It trickles and it flows, it gushes forth, it rushes along, it ripples, trickles and foams - a watercourse seeks its way through the land in many different ways, from its emergence from the depths of the earth to its mouth into the sea. And so the life that unfolds around the quiet spring, along the babbling brook or along the majestically rolling river is also colorful and diverse. The colorful illustrated card pairs of this memory game show vivid examples of the fascinating, species-rich ecosystems of springs, streams and rivers. Be it the kingfisher, fearlessly diving in to catch the fish, be it the otter, playfully cavorting in the waters, or be it the iridescent damselflies buzzing over the surface of the water. The spring moss grows under the water, the brook speedwell dips halfway into the water, and the willow tree raises its crown above the water on the bank.

As precise as they are vivid, the detailed illustrations in this memory game convey an impression of the habitat - a colorful reminder of the last excursion into nature or preparation for the next one. Last but not least, Roland Spohn's illustrations impress with the scientific expertise that the doctor of biology incorporates into his artistic work.

Such games are almost unbeatable as concentration and memory training for the whole family (and we don't have to explain at length that children are sometimes far superior to adults when it comes to memory games). Accepting the challenge? The illustrations are definitely suitable for getting to know a natural area in an entertaining way - and at the same time whet the appetite for the next outdoor adventure.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.