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Ages: Two and up (young babies can eat and enjoy animal crackers, but will miss the point of the game)
Number of Players: One or more
Nutrition Information: 140 cal; 4 g of fat; 0 g Cholesterol; 2g Protein (2 servings per box)
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How to play:
- Acquire a box of animal crackers.
- Shake box well (if you are a small child, you have probably already done this).
- Wagers may be taken at this point, where legal. Note: we do not recommend this in games involving small children.
- Each player should remove one animal cracker. If you are playing alone, remove two.
- Determine which animal would win in a fight. For example: would the headless lion win against the zebra missing two legs?
- Rules for determining the winner are open to many variations. See below.
- The losing animal (cracker) should be eaten first.
- Return to step three (until there are no more animal crackers, then return to step one).
Rules for determining a winner:
- Whole animals always beat animal parts.
- Carnivores generally beat herbivores.
Further variations:
- Best argument in support of an animal wins
- Monkeys wild
- Head beats any other limb
- Head alone loses to any other limb
- Winning animal remains for next round
Play Animal Cracker Combat today!
Click here to see a sample game (with photos)
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