Folkmanis Mini Shark Finger Puppet
Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet in blue-grey with open mouth, worn on two fingers of a hand, side view
Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet in side view, blue-grey with a white belly and open mouth
Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet in side view, blue-grey with a white belly and open mouth with visible teeth
Child laughing while wearing a Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet in blue-grey with open mouth on their index finger
Boy holding a Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet with open mouth and visible teeth on his index finger
€13.10
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Solitary playtime is made more fun when kids can imagine the seas they’ll swim with the Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet.
Sharks (Selachii) patrol every ocean, from the surf line down to the deep sea. Their skeleton is built from cartilage rather than bone, which keeps it light and flexible. Their skin feels like fine sandpaper because it carries thousands of tiny tooth-like scales that smooth the flow of water. Diet depends on the species: most hunt fish and squid, while the largest simply strain plankton from the sea. Worn teeth are replaced throughout life, in some species many thousands of times.
Did you know that sharks are older than the first trees? Their ancestors were already swimming the oceans some 450 million years ago. Tiny pores across the snout pick up the faint electrical fields given off by other animals, even prey buried under the sand.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 20 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 26 g |
| Publication year: | January 2019 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
Solitary playtime is made more fun when kids can imagine the seas they’ll swim with the Folkmanis mini shark finger puppet.
Sharks (Selachii) patrol every ocean, from the surf line down to the deep sea. Their skeleton is built from cartilage rather than bone, which keeps it light and flexible. Their skin feels like fine sandpaper because it carries thousands of tiny tooth-like scales that smooth the flow of water. Diet depends on the species: most hunt fish and squid, while the largest simply strain plankton from the sea. Worn teeth are replaced throughout life, in some species many thousands of times.
Did you know that sharks are older than the first trees? Their ancestors were already swimming the oceans some 450 million years ago. Tiny pores across the snout pick up the faint electrical fields given off by other animals, even prey buried under the sand.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 20 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 26 g |
| Publication year: | January 2019 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |