The 18 cards are dealt equally among the players. The player who got the "Aal" places the card on the table. Now the player with an animal beginning with a "L" places his card behind the "Aal" card and so on, building a chain of cards. If a player has to place 2 cards after another, he has to take the first card in the chain. If a player has to place 3 cards he has to take 2 cards from the front of the chain. The first player to get rid of all his cards wins the game. Published in Auerbachs Deutscher Kinder-Kalender 1919. The cards had to be cut out from the paper sheet and glued on cardboard. Gifted children were encouraged to color the cards.

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