Colorata Humboldt Penguin Plush Toy Realistic Penguin Animal Toy Doll Gift Present Birthday Read 2 Christmas Christmas Prese

[Realistic yet adorable expression] The Humboldt penguin has been carefully created with attention to its features such as the pink pattern around its eyes, as well as the details of its body form and body color. This is a friendly stuffed toy that pursues the realism of the Humboldt penguin while making use of the animal's adorable expression and the softness of the stuffed toy. [Stuffed toys with a gentle touch] All stuffed toys are sewn by hand under a highly controlled production process. As a result, each piece has its own individuality. We also pay special attention to the texture, so you can enjoy a gentle texture every time you touch it. [Christmas present] Christmas is a big event that happens once a year. Are you worried about what kind of gift to give? Colorata stuffed animals with a comfortable texture and adorable facial expressions that capture the characteristics of animals are easy to become attached to, and can be displayed as interior decorations, making them perfect for special events. How about a gift from Santa? [High-quality stuffed animals with safety in mind] Quality that can be used even by small children, such as meeting safety standards for hazardous substances (lead, mercury, etc.), Food Sanitation Act standards, and having the needle read twice during the production process. We are working on management. [Size] Width: 31cm, Height: 12cm, Depth: 28cm [Material] Polyester, polystyrene, polyethylene A swimming stuffed Humboldt penguin with a distinctive pink pattern around its eyes. [Expression of Colorata-ness] The lively expressions and figures of animals soothe our hearts and make us feel kind. Colorata stuffed animals express the adorable appearance of these animals. [Characteristics of living things] Humboldt penguins are so named because they live along the coast of the Humboldt Current. The area around the eyes is pink. They build their nests in rocky coastal caves and among cobblestones, but as their nesting sites have been taken away by environmental destruction, their population has drastically decreased and there are concerns that they may become extinct.