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Let imagination run wild with these magic markers. The white marker will change the color of the markers to the color of the caps. Great for creati...

Add some colorful and washable fun to your homeschool activity! These washable markers are double-tipped and each set comes with 16 different colors!

These colorful crayons make the perfect addition to playtime with Safari Ltd's figurines! Use them with our exclusive activity guides to assist wit...

A female spider can lay up to 3,000 eggs. Many species then protect the eggs in a silk sac, which is then attached to the web so the mother can pr...

Salmon undergo a long journey during their life, hatching from eggs in freshwater streams, growing up into adult fish, and then swimming out to th...

This TOOB features highly detailed miniature mammals representing the diverse region of South Africa. Included are the African Elephant, Lion, Lio...

This TOOB features highly detailed and accurate minifigures representing the diverse fauna of the Great Lakes region. Includes 10 figures: Common ...

Hedgehogs are small, shrew-like mammals whose fur has evolved into tiny spines that protect the hedgehog from predators. If threatened, the hedge...

Day Geckos are named for the fact that, unlike most gecko species, they are not nocturnal and are most active in daylight hours. They are a brigh...

Llamas are members of the camel family, though they lack the distinctive hump of more familiar camel species. Llamas are fully domesticated, and ...

This pack of 8 mini-figures contains animals often found in deserts throughout the world. Create tiny diorama, give them away as prizes, or just st...

The Primates are an order of mammals that includes lemurs, monkeys, apes, and humans! Primates have large brains compared to other mammals, and u...

The “pelagic zone” refers to the open ocean, away from the shore and the sea floor. It encompasses the “water column”, which is all of the water f...

The Pacific Ocean is the largest of all the world’s oceans, and also the deepest. It’s home to thousands of different species of marine life, incl...

Dolphins are small to medium-sized cetaceans related to whales and porpoises. Dolphins are intelligent, playful animals, and you can bring home a ...

Sloths are slow-moving, tree dwelling mammals in the order Pilosa. Living sloth species are separated into two groups – the three-toed sloths and ...

Fennec Foxes are small foxes with very large ears that are found only in the Sahara Desert in Africa. They are the smallest species in the family...

The Red Panda is a strange mammal that was once thought to be closely related to bears and raccoons, but is now considered to be in its own famil...

Pets come in all shapes and sizes, but these are 100% mini! There is much more to the world of pets than dogs and cats, and this Fun Pack contains ...

This brightly colored jellyfish is known as the “mauve stinger” in Europe due to its common pinkish hue and painful sting. Their colors can vary ...

Birds are a remarkably diverse group of animals that come in a wide range of shapes, sizes and colors. These feathered creatures are actually consi...

Hummingbirds are tiny birds, among the smallest bird species of all. They hover around drinking nectar through their long, thin beaks. In order t...

Toucans are tropical birds with extremely large bills that are often brightly colored. These highly social birds live in groups that can number o...

Ocean Dragons are social creatures and form strong bonds between mother and child. The family stays together in the dark ocean depths by using the ...

Whales are some of the largest animals in the world, but we’ve shrunken them down to fit in this convenient and portable TOOB®! This set features...

Waving cats, also known as happy cats or lucky cats, are a common Japanese talisman, or good luck charm. They are most often depicted as white ca...

Despite movies which show them as large and scary, Velociraptor was actually only about the size of a turkey. It lived about 75 million years ago...