Folkmanis Mini Tortoise Finger Puppet
Folkmanis mini tortoise finger puppet with a detailed printed shell in brown tones, lying on an open hand
Folkmanis mini tortoise finger puppet with an olive-green plush body and a detailed printed brown shell, shown at an angle
Folkmanis mini tortoise finger puppet with a detailed patterned brown shell and olive-green limbs, shown at an angle
Girl wearing a Folkmanis mini tortoise finger puppet with a patterned shell on her hand, side view
Boy holding a Folkmanis mini tortoise finger puppet with a realistically printed shell up to his face
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Take peek-a-boo fun on the go with the engaging Folkmanis mini tortoise Finger Puppet that tucks into its shell.
The shell of a tortoise (Testudinidae) is not a house to crawl into but part of the skeleton: ribs and vertebrae are fused into bony plates and covered by horny scutes. Tortoise eyes handle colour superbly and reach into the ultraviolet, so ripe fruit and flowers stand out sharply for them. They have no outer ear and pick up mainly low tones and tremors passing through the ground. Smelling happens with a pumping motion of the throat that draws air across the scent cells.
Did you know that a tortoise cannot breathe the way we do? With its ribs locked into the shell, the chest simply cannot expand. Sheets of muscle beneath the lungs, helped by the movement of legs and head, draw air in and squeeze it out again.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 15 cm |
| Playability: | forlegs, can hide, head |
| Weight approx.: | 34 g |
| Publication year: | July 2019 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
Take peek-a-boo fun on the go with the engaging Folkmanis mini tortoise Finger Puppet that tucks into its shell.
The shell of a tortoise (Testudinidae) is not a house to crawl into but part of the skeleton: ribs and vertebrae are fused into bony plates and covered by horny scutes. Tortoise eyes handle colour superbly and reach into the ultraviolet, so ripe fruit and flowers stand out sharply for them. They have no outer ear and pick up mainly low tones and tremors passing through the ground. Smelling happens with a pumping motion of the throat that draws air across the scent cells.
Did you know that a tortoise cannot breathe the way we do? With its ribs locked into the shell, the chest simply cannot expand. Sheets of muscle beneath the lungs, helped by the movement of legs and head, draw air in and squeeze it out again.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 15 cm |
| Playability: | forlegs, can hide, head |
| Weight approx.: | 34 g |
| Publication year: | July 2019 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |