Folkmanis Blue Tarantula Hand Puppet
Folkmanis blue ornament tarantula hand puppet in vivid blue with white spots, yellow-purple leg joints and black eyes, angled view
Folkmanis blue ornamental tarantula hand puppet worn on a hand, blue and white patterned plush with spread legs, top view
Folkmanis hand puppet blue ornament tarantula with blue and white fur pattern and eight jointed legs, angled view
Boy holds the Folkmanis Blue Tarantula hand puppet with eight legs on his head, mouth wide open in surprise
Boy using the Folkmanis blue ornamental tarantula hand puppet with a blue-and-white plush body and eight legs on his hand
Child laughing while holding the Folkmanis blue tarantula hand puppet with a blue-and-white plush body and eight legs in both hands
Folkmanis blue and white ornamental tarantula hand puppet on a girl's hand, front view with front legs raised
Folkmanis hand puppet blue ornament tarantula in blue and white plush with eight legs and black eyes, front view on forest floor
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Creep and crawl into playful fun with the stunning Blue Tarantula Folkmanis Hand Puppet. No ordinary arachnid, this uncommonly beautiful spider is startling in size and colour, with realistic indigo velboa plush picked out by hairy needle-like fringe. Set the long legs of this friendly glove puppet moving and nothing of the dread is left.
Tarantulas (family Theraphosidae) live across the tropics and subtropics, many in burrows they dig themselves, others in hollow trees. A blue sheen has arisen several times over within the family, and it comes from fine structures inside the hairs rather than from pigment. Most species wait near the mouth of the burrow and read vibrations through sensory hairs on the legs. Insects make up the bulk of the diet, with the occasional lizard or frog. They can grow only by moulting, leaving the old skin behind as a complete replica.
Did you know that many American tarantulas defend themselves with hair rather than fangs? Faced with danger, they flick barbed hairs off the abdomen with their hind legs towards the attacker. Small mammals give up the chase remarkably quickly.
| Typ: | glove puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 41 cm |
| Playability: | legs (all) |
| Width approx.: | 36 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 130 g |
| Publication year: | July 2024 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
Creep and crawl into playful fun with the stunning Blue Tarantula Folkmanis Hand Puppet. No ordinary arachnid, this uncommonly beautiful spider is startling in size and colour, with realistic indigo velboa plush picked out by hairy needle-like fringe. Set the long legs of this friendly glove puppet moving and nothing of the dread is left.
Tarantulas (family Theraphosidae) live across the tropics and subtropics, many in burrows they dig themselves, others in hollow trees. A blue sheen has arisen several times over within the family, and it comes from fine structures inside the hairs rather than from pigment. Most species wait near the mouth of the burrow and read vibrations through sensory hairs on the legs. Insects make up the bulk of the diet, with the occasional lizard or frog. They can grow only by moulting, leaving the old skin behind as a complete replica.
Did you know that many American tarantulas defend themselves with hair rather than fangs? Faced with danger, they flick barbed hairs off the abdomen with their hind legs towards the attacker. Small mammals give up the chase remarkably quickly.
| Typ: | glove puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 41 cm |
| Playability: | legs (all) |
| Width approx.: | 36 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 130 g |
| Publication year: | July 2024 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |