Wild Cat Diversity Card: Winners Announced

by Eco Kids Planet January 14, 2020

Wild Cat Diversity Card: Winners Announced

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.


Congratulations to our 5 chosen winners:

Rosa, age 11, Bude


Ivy, age 12, Bude


Arsalan, age 7, Oldham


Harriet, age 10, Bristol


Arabella, age 8, Cheltenham


Findlay, age 8, Fife

What you've won:

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


And here are some more of our favourite feline entries:

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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