When Samara Pujara was  only three years old, her parents discovered her love for animals at Hounslow Urban Farm in England, where they were holidaying. Under the supervision of farm workers, the toddler warmed up to rabbits, pigs, chameleons and snakes. This trusting affection for natural bounties makes her eyes sparkle on encountering experiences related to the animal kingdom, shares her mother, Deepa Pujara. Expectedly, a 36-piece puzzle that slaps the world on a 15x21-inch space with original artworks of oceans, countries and fauna, filled Samara with nervous energy. The need to attempt it was real — as real as submitting to a box of candies — but Samara didn’t know where to start.