Wild Republic North American Polybag

Roger wrote:

Those are very interesting figures, Fernando! I'd loved to see a comparison picture of the beaver if it is possible.
Anyway there is something in this set that I'm not understanding.
We have an American black bear, a raccoon, the beaver even you are saying that it is an European beaver it would be certainly an American beaver. Those are normal in a North American set.
The lynx you are identifying as an Eurasian lynx, I agree with you but in America there's only the bobcat and Canada lynx, it should be one of them.
The badger is not an American badger, I'm sure it is a Eurasian badger what also makes not sense in a North America set. Sorry if I'm being bored but something is not correct here!
The raccoon as a irreverent looking!
Congratulations! :)

Actually, Landrover is right: the badger IS european and the lynx IS eurasian. It's the makers of Wild Republik who didn't know what they were doing.

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Roger wrote:

Those are very interesting figures, Fernando! I'd loved to see a comparison picture of the beaver if it is possible.
Anyway there is something in this set that I'm not understanding.
We have an American black bear, a raccoon, the beaver even you are saying that it is an European beaver it would be certainly an American beaver. Those are normal in a North American set.
The lynx you are identifying as an Eurasian lynx, I agree with you but in America there's only the bobcat and Canada lynx, it should be one of them.
The badger is not an American badger, I'm sure it is a Eurasian badger what also makes not sense in a North America set. Sorry if I'm being bored but something is not correct here!
The raccoon as a irreverent looking!
Congratulations! :)

Actually, Landrover is right: the badger IS european and the lynx IS eurasian. It's the makers of Wild Republik who didn't know what they were doing.

It may not be clear in my old comment but I was actually saying it. Of course Fernando is right and it is a brand mistake.