Australian Animal Puzzles

Australian Animal Jigsaw Puzzles

This collection gathers animals found only in Australia, from the eucalyptus forests of the east coast to the red earth of the outback and the islands of the west.

Marsupials

• koala puzzles: a koala asleep in the eucalyptus, a mother and joey, gum trees at dawn.
• kangaroo puzzles: a mob at the waterhole, two kangaroos boxing, a joey in the pouch.
• quokka puzzles: Rottnest Island, a beach at sunset, spring wildflowers.
• wombat puzzles: the snowy highlands, a burrow entrance, a mother and joey.

More Australian wildlife

• platypus puzzles: a rainforest pool, a creek at dusk, underwater among the reeds.
• kookaburra puzzles: a laughing kookaburra at sunrise, a pair on a fence, the billabong.

Single scenes complete the set: a Tasmanian devil in the forest, an echidna in the bush, an emu on the outback plain, a dingo on red sand dunes, a cassowary in the rainforest, a sugar glider at night, a numbat in the woodland and the bush at dawn.

Which Piece Count?

Gray fur among gray-green leaves makes koala and wombat scenes slower than they look, so 500 pieces is a good start. Outback scenes, with red earth and open sky, sort more easily at 1000.

Formats and Quality

Choose 100, 200, 500 or 1000 pieces for any design: 18.9 x 13.4 in up to 500 pieces, 26.8 x 18.9 in at 1000. Pieces are 1.9 mm thick and die-cut with no false fits, the image is printed by sublimation, and every puzzle is made on demand. If a piece goes missing, we replace it free of charge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a joey?

A joey is the young of a marsupial. Kangaroos, koalas, wombats and quokkas all carry their joeys in a pouch, and several scenes here show a mother with her joey.

Which Australian mammals lay eggs?

The platypus and the echidna. They are the only egg-laying mammals alive today, and both have a scene in this collection.

What is a Tasmanian devil?

A carnivorous marsupial about the size of a small dog. In the wild it now lives only on the island of Tasmania.