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Ladybug might be their favorite name, but it wasn't their first name, and it's certainly not the most accurate. First off, these colorful creatures technically aren't bugs, rather, they are beetles, a more→s they go through a larval stage. But those are fine details. What about the Lady part of Ladybugs? That's an even more interesting story. The beetles aren't all females, obviously, and they don't have any particularly feminine traits. However, they do have a stunning shade of red, which is also the color most often associated with one well-known lady: The Virgin Mary. In paintings, she was often distinguished by a red cloak, so much so that the color became something of her trademark. Enter a red …

Kronosaurus was first named in 1924 by H. Longman, who described a large jaw fragment discovered in Queensland, Australia. Longman was inspired to name this mysterious giant predator after the titan K more→ronos who, according to Greek mythology, devoured his own children. The species name K. queenslandicus refers to the place where the jaw was found.Kronosaurus is one of the most famous pliosaurs due to its large size and ferocious appearance. It moved its massive, wing-like flippers up and down to fly through the water like a giant penguin, and used its large head full of pointed conical teeth to catch prey. It inhabited the shallow seas of the southern hemisphere during the early Cretaceous, about …

Komodo Dragons are the largest species of lizard alive today, but these pocket-sized Good Luck Minis let you take a miniature version of these unique reptiles with you wherever you go

Koalas and eucalyptus trees are intimately connected. The tough, poisonous leaves of the eucalyptus trees are the favorite food of the fuzzy Koalas, and the marsupials' claws and opposable digits keep more→them safely perched among their banquet. Koalas seldom need to leave the trees, as they obtain most of their water needs from the lush leaves. Although their populations are stable, a single Koala needs about 100 eucalyptus trees to maintain its prodigious eating habits, so the marsupials depend on unbroken swaths of the trees. Deforestation in Australia could threaten the species.Feature: - 192 Pieces Per Bag. Only Available in Bulk Purchase.- Koalas are marsupials, related to Kangaroos and Wallabies …

The knights & dragons Bulk Bag will take you on an adventure back to medieval days. Journey to the castle and find a ferocious dragon waiting inside!- Our professionally sculpted miniature figurines f more→rom our Bulk Bag collection are individually hand painted with realistic details.- Bulk Bags feature our most popular TOOBS® figures in 48-piece bags. These individually hand painted miniature replicas are characterized by vibrant colors and accurate detail.- Go on an adventure with our knights and dragons TOOBS® today!- This bag includes: knights with lances, halbreds, great swords, 2-handed swords, mounted knights on war-horses, pikemen, catapults and green dragons.- Slay a dragon with your fe…

Features:- Kiwis Good Luck Minis.- Not suitable for children under 36 months because small parts may be swallowed.- Danger of suffocation.- Specifications:- Age Range: 5 years+- Size In: 8.25 L x 7.3 more→W x 1.05 H- Size Cm: 20.96 L x 18.54 W x 2.67 H

Cats are the second-most popular pet in the United States behind freshwater fish. They were certainly domesticated in Egypt, and they were likely domesticated separately in ancient China as well. Toda more→y, there are more than 70 domesticated breeds.Features:- Scientific Name: Felis catus- Adorable, fluffy, friendly. All the words used to describe kittens apply to this soft figure as well.- Use these kitten figures for jewelry or charms, decorate a birthday party, or pass them to cat-loving friends.- Kittens are part of the Good Luck Minis® collection- All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA freeSpecifications:- Recommended Age: 5+- Size in cm: 20.25 W x 25.5 H- Size in inches: 7.97 W x 10.04 H…

Studies of Killer Whales have revealed a number of surprising tidbits about these lethal sea mammals. Tracking studies have found that Killer Whales have a nearly worldwide range. Behavioral studies h more→ave revealed a variety of cooperative techniques, including herding fish and massed attacks on larger prey. They've been studied creating underwater currents to confuse targets, and they use air bubbles to screen their movements. A pod of Killer Whales has been compared to a wolf pack in terms of cooperation, but their advanced techniques might be better compared to a modern special forces unit.Feature: - 192 Pieces Per Bag. Only Available in Bulk Purchase.- Gigantic Killer Whales are actually members …

The landmass that would become Australia broke from the landmass that would become South America and Africa about 150 million years ago during the Jurassic period. From that moment, the landmass embar more→ked on a unique geological and natural journey. 80 or 90 million years ago, the continent shed Antarctica and New Zealand, and from then, life on Australia began to diverge. Enter Procoptodon, a giant kangaroo measuring more than 6 feet tall and weighing more than 500 pounds. It grazed the Australian continent during the Pleistocene age, about 2.5 million years ago. From this mighty ancestor came the many kangaroo species that exist today, from the impressive red kangaroo to the tiny rat kangaroos.…

The so-called mauve stinger is quite beautiful, and its scientific name means nightlight of the sea as its bright colors and translucent body appear to glow in the dark. However, despite its beauty it more→can be quite dangerous when it comes into contact with humans.Increasing numbers of this jellyfish in areas like the Mediterranean Sea are causing concern, as their painful sting threatens to discourage tourists from entering the water. The growing jellyfish population is believed to be due to human interaction, though the exact cause is not known. It is thought to be the result of overfishing, or warming waters due to climate change.This brightly colored jellyfish is known as the mauve stinger …

Though native to Central and South America, the jaguar's ancestors originally migrated from a land bridge that connected Asia to North America. Jaguars once roamed over large areas in the extreme sout more→hwestern United States, but now very few jaguar are known to venture north of the Mexican border, and its overall numbers are declining. It is currently listed as near threatened in its remaining range. In many Pre-Colombian cultures, the jaguar is seen as a spiritual creature of immense power.- The jaguar is the largest cat in the New World, and this fearsome hunter can take down just about any prey it wants. It's the only cat in the Americas that is capable of roaring.Feathered:Characteristics: …

With an array of ships, rafts- and even a paddleboat- your imagination with take you to new places in numerous ways.- Bulk Bags feature our most popular TOOBS® figures in 48-piece bags. These individu more→ally hand painted miniature replicas are characterized by vibrant colors and accurate detail.- Sail away with our in the water Bulk Bag today.- The bag includes: jet ski, personal propeller, steam boat, zodiac raft, submarine, cargo beat, motorboat, windsurfer, battleship, cruise liner, sail boat and tug boat.- Discover the various modes of transportation on the deep blue sea with our in the water Bulk Bag. 48 total pieces to create your own bustling waterways.Feathered:- Characteristics: This s…

This Bulk Bag contains some of the most popular and common insects known to man.- Insects are cold-blooded creatures with two antennas. They typically have three pairs of legs. It's believed that ther more→e are 10 million species of insects!- Bulk Bags feature our most popular TOOBS® figures in 48-piece bags. These individually hand painted miniature replicas are characterized by vibrant colors and accurate detail.- Start collecting insects in your room with our Bulk Bag today!- The insects Bulk Bag includes: caterpillar, dragonfly, centipede, grasshopper, housefly, ladybug, spider, butterfly, honeybee, cockroach, scorpion, praying mantis and an ant.- Hold a variety of creepy crawlers and some of t…

Ice Dragons live exclusively in the Arctic circle, where few humans have the opportunity to study them. The fierce creatures use sharp claws for excellent traction in ice and snow, but they can just a more→s easily soar in the cold sky. Instead of fire, they breathe frozen air.Features:- Scientific Name: Draco glacies- Dragon art projects, dragon-themed parties, and dragon collections are all ideal uses for these detailed Ice Dragons.- Ice Dragons are part of the Good Luck Minis® collection- All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA freeSpecifications:- Recommended Age: 5+- Size in cm: 20.25 W x 25.5 H- Size in inches: 7.97 W x 10.04 H

Hummingbirds are highly specialized birds that feed exclusively on nectar that they extract from flowers by using their long bills. Their vision is extremely sensitive to allow them to respond quickly more→during their rapid flight, and their metabolisms are the highest among all animals except for insects. Their hearts can beat over 1000 times per minute, and during that same time they can take up to 250 breaths. They can also go into a hibernation state known as torpor to conserve energy when food is scarce, slowing down their bodily functions and becoming nearly catatonic.- Hummingbirds are tiny birds, among the smallest bird species of all. They hover around drinking nectar through their long,…

Anatomy has never been so fun– or easy! Explore the human organ system with our human organs bulk bag. These travel-sized representations of our internal workings are Toys That Teach® educators and pa more→rents love!- Bulk bags feature our most popular TOOBS® figures in 48-piece bags. These individually hand-painted miniature replicas are characterized by vibrant colors and accurate detail. They are a favorite among educators and parents, who use our many themed TOOBS® to bring lessons to life through imaginative play. The curated pieces make excellent teaching aids and diorama accessories.- Explore what´s inside all of us, without all the mess! This 48 piece set has more organs than any one person…

The subspecies of Equus ferus caballus is completely domesticated, meaning no truly wild horses exist. There are untamed, free-roaming populations, such as the mustangs of the western United States, b more→ut these are descended from domestic horses brought over by early European settlers. This makes them feral, rather than wild.- Horses have been an important working animal for thousands of years, pulling loads and serving as riding mounts. They are also used for sporting purposes, such as racing, dressage and other equestrian activities.- The horse was first domesticated around 6000 years ago in Asia. There are now several hundred recognized breeds of domestic horse, each selectively bred to perform …

Migrants traveling through Europe 2000 years ago came across what would eventually become the Netherlands, a cold, northern country with limited natural resources. They needed a cow that could survive more→and thrive in that setting. Two types, the black Batavians and the white Friesians were bred for their superior characteristics, most notably their ability to produce a great deal of milk from limited feed. The black-and-white breed became known as Holsteins, and the productive cows finally made their way to the U.S. in 1852 aboard a Dutch ship. A single Holstein had provided enough milk for the crew during the journey across the Atlantic, and the value of the animal was immediately recognized.…

Although Hippos no longer live in the lower Nile areas of Egypt, the massive beasts were once important elements of Ancient Egyptian culture. The relationship was complicated, however. On one hand, Hi more→ppos lived in the waters and mud of the life-giving Nile River, so they received honor and respect and were seen as symbols of rebirth. The Egyptian goddess Tauret, who protected women giving birth, even has the face and body of a Hippo. On the other hand, Hippos were dangerous. They ate newly planted wheat, they overturned ships, and they were quite deadly. Eventually, Hippos were hunted to extinction in the lower Nile area of Egypt, but they range freely throughout central Africa.Feature: - 192 …

Crabs predate dinosaurs. They've survived several mass extinctions and continue to flourish today. The family to which crabs belong, crustaceans, stretches back to the early Cambrian period, a time wh more→en the vast majority of phyla existing today first made their appearance. The crab family tree, then, is wide and tall, stretching back to the warm seas and including creatures as diverse as lobsters, shrimp, and spiders. Crabs and humans have gotten along since prehistory. Given that there are over 4,000 species and they range worldwide, it's not known which culture first risked eating the clawed sea creature. The Greeks and Romans certainly ate them, and it's likely their time on the plate extends …