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There are at least 38 different species of wild cats around the world. We asked you to choose ONE and create a ‘diversity card’ for your fantastic feline. This has been one of our most popular competitions yet! You’ve all shown the world how interesting, dynamic and beautiful wild cats are.
Rosa, age 11, Bude
Ivy, age 12, Bude
Arsalan, age 7, Oldham
Harriet, age 10, Bristol
Arabella, age 8, Cheltenham
Findlay, age 8, Fife
Our FIVE lucky readers will receive this fabulous game from MAINTENANT Sustaining Now.
Diversity Deck - Endangered Animals
DIVERSITY DECK® is a collection of 16 packs of cards, covering different scientific topics. The Endangered Animals pack features many lesser-known but incredible creatures that are currently facing extinction. Ever heard of the spotted handfish or the golden-eyed stick insect? The pack has several games with different levels of difficulty, so there really is a game for everyone!
RRP: £9.99
Available at: https://maintenant.org.uk/ shop/games/decks-endangered-animals
Braith, age 6, Salisbury
Isla, age 10, Wiltshire
Reuben, age 8, Bristol
Antonina, age 10, Manchester
Bo, age 5, Felixstowe
Hazel, age 5, Devon
Alistair, age 9, Derby
Lylah, age 11, Herefordshire
Maria, age 8, Portugal
Eliza, age 8, Hull
Dhulqarnayn, age 10, London
Rayansh, age 7, California
Noah, age 10, Gloucestershire
Tabitha, age 11
Tymoteusz, age 8, Manchester
Abigail, age 8, York
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You've been designing brilliant new contenders for the Astonishing Amazon Animal Showdown – piranhas with jaws that regrow in whole quarters, a hoatzin that ferments its dinner in a throat pouch, a tailless whip scorpion that senses danger through its legs, and a jaguar with one of the most powerful bites of any mammal. Thank you to every reader who did the research and made the case for their champion.
This competition asked you to design a secret egg hidden somewhere in nature, and your entries went far beyond the obvious nests and burrows. Eggs arrived disguised as pine cones, floating on leaf boats, perched on volcano ledges, tucked into cloud cover and even masquerading as chocolate Easter eggs to fool foxes. Thank you to every reader who took up the challenge and thought like a parent bird, fish, reptile or imaginary creature trying to keep their precious egg safe.
