I love feeding my giraffes or playing with my monkeys
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MUST HAVE KINECT.  I love feeding my giraffes or playing with my monkeys.  Also fun to water my rhinos.
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This is such a great toy for kids.  My 5 and 2 yr old boys were fighting over it, they both loved it so much.  It's can stand on its own and is pretty large.  The neck and legs are posable and the detailing on the face and body is really nice as well.  This is a great toy or room decor piece for anyone with kids who love giraffes.  Worth the money for sure!!!
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I can't wait to use this with my birds, they love JW parrot toys and I think this will provide a lot of fun and feeding enrichment!
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Its fun to play and I can spend a lot of time on it.
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I love that I can play with my dogs while I'm away at work. It gives me peace of mind that I can check up on them any time from any where.
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It's hungry hungry hippos what else can I say it's super fun!!! I actually used this game as a tie breaker for when we are throwing  a parties that involve playing games to win prizes. Like a babyshower or birthday parties.
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I was amazed how many hours my monkeys spent playing with Bubber.  They love it.  Sort of like Playdough except 10 times lighter in weight.
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Thought the case was adorable online but I wasn't too fond of it being pink, I am not a fan of pink or purple. But giraffes are my favorite animal. I was thrilled when it came and the case was actually white. I love the rubbery feel makes the phone a tad softer. I would definitely order again
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This is a really fun book! Especially for young children who like monkeys! I loved this book when I was little and I bought it for all my nieces and they love it too!
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I'm having a lot of fun with this-the worms are happy and I am looking forward to the best nutrients nature has to offer!
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As scientists and animal behaviorists know, as soon as 100 monkeys learn a new skill, then spontaneously all monkeys throughout the world acquire the same skill even if we don't have contact with each other. It also will come as no surprise that we monkeys consider ourselves experts in all things banana. We take great pride in our banana skills. For example, most of you silly hairless apes open bananas by the stem. Seeing this gives us monkeys such a chuckle. We all know it's much easier to open from the bottom. In fact, my cousin Bobo once opened a banana from the stem right in front of the whole clan. Oh crimany, he was soon the laughing stock of our tribe. His wife divorced him. His children were shamed. He lost his friends. Eventually Bobo left the tribe never to be seen again. Though we heard rumors he voluntarily committed himself to the San Diego Zoo for observation. Poor Bobo.

Anyway, one day a well-meaning grad student with dreams of being the next Dian Fossey introduces us to the Hutzler 571 Banana Slicer. I doubt you straight-standing primates can fully appreciate how devastating it was to the first 99 monkeys who learned of the Hutzler abomination. This revolutionary device that has change banana consumption forever and will probably lead you talking freaks out of the Information Age and into the next step in your evolution is the worst thing to happen to us monkeys since Tarzan movies.

But the real horror was unleashed when I, the designated 100th monkey, saw the Hutzler 571 Banana Slicer. In that moment, monkeys around the world instantly knew we were no longer at the top of the banana food chain. Our national identity has been ripped from us. Monkeys all over the world are denouncing their species. Suicides are up. Monkeys "falling" out of trees like coconuts. Just yesterday my cousin Betsy walked right out in front of a lion. RIP Betsy.

You humans are always inventing things because you can. But you never stop to ask if you should. Shame on you.
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It is almost as much fun for me (42) as it is for my daughter (8).  I know that sounds lame for someone as old as I am, but the fact is I've grown attached to these pandas!  This game is great for animal lovers who enjoy nurturing, decorating, dressing, and washing pandas.  From a "mom" point of view, it is helpful with teaching younger children about money and budgeting.  For example, if you spend all of your allowance on a new "elegant bed" for your panda house, you may run out of money for bamboo shoots!  These pandas are hungry!  To me, although not as complicated, this game is more fun and endearing than the other animal reality games my children own.  The panda dvd, which is included, is a little dry, but informative. I just want one of my own so I can have my own panda family.  Santa, are you listening?
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Enjoyed by both of our rabbits and both of our Guinea pigs.
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This monkey has brought so much fun to my kiddos.  If you have a chainlink fence or know of one close by they could spend hours if you let them.  One arm did fall off, but a few stitches and he was back in the game.
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My grandchildren are having a blast, acting and playing "Five Little Monkeys" in our little puppet theater. They are entertaining themselves, their parents and Grandmama and Granddaddy!
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I got this because I feed the squirrels at a park everyday. This is showing my love for them. If I can find more with squirrels on them, I will buy them too.
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I ordered two of these for myself and then two for my mother because they are just too much fun to have and to watch the hummingbirds come and feed from.  I especially like the fact that the hummingbirds like to check you out as you are checking them out.  I was pleasantly surprised that it took only 2-3 days for them to find it, although I have a large group of birds already in my yard.  I was slightly worried that they would be reluctant to feed at the sliding glass window of my house with my movements going on, as well as my English Mastiff and my 2 cats, but they seem not to mind the noise or the movement beyond the window at all.  It's as if they understand they are safe from the cats on the other side of the glass Ha Ha Ha.  The feeders open up easily which means easy cleanings and easy refillings, and it's nice to be able to see clearly when the food level is getting low. The only main drawback that I've found so far is that it has been a breeding site for a bug (which I haven't quite decided that it's a mosquito for sure).  I guess this could also be a plus though because hummingbirds eat bugs just as often and possibly more so than they do nectar, so this may be good for them to find both foodstuffs in the same spot.  I'm also not sure about bees in the summertime, but we'll have to wait until then to find out about whether that's a problem or not.