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No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this orca snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. The...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this giraffe snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this dolphin snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this hippo snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. Th...

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 and accurate minifigures representing the diverse fauna of the Great Lakes region. Includes 10 figures: Common ...

The Common Stingray likes to bury itself on the ocean floor, and uses the stinger on its tail to protect itself if anyone gets to close. Scienti...

Sugar Gliders are marsupials, which means females have pouches where babies will further develop after being born. Native to Australia, these glid...

Bush Babies, also known as Galagos, are primates found in Africa. They are mostly active at night, so they have very large eyes to help them see i...

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

The Large White Pig, also called Large White Swine, lives up to its name, being both big in size and white-haired (though the pinkish skin often sh...

Salmon are a group of fish in the same family as trouts and char. Many salmon species are famous for their “anadromous” lifestyle: being born in fr...

The curious Pangolins are the only mammals which feature armor-like scales made of keratin covering their body. They eat mostly insects and, when ...

This stingray is known by many names, including Black-blotched Stingray, Black-spotted Stingray, Round Ribbontail Ray, Speckled Stingray, and - w...

Scorpions are easily identified by their segmented tail tipped with a venomous stinger and their prominent claws. Like spiders, they are arachnids ...

The groundhog is known by many names, including woodchuck and whistlepig. The subject of folklore and tongue-twisters, this animal is not actually ...

Spiny lobsters are similar to “true” lobsters, but they lack the large claws that are often associated with those crustaceans. They also have long,...

These Friendly Fairies just want to have fun with you! These fairy boys and girls would look great on your shelf, or in a fairy garden, or anywher...

Flying tree frogs are a group of tree frog that has developed the ability to glide between trees in the tropical forests of Asia, Africa, and Centr...

The northern cardinal is a strikingly red bird found in much of North and Central America. This backyard bird is a popular attraction at many bird ...

Corn snakes are found in the southeast United States, and while they are unfortunately often mistaken for the venomous copperhead, they are actuall...

Frogfish employ special camouflage to perfectly blend in with their habitat. Depending on the species, they can resemble coral, stones, sea sponges...