Gorilla or Elephant (shown):
Rotate the animal’s neck up
and down to unleash exciting
sound effects!
Shark or Dolphin:
Press down on the fin to hear
fascinating sound effects!
Kangaroo:
Tip the animal's head downward
to hear realistic sound effect!.
Leopard:
Press the button on the animal’s back to hear arealistic soundeffect!
Fun Animal Facts
Realistic Sound Effects
•Wipe this toy with a clean cloth dampened with a mild soap
and water solution. Do not immerse this toy in water.
•This toy has no consumer serviceable parts. Please do not
take this toy apart.
Paw
Print
Foot with
Sensor
Fact Card
•Locate the sensor on the animal.
Hint: The shark and dolphin sensors
are located on a fin.The gorilla sensor is
located on a hand.The elephant, leopard
and kangaroo sensors are located on the bottom of a foot.
•Place the sensor over the paw print on the fact card.
•Press down to hear a fascinating animal fact!
•To hear another fact, lift up and press down again!
Sensor
For best performance, we recommend replacing the batteries that
came with this toy with three new button cell alkaline batteries.
Battery Replacement
Battery Tips
•Do not mix old and new batteries.
•Do not mix different types of batteries: alkaline, standard
(carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium).
•Remove the batteries during long periods of non-use. Always
remove exhausted batteries from the toy. Battery leakage and
corrosion can damage this toy. Dispose of batteries safely.
•Never short circuit the battery terminals.
•Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
Battery
Compartment Door
1.5 V x 3
(LR44) or Equivalent
Shown Actual Size
•Locate the battery compartment on the animal.
•Loosen the screw in the battery compartment door with a
Phillips screwdriver. (The screw will remain in the door.)
•Lift to remove the battery compartment door.
•Insert three new button cell (LR44 or equivalent) alkaline
batteries in the battery compartment as shown. Make sure the
flat side of each battery (printed with the battery designation)
faces up.
Hint: Insert two button cell batteries into the battery compartment
as shown. Position the third battery between the two batteries and
push down to complete battery replacement. We recommend
using alkaline batteries for longer battery life.
•Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screw
with a Phillips screwdriver. Do not over-tighten.
•When sounds from this toy become faint or stop working,
it’s time for an adult to replace the batteries!
Unleash the nowledge!
Leopard
•Leopards’spotted coats are good camouflage.
•Leopards sneak up on gazelles, then pounce!
•Leopards growl, spit and purr.
•Leopards climb trees to hide their food.
Shark
•The shark’s jaws are like a giant trap.There’s no escape!
•Stingrays bury themselves in sand or mud to hide from sharks.
•Sharks have rows and rows of very sharp teeth.Yow!
•A keen sense of smell helps sharks find food. Sniff, sniff!
Elephant
•Elephants flap their ears to keep cool.
•A baby elephant follows mom, holding on to her tail with its trunk.
•An elephant’s ivory tusks are really extra long teeth.
•Elephants can eat as much as 500 pounds of vegetation a day.
Gorilla
•Daddy gorilla beats his chest to scare away danger!
•The safest place for a baby gorilla is on its mommy’s back.
•A gorilla could be as big as your refrigerator.
•Male gorillas are called “Silverbacks”.
Dolphin
•Dolphins don’t chew their food.They swallow fish whole.
•Dolphins give their baby calves a piggyback ride.
•Dolphins love to play.They flip, chase each other and play catch.
•Dolphins are not fish.They’re mammals like you and me.
Kangaroo
•Kangaroos are the most famous animals from Australia.
•Mommy Kangaroo carries baby Joey in her pouch.
•Kangaroos can leap thirty feet in one jump.
•Anewborn Joey is only about an inch long,smaller than your finger.
Here are some amazing
facts you can learn from
the Wild Adventures toys.
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