Our promise to grown-ups
Wild Zoo Facts is made for kids and families, so we keep it boringly safe. Here's exactly what happens — and what never does — in plain language.
No accounts, ever
There is no sign-up and no login. Kids just play — nothing to create, nothing to remember.
No personal information collected
We never ask for a name, email, age, photo or location from anyone playing the games.
Progress stays on the device
Streaks, scores and unlocked critters are saved in your browser's local storage on this device only. They never reach a server because we don't have one.
No tracking cookies, no ad networks
We don't use advertising cookies or behavioural ad networks. If we ever add visitor counts, we use a privacy-friendly, cookie-free tool that can't identify anyone.
Videos load only when tapped
The weird-animal clips are hosted by us. The only outbound links go to our own YouTube channel, and they open in a new tab so a grown-up is in control.
No chat, no uploads, no strangers
There is nowhere for anyone to message your child or post anything. It's just animals and puzzles.
The longer version
What we store, and where. When you play, your browser remembers things like your daily streak, your stats, which Critter Run characters you've unlocked, and which animals you've discovered. This is saved using your browser's local storage — a private space on your own device. We have no database and no server that receives it, so this information physically cannot leave the device you play on. Clearing your browser data erases it.
Children's privacy (COPPA / GDPR-K). We do not knowingly collect any personal information from children. Because we collect nothing and have no accounts, there is nothing to request, export or delete from us — it all lives on your device, under your control.
Third parties. The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Embedded clips are self-hosted and only begin loading when a child taps play. Links to YouTube open our channel, @thewildzoofacts, in a new tab — YouTube has its own privacy practices once you're there, so we recommend YouTube Kids for younger viewers.
If anything ever changes. If we ever add something like a parent newsletter or a shop, it will be clearly labelled “for grown-ups”, will only ever involve an adult, and will never ask a child for information. We'll update this page first.
Questions? Reach out via the channel @thewildzoofacts. Last updated 2026.