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Toddler puzzles - Animal games
Abuzz
4.1 (3,127 ratings)
1,000,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 1,738,729
Style: Educational
Free
Released: Jun 20, 2014
Installs since launch
0 869K 1.7M Sep 18: 1,738,729 installs 1.7M Jun 20, 2014 today
Tracking since Sep 18 — growth appears once we have a second daily reading.
Update history
10.5.0 Aug 13, 2026 · seen Sep 18, 2026
Updated to meet the latest Android requirements.
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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4 animal worlds. 100+ animals. One little explorer having a blast! Take your toddler on a trip through the Farm, the Ocean, the Jungle and the Savannah — tap any animal and it breaks into a fun puzzle. Piece it back together and watch it come alive, wiggle, make its sound and say its name out loud. Kids get hooked, parents get a bit of quiet. Everybody wins 🙂 It started as a simple puzzle game and honestly it grew into a whole little learning world. There's over 100 hand-drawn animals to discover, plus loads of mini games mixed in so it never gets boring. What's inside: 4 worlds to explore — Farm, Aquatic, Jungle, Savannah 🐮🐬🐒🦒 100+ animals, each one a satisfying break-and-build puzzle animals come to life, say their name and play real sounds 8+ mini games: color by numbers, animal memory match, dominoes, find the animal, connect the dots, sound match & more real animal photos and fun facts to peek at after each puzzle claps, cheers and balloons every time they finish one 30+ languages so kids can learn animal names in their own made for ages 2-6, works great for toddlers, preschool & kindergarten No wifi needed, so it's perfect for car rides and planes. Great for building first words, fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination — and gentle enough for kids on the autism spectrum too.