Topps National Geographic Kids - Animals

Jahr: 2019
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Nr.	Titel	Bereich	Typ	Suche	Biete	Suche/Biete.
1	Koala	Hey there, explorers!	holographic	7	47	0.15
2	Turtle	Hey there, explorers!	holographic	2	41	0.05
3	Bear	Hey there, explorers!	holographic	6	43	0.14
4	Bird	Hey there, explorers!	holographic	2	48	0.04
5	African elephant	Africa	figured	11	17	0.65
6	Elephants	Africa	-	6	18	0.33
7	Baboons	Africa	-	8	14	0.57
8	Carp	Africa	-	12	15	0.80
9	Lions	Africa	holographic	1	52	0.02
10	Cheetah	Africa	-	13	23	0.57
11	Chimpanzees	Africa	-	8	17	0.47
12	Royal giraffe	Africa	-	10	19	0.53
13	Zebras	Africa	-	6	12	0.50
14	Female western lowland gorilla named Koko	Africa	-	10	13	0.77
15	Hyenas	Africa	-	8	18	0.44
16	What is a snake's favourite dance? The Mamba!	Africa	holographic	4	43	0.09
17	Ostriches	Africa	-	9	18	0.50
18	Flamingos	Africa	-	9	15	0.60
19	Meerkats	Africa	figured	4	24	0.17
20	Black mambas	Africa	-	6	11	0.55
21	The bouncy springbok	Africa	-	9	24	0.38
22	Wildebeest	Africa	-	6	18	0.33
23	The vulture	Africa	-	8	16	0.50
24	Tiny tiger cub	Asia	figured	11	19	0.58
25	A tiger's roar	Asia	holographic	4	49	0.08
26	Tiger	Asia	-	9	18	0.50
27	Yaks have seriously thick coats!	Asia	-	6	18	0.33
28	Komodo dragons	Asia	-	8	23	0.35
29	Japanese macaques	Asia	-	7	20	0.35
30	Orangutans	Asia	-	9	19	0.47
31	The red panda	Asia	-	9	29	0.31
32	It will use this to climb trees and feed on the leaves	Asia	-	6	16	0.38
33	Bactrian camels	Asia	figured	12	22	0.55
34	Sun bears	Asia	-	11	21	0.52
35	Snow leopards	Asia	holographic	9	39	0.23
36	Snow leopard cub	Asia	-	11	20	0.55
37	Sun bears	Asia	-	5	26	0.19
38	Indian cobras	Asia	-	8	16	0.50
39	The cobra	Asia	-	12	19	0.63
40	Giant panda	Asia	-	8	18	0.44
41	Giant panda	Asia	-	7	16	0.44
42	Scaly pangolins	Asia	-	10	14	0.71
43	The Fastest! The peregrine falcon	Asia	figured	8	17	0.47
44	The Fastest! The peregrine falcon	Record Breakers	-	8	20	0.40
45	The Smallest! The tardigrade, or "water bear"	Record Breakers	figured	5	17	0.29
46	The Deadliest! Tiny mosquit	Record Breakers	-	4	29	0.14
47	The Youngest! The tiny mayfly	Record Breakers	-	8	17	0.47
48	The Biggest! The gigantic blue whale	Record Breakers	figured	9	26	0.35
49	The Slowest! The sluggish three-toed	Record Breakers	-	7	23	0.30
50	Young puffin	Europe	figured	12	17	0.71
51	The colour of a puffin's bill changes throughout the year!	Europe	holographic	5	43	0.12
52	In the winter it's grey, but in spring it turns a crazy shade of orange!	Europe	-	11	8	1.38
53	Red squirrels spend the warmer parts of the year hiding food away for winter …	Europe	-	8	23	0.35
54	… but sometimes they forget where they stashed their supply!	Europe	-	10	22	0.45
55	Grey wolwes	Europe	-	11	22	0.50
56	Boar	Europe	-	10	21	0.48
57	Reindeer (Caribou)	Europe	-	10	15	0.67
58	The solitary wolverine	Europe	-	9	24	0.38
59	Badgers	Europe	-	13	11	1.18
60	Arctic foxes and polar bears	Europe	holographic	2	44	0.05
61	Lynx	Europe	-	12	10	1.20
62	Otters are notoriously playful!	Europe	-	5	22	0.23
63	Apollo butterflies	Europe	figured	10	22	0.45
64	Meadow-dwellers	Europe	-	6	27	0.22
65	Hedgehog	Europe	-	7	15	0.47
66	Adult walrus	Europe	-	9	16	0.56
67	The sure-footed ibex makes its home on craggy mountain sides …	Europe	-	11	21	0.52
68	… often as high as 2,000 metres! That's a long drop!	Europe	-	10	19	0.53
69	Bouncy joey	Oceania	figured	5	16	0.31
70	At birth, kangaroos are the size of a cherry!	Oceania	-	14	18	0.78
71	Saltwater crocodiles	Oceania	-	9	28	0.32
72	Echidnas	Oceania	-	9	21	0.43
73	The enormous leatherback turtles	Oceania	-	8	18	0.44
74	Clownfish	Oceania	-	11	10	1.10
75	Flying foxes	Oceania	-	7	27	0.26
76	Wild dingos	Oceania	holographic	3	44	0.07
77	A famous dingo fence	Oceania	-	9	18	0.50
78	Koalas	Oceania	holographic	6	40	0.15
79	Why do koalas eat so much eucalyptus? We simply can't leaf it alone!	Oceania	-	12	18	0.67
80	The kiwi is a national symbol of New Zealand	Oceania	figured	12	19	0.63
81	New Zealanders themselves are sometimes called "Kiwis"!	Oceania	-	9	25	0.36
82	Tasmanian devils are famous for their vicious attitudes …	Oceania	-	8	18	0.44
83	... and they have the most powerful bite for its size of any animal!	Oceania	-	10	15	0.67
84	Box jellyfish	Oceania	-	8	20	0.40
85	Wombats	Oceania	-	6	18	0.33
86	The territorial kookaburra	Oceania	-	7	23	0.30
87	The venomous redback spider	Oceania	-	8	12	0.67
88	Earth. Super Smart. Mammal	Animal. Choose one quiz	-	9	10	0.90
89	Earth. Invisibility. Reptile	Animal. Choose one quiz	figured	7	14	0.50
90	Water. Adaptable. Fish	Animal. Choose one quiz	-	9	11	0.82
91	Water. Multi-talented. Arthropod	Animal. Choose one quiz	figured	8	15	0.53
92	Air. A dangerous boat journey on a rough river. Amphibian	Animal. Choose one quiz	-	7	22	0.32
93	Air. A speedy mountain race in a plane. Bird	Animal. Choose one quiz	figured	8	14	0.57
94	Little bobcat	North America	figured	6	27	0.22
95	The bald eagle	North America	holographic	5	46	0.11
96	A moose's antlers can grow to be huge	North America	-	6	30	0.20
97	Beavers are incredible builders!	North America	-	6	18	0.33
98	The little armadillo	North America	-	9	13	0.69
99	The deadly rattlesnake	North America	-	11	17	0.65
100	Grizzly bears	North America	-	11	16	0.69
101	Bobcats	North America	-	10	19	0.53
102	The poisonous gila monster	North America	-	10	23	0.43
103	The alligator	North America	-	11	19	0.58
104	The turkey	North America	figured	8	18	0.44
105	The bison	North America	holographic	6	37	0.16
106	The turkey	North America	-	13	13	1.00
107	Polar bears	North America	-	11	21	0.52
108	The bison	North America	-	9	19	0.47
109	The cougar	North America	-	6	15	0.40
110	February 2nd is known as Groundhog Day in America!	North America	-	7	22	0.32
111	Raccoon hands look like a human's!	North America	-	7	14	0.50
112	Canada geese	North America	-	6	20	0.30
113	Hop along with this tiny frog	South America	figured	9	16	0.56
114	Exotic poison dart frogs	South America	-	11	28	0.39
115	Jaguars	South America	-	9	14	0.64
116	Colourful toucans	South America	holographic	4	42	0.10
117	Capybaras are the world's largest rodents!	South America	-	6	27	0.22
118	Howler monkeys are seriously loud!	South America	-	13	20	0.65
119	Anacondas reach a whopping 29 feet!	South America	-	7	18	0.39
120	Piranhas	South America	-	10	19	0.53
121	Piranha	South America	-	5	13	0.38
122	Golden lion tamarins	South America	-	10	22	0.45
123	Llamas	South America	-	5	24	0.21
124	Tortoises from the Galapagos Islands	South America	figured	5	24	0.21
125	Tortoise. The oldest recorded was 152 years old!	South America	-	10	19	0.53
126	Mischievous capuchin monkeys	South America	-	11	18	0.61
127	Monarch butterfly	South America	holographic	4	46	0.09
128	Millions of monarch butterfly	South America	-	11	12	0.92
129	Scarlet macaws have one mate for life!	South America	-	8	32	0.25
130	Scientists think that the bright colours of the red-eyed tree frog startle predators …	South America	-	8	13	0.62
131	... and allow the tiny frog a chance to escape!	South America	-	8	23	0.35
132	Kangaroos	Weird but true!	-	10	18	0.56
133	Kangaroo	Weird but true!	figured	11	13	0.85
134	The falcon!	Weird but true!	-	10	21	0.48
135	A group of ducks	Weird but true!	figured	9	13	0.69
136	Giant blue whales	Weird but true!	-	7	16	0.44
137	There is a pig in South Africa called "pigcasso"	Weird but true!	-	8	27	0.30
138	Parrot Macaws	Weird but true!	-	6	15	0.40
139	Parrots high-five	Weird but true!	-	6	21	0.29
140	Newborn giraffes	Weird but true!	-	9	19	0.47
141	Great white's sharks	Weird but true!	-	14	22	0.64
142	Chinstrap penguins	Antarctica	-	5	24	0.21
143	Brave little penguin	Antarctica	figured	7	13	0.54
144	Chinstrap penguins	Antarctica	-	9	16	0.56
145	Chinstrap penguins	Antarctica	-	6	17	0.35
146	Albatross	Antarctica	-	7	19	0.37
147	Albatross	Antarctica	-	10	29	0.34
148	Humpback Whale	Antarctica	-	7	20	0.35
149	Humpback Whale	Antarctica	holographic	7	49	0.14
150	Southern elephants	Antarctica	-	13	14	0.93
151	Krill	Antarctica	-	8	19	0.42
152	Krill	Antarctica	-	12	19	0.63
153	Arctic skuas	Antarctica	figured	10	12	0.83
154	Arctic skuas	Antarctica	-	7	23	0.30
155	Leopard	Antarctica	-	7	18	0.39
156	Emperor penguins	Antarctica	-	6	17	0.35
157	Emperor penguins	Antarctica	-	8	16	0.50
158	Killer whales	Antarctica	holographic	4	40	0.10
159	Killer whales	Antarctica	-	5	20	0.25
160	Killer whales	Antarctica	-	9	19	0.47
161	Less than a fifth of the world's plastic is properly recycled	Kids vs. Plastic	-	8	15	0.53
162	52% of all sea turtles have accidentally eaten plastic rubbish in the ocean!	Kids vs. Plastic	-	9	18	0.50
163	Plastic has become a big problem	Kids vs. Plastic	-	9	25	0.36
164	8.8 million tons of plastic end up in the ocean each year	Kids vs. Plastic	-	11	21	0.52
165	During a recent coastal clean-up, 443 animals were found trapped in plastic!	Kids vs. Plastic	-	7	15	0.47
166	90% of sea birds eat plastic	Kids vs. Plastic	-	12	24	0.50
167	Leopard cub playing with plastic	Kids vs. Plastic	-	11	13	0.85
168	Sumatran RHINO. There are less than 100 sumatran rhinos left in the wild	National Geographic. PhotoARK (Joel Sartore)	-	9	20	0.45
169	Orange-bellier PARROT. There are fewer than 50 left in the wild	National Geographic. PhotoARK (Joel Sartore)	-	7	22	0.32
170	Malayan TIGER. Fewer than 340 left in the wild	National Geographic. PhotoARK (Joel Sartore)	-	7	29	0.24
171	Malayan TAPIR. Only 2,499 adults are left in the wild	National Geographic. PhotoARK (Joel Sartore)	-	8	24	0.33
172	Golden snub-nosed MONKEY. Less than 16,000 left in the wild	National Geographic. PhotoARK (Joel Sartore)	-	12	13	0.92
173	When joeys are scared, they will instinctively jump for the safety of their mother's pouch!	Baby animals	figured	12	20	0.60
174	Pandas are born with pure white fur!	Baby animals	figured	7	13	0.54
175	Grizzly bear	Baby animals	holographic	3	41	0.07
176	Young orangutans	Baby animals	figured	7	18	0.39
177	All females in a lion pride are related and will nurse each other's cubs!	Baby animals	figured	12	13	0.92
178	Koala cubs	Baby animals	figured	8	16	0.50
179	Penguin parents	Baby animals	holographic	6	38	0.16
180	Giraffes ware	True or False?	figured	11	20	0.55
181	Grey wolwes	True or False?	-	13	18	0.72
182	Orangutans	True or False?	-	7	10	0.70
183	NASA astronauts breed jellyfish in space!	True or False?	-	9	16	0.56
184	European rabbits	Local Wildlife	holographic	4	44	0.09
185	Domestic horse	Local Wildlife	holographic	3	48	0.06
186	Cows	Local Wildlife	holographic	7	44	0.16
187	Red foxes	Local Wildlife	holographic	3	44	0.07
188	Owls	Up in the AIR	-	13	27	0.48
189	Peacocks	Up in the AIR	figured	8	18	0.44
190	Woodpeckers	Up in the AIR	-	6	29	0.21
191	Peacock	Up in the AIR	-	12	15	0.80
192	Honeybee hives	Up in the AIR	-	7	17	0.41
193	Pelican's	Up in the AIR	-	10	17	0.59
194	The golden eagle	Up in the AIR	-	8	26	0.31
195	Bats have	Up in the AIR	-	7	16	0.44
196	Parrots are really smart animals	Up in the AIR	holographic	4	44	0.09
197	The multi-armed octopus	Under the Water	-	15	18	0.83
198	Blue marlins	Under the Water	-	11	14	0.79
199	These playful dolphins	Under the Water	-	11	31	0.35
200	Seahorses	Under the Water	holographic	4	44	0.09
201	The exotic blue tang belong to a group of fish called "surgeonfish"	Under the Water	-	5	23	0.22
202	Manta rays	Under the Water	-	10	21	0.48
203	Great white sharks	Under the Water	-	8	16	0.50
204	Jellyfish are 95% water!	Under the Water	-	7	19	0.37
205	They have no bones, no heart, and no brain!	Under the Water	-	9	25	0.36
206	Jellyfish	So there we go, explorers!	figured	6	22	0.27
207	The Giant Panda	So there we go, explorers!	holographic	3	48	0.06
208	The Hippopotamus	So there we go, explorers!	holographic	4	38	0.11
209	Lion cub	So there we go, explorers!	holographic	7	43	0.16
210	Frog	So there we go, explorers!	holographic	7	45	0.16
211	The African Hedgehog	So there we go, explorers!	holographic	6	37	0.16
212	The Kiwi	So there we go, explorers!	holographic	9	44	0.20