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Les puzzles eeBoo sont faits à 90% de cartons recyclés, et imprimés avec des encres végétales pour un impact environnemental limité.
Puzzle rond de 500 pièces. modèle inclus.
Dimension boîte : 30x30 cm
Dimension puzzle 58,5 cm de diamètre
Puzzle features this quote:
"This is the assembly of life that took a billion years to evolve. It has eaten the storms, folded them into its genes, and created the world that created us. It holds the world steady" from Edward O. Wilson.
Edward O. Wilson, known as the "father of biodiversity," is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and the world's leading expert on the study of ants. Visit the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation web page here.
Martine's Staff Pick:
“This puzzle is so fun! The art reminds me of going to the Natural History Museum when I was a kid. My favorite room was always the Hall of Biodiversity and this puzzle brings me right back.”
Kelsey Oseid (@kelzuki) is the illustrator of our Biodiversity Puzzle. Kelsey lives in Minneapolis with her husband and their two cats. She focuses her works on natural history subjects including biodiversity and astronomy. Bugs and other insects are the hardest animals to draw because so many have intricate patterns, Kelsey says. Her favorite animals to draw are whales and sharks. Kelsey finds inspiration on nature walks around her neighborhood and visits to her local arboretum and conservatory.
Take on the extra challenge of a round puzzle! As you puzzle, learn the building blocks of biodiversity: the wide variety of organisms that make up all the life on our planet. Like a jigsaw puzzle, every organism is an integral part of a larger, vital whole. Try this puzzle and get the big picture!
Puzzle rond de 500 pièces. modèle inclus.
Dimension boîte : 30x30 cm
Dimension puzzle 58,5 cm de diamètre
Puzzle features this quote:
"This is the assembly of life that took a billion years to evolve. It has eaten the storms, folded them into its genes, and created the world that created us. It holds the world steady" from Edward O. Wilson.
Edward O. Wilson, known as the "father of biodiversity," is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and the world's leading expert on the study of ants. Visit the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation web page here.
Martine's Staff Pick:
“This puzzle is so fun! The art reminds me of going to the Natural History Museum when I was a kid. My favorite room was always the Hall of Biodiversity and this puzzle brings me right back.”
Kelsey Oseid (@kelzuki) is the illustrator of our Biodiversity Puzzle. Kelsey lives in Minneapolis with her husband and their two cats. She focuses her works on natural history subjects including biodiversity and astronomy. Bugs and other insects are the hardest animals to draw because so many have intricate patterns, Kelsey says. Her favorite animals to draw are whales and sharks. Kelsey finds inspiration on nature walks around her neighborhood and visits to her local arboretum and conservatory.
Take on the extra challenge of a round puzzle! As you puzzle, learn the building blocks of biodiversity: the wide variety of organisms that make up all the life on our planet. Like a jigsaw puzzle, every organism is an integral part of a larger, vital whole. Try this puzzle and get the big picture!
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