Recreate a piece of history with the EUGY Tasmanian Tiger 3D Puzzle! Eco-friendly, easy to build, and perfect for fans of rare, extinct animals and puzzles.
EUGY Package measures: 6.2" L x 3.2" W x 1" H
Completed puzzle measures: 3.4" L x 1.7" W x 2.5" H
Bring an extinct legend back to life with the EUGY Tasmanian Tiger 3D Puzzle! Also known as the thylacine, this long-lost marsupial is recreated in an adorably stylized form, complete with its iconic striped back and pointed snout. Like all EUGY kits, it’s made from biodegradable cardboard, printed with non-toxic ink, and includes eco-safe glue. Easily build a piece of natural history, perfect for curious kids, animal lovers, or collectors of unusual creatures.
Designed for easy assembly with non-toxic glue included, this model comes with numbered pieces that slot together smoothly, making it ideal for kids, families, and anyone who enjoys crafting.
EUGY is a super-fun 3D puzzle that’s eco-friendly and can be assembled easily with step-by-step instructions. Assemble this ferociously cute Tasmanian Tiger 3D puzzle and experience the magic of EUGY!
This collectible toy is great for STEM concepts and hands-on craft fun. With over 90 designs and counting, EUGY puzzles delight kids and adults alike.
Characteristics: Until its recent extinction, the Tasmanian Tiger was the largest carnivorous marsupial on Earth. This 3D Tasmanian Tiger puzzle is opening its mouth wide to show its impressive array of teeth, something the real animal would do when threatened as a display of intimidation. This puzzle makes a great arts-and-crafts activity that helps teach patience and following instructions. Puzzle also contains fun Tasmanian Tiger facts to help kids learn while they build.
Size: Package measures 6 1/4" tall, 3 1/4" wide, and 1" deep. Completed puzzle measures 3.39" L x 1.65" W x 2.48" H.
Materials: EUGY puzzles are made from high-quality biodegradable cardboard and eco-friendly inks. Non-toxic glue is included for assembly.
Age: 6+
Though commonly called the Tasmanian Tiger because of its striped back, the thylacine was actually a carnivorous marsupial. Native to Tasmania, mainland Australia, and New Guinea, it became extinct in the 20th century, with the last known individual dying in captivity in 1936. Today, the Tasmanian Tiger is remembered as an important symbol of wildlife conservation and extinction awareness.
Part of our fun tiger collection.
Product Code: eug086
EUGY #086
by EUGY
6+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
