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Reptiles Shells Crabs Starfish
Soft fish imitation, it is made of the best materials in accordance with EN 71 toy safety standards.
WARNING! The product is not suitable for children under 3 years (36 months), due to the possibility of the release of small fibers - there is a risk of swallowing. Before giving the toy to the child, it is necessary to remove it from the package, remove the labels. Keep the packaging and label as they contain important information about the product. The toy was made in Poland by the company GABY. Distribution in the Czech Republic is provided by GRADEPOINT www.gradepoint.eu
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The saltwater crocodile is perhaps the most recognizable of the 24 species of crocodilli-ans living today(crocodiles,alligators and Gavialidae). As its name suggests, ''salties'' can be found in salwater,...
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The Tiger Prawn (Penaeus monodon), or tiger shrimp, is the largest member of the Penaeidae family of crustaceans. It is a widely recognized and economically important seafood around the world thanks to...
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The southern calamari or southern reef squid is a popular member of the Loliginidae family (the pencil squids). It can be found in coastal waters up to some 10 meters in depth in sandy or grassy areas of...
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Crabs – A group of crustaceans consisting of nearly 7 thousand species. Crabs have a characteristic body shape with a thick exoskeleton. Many crabs, like the ones in our collection, are relatively agile...
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Crabs – A group of crustaceans consisting of nearly 7 thousand species. Crabs have a characteristic body shape with a thick exoskeleton. Many crabs, like the ones in our collection, are relatively agile...
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The Mud Crab (or mangrove crab) is a member of the Portunidae family. It inhabits the tropical waters of Australia, Africa and Asia. It prefers soft and muddy seabeds and is often found in estuaries and...
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A curious inhabitant of the sea floor, starfish or sea stars are not fish but star-shaped echinoderms of the class Asteroidea (with sea urchins, sand dollars, and basket stars as relatives). There are...
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Scallops are a common marine bivalve mollusk of the Pectinidae family. They inhabit all of the world's oceans, with the greatest concentration of species in tropical waters. There are nearly 500 known...
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Scallops are a common marine bivalve mollusk of the Pectinidae family. They inhabit all of the world's oceans, with the greatest concentration of species in tropical waters. There are nearly 500 known...