped a day later! Will try to remember to update here (saving for my daughter for Christmas, but will probably open it to look at things, then repackage). Hoping it’s the polar bear one like they said, because she likes those. I signed up for the 6 months, used the code, and got first month for $10 (to cover shipping). The nice thing is, the 6-month appears to be a pay each month, cancel whenever. The yearlong one, you have to pay all at once though.
I would love to see it reviewed! I just got something similar for my niece and nephew for Christmas. They are getting a symbolic adoption of a wild animal (black Jaguar and a red panda)! It’s similar to this-stuffed animal, adoption paper, photo, card about the specific animal and a gift bag. But it was much more expensive!
I may be wrong but I’d guess it’s not a shark meat recipe. Shark meat is uncommon to eat in the US, some species are endangered and the mercury content is very high. And the giraffe box certainly doesn’t have a giraffe meat recipe
I’d imagine the recipe is for something like cupcakes with a fin on them. Now, again, I may be wrong but that’s my assumption. Recipe likely isn’t vegan but it would be more along the lines of using nut milk and an egg replacer
This is SO cute! I love it! I grew up alongside Zooboomafoo and am really grateful for all of the knowledge that the show imparted to me. I think it instilled a lifelong passion and curiosity for animals. This would be awesome for young ones (I’d low key like one of these for myself too, LOL).
Animal education is SOOOOOOO important in my book, and I think that this is a great idea.
I remember how disappointed I was when I went to the Georgia Aquarium within a year of its opening. There was no signage with educational components for any age group – not even “this fish lives mostly in the waters around country X and is actually related to animal XYZ. Moreover, this fish can live to [insert number] years.”
Sure! I agree on the comment it would be nice to have a version without the stuffed animals, as my kids have loads of toys they have accumulated already.
I’d recommend they do collectable flash cards instead, like each box has 5 flashcards on different species of the chosen animal, that match in a set with flashcards from other boxes. That way it’s a functional toy and learning game at the same time.
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