If you’ve ever felt the desire to get into one of the many African animal safari outfit costumes and grabbing a camera and a hat to go on an African safari, now you’re closer than ever!

These jungle-ready, discounted safari outfits will definitely make you look the part for a great theme or Halloween party. You’ll fit right in with lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, leopards, and monkeys. You and your children will have loads of fun dressing up in these fun and wild safari costumes and animal mascots fit for true nature lovers and animal wannabes. If you or your kids have ever dreamed of living in the world of The Lion King with Simba, Timon, and Pumba, now is your chance to purchase these low-priced costumes and live out an African safari fantasy!

Safari Elephant Toddler Costume
Available Sizes: 18-24 months, 2-4 T, 4-6X

Most elephants weigh thousands of pounds, but your child won’t have to because this elephant costume will make him look like the real thing, except in a much more manageable and cuter size.

This cuddly elephant costume includes many things. It comes with a grey onesie with an intricate elephant skin pattern. Round elephant feet are also attached to the costume. Also included is a soft tail with a fuzzy end, elephant mitts, and a large hood with large gray elephant ears, soft white elephant tusks, and a long trunk for curling around his favorite things. Be just like Dumbo with this adorable little elephant costume.

Plus Size Safari Girl Costume
Available Sizes: Plus (18-20)

What better way is there to survey the animal kingdom and to keep an eye out on your elephant baby than with this girl’s/woman’s safari suit?

This sexy and outdoorsy getup will attract the wildest of animals (not to mention men as well!) Included in this costume is a sizzling beige dress accented with leopard pattern trim on the collar, belt line, and breast pockets. A safari hat with matching leopard accents is also included.

Think about buying matching leopard high-heeled shoes or a bullwhip to make this snappy outfit even snappier.

Many people use the term, “safari,” but few people really know its origins. The word “safari” is derived from the Swahili language, which is primarily spoken in the African country of Ethiopia. Safari translates into “long journey.” Noted English adventurer, Sir Richard Frances Burton was the first person to use the term safari in English discourse.

Prior to the mid-to-late-nineteen hundreds, a “safari” usually entailed a hunting trip intended to shoot large animals on the African continent. During the colonial period in Africa, many European citizens traveled to Africa to hunt the legendary game of the land. These frequent hunts by so many people greatly reduced populations of African lions, leopards, giraffes, elephants, and other animals.

Many species became endangered or extinct altogether. However, safaris took a much better turn in later decades. During the second half of the twentieth century and in present times, tourists from many countries around the world voyage to Africa, and instead of shooting the animals there, they take harmless photographs of them. Vans are often used to shuttle tourists around the vast deserts of Africa like the Sahara and Serengeti. Safaris and tourism in general are tremendously crucial industries in Africa’s economy.

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