Stay calm when looking at the Wimmel forest: despite all the hustle and bustle depicted in the illustration, this puzzle offers the possibility of mental relaxation and concentrated activity that fills you with calm and at the same time gives you an insight into the biodiversity of forest life. After all, the essence of a jigsaw puzzle is to bring order to chaos by searching, finding and putting together piece by piece, puzzle piece by puzzle piece - in this case 499 times. It's not just the puzzling itself that creates playful fun, but also the discovery of all the creatures that make up the forest as a whole. In addition to foxes and mice, deer and wild boar, the most amazing organisms can be found there, from mushrooms and lichens to flowering plants and gnarled giant trees, from molluscs and insects to amphibians and reptiles, birds and the aforementioned small and large mammals.

Thanks to the lifelike illustrations by Roland Spohn, children and adults alike can learn about numerous forest species in an entertaining way. Stroke by stroke, color by color, the doctor of biology incorporates his scientific expertise into his artistic work without raising his didactic finger. As a result, the puzzles are pure fun and allow you to learn while having fun.