Review on 🐷 Crate Creatures Surprise: Snort Hog by Jonathan Jensen

kinda small but still very cute in a disgusting way. This review covers all four members of this particular family of animals as we received one specimen of each species (see below). Our grandchildren couldn't stop feeding them as they slurped and snorted and stuck out their tongues to make them tremble, stare and growl. They also enjoyed opening drawers with a crowbar. It is important to read the instructions that come with it, and not just the instructions printed on the packaging, so that children can take advantage of all the unique features and functions. They do MUCH more than eat, glow, shake and growl. We bought all four different creatures in this style for four different grandchildren. They all arrived on time, well protected and with working batteries EXCEPT the marshmallow kite. It arrived with dead batteries, so we ordered a replacement (the price is up ten bucks, but what can you do when it's exactly what you need and you need it now?) when we got the dragon a replacement creature , his batteries were already empty! Both returned. As other reviews said changing the batteries in the kite didn't help we ended up with a duplicate of one of the other three, plus it was now offered at a higher price. Luckily it arrived just in time for the holidays and with working batteries. I don't know if other people had the same issues with the dragon creature as we did. I hope not. If it hadn't been for the holidays I might have opened it up and tried changing the batteries but we wanted to give an unopened gift and they are well sealed/wrapped. Our grandkids learn how to pick up and play and where to push or pull to get an answer. Their parents told us that they still like to play with them. Glad we ordered them early but wish the price hadn't gone up so much when we needed a replacement. Well I'm still glad we got them as they are still in use. The original price was great for the ones that worked. I think three out of four is still good. The grandchildren were between four and seven years old.