More about Amazing Extinct Animals Fact Cards
Have you ever wondered about Extinct Animals?
Did you know that Ireland had its own Elk or that Australia had Tigers? What did a Woolly Mammoth eat? What year did the Dodo become extinct?
Discover more with this beautiful set of fact cards on Extinct Animals from Button & Squirt.
Each card features an illustration on the front with the animals common name. Turn it over you will discover their scientific name, where they lived and what they ate. Learn about when and why they are now extinct. Each card features 3 facts about that animal. As with other cards the background colour shows you where in the world they came from.
The object of these cards is to introduce you to some of the truly amazing animals that once walked this earth, but are now lost forever. Some are lost due to a change in climate others disease but many to man and the effects man has had on the planet.
The cards are approx 78 x 108mm and come supplied in a fully printed box. They are printed in the UK using FSC certified card.
Why not collect the different Fact Card sets. Amazing Animals 1, Amazing Animals 2, Extinct Animals & Amazing Primates. Discover all the different animals of the world. There are lots of ways to play with them, from testing each other on the facts to sorting by herbivores or carnivores. Where they live or even using them to draw from and as the starting point of more research and project work.
Every set of fact cards from Button & Squirt contains:
1 x key card
35 x animal cards.
A foreword from Button & Squirt
I watched how my eldest was effected when he learnt about the Tasmanian Tiger. He couldn’t believe that there was this animal that he loved and that he would never see because we led them to their extinction. It made him understand how important it is to protect the animals we have and made him even more passionate about their conservation. I want to bring that inspiration to lots of other kids too, whilst teaching them about some awesome animals that they may not ever know about without this.
The animals in this set includes:
Bubal Hartebeest
Woolly Mammoth
Dodo
Quagga
Pinta Island Tortoise
Great Auk
Caribbean Monk Seal
Caribbean Monk Seal Nasal Mite
Western Black Rhinoceros
American Lion
Giant Fossa
Bermuda Saw Whet Owl
Formosan Clouded Leopard
Irish Elk
Golden Toad
Sabre Tooth Tiger
Japanese Honshu Wolf
Giant Ground Sloth
Passenger Pigeon
Baiji
Christmas Island Pipistrelle
Tecopa Pupfish
Spix Macaw
Japanese Sea Lion
Pyrenean Ibex
Malagasy Hippopotamus
Caroline Parakeet
Spotted Green Pigeon
Broad Faced Potoroo
Giant Short Faced Kangaroo
Polynesian Tree Snail
Giant Moa
Siberian Unicorn
Stellars Sea Cow
Tasmanian Tiger










Laura Langley –
Kids love these. Only issue is that now I am subjected to the facts…all of the facts… facts that I didn’t even know I wanted to know hahaha 😀