Precisely modeled body, pincers, and segmented tail with a stinger help children better understand scorpion anatomy and encourage engaging, realistic play.
Safari Ltd. figurines are handcrafted and meet safe-play requirements – they contain no harmful lead, chemicals, phthalates, or BPA.
An ideal aid for open-ended play, learning, and creating. Suitable at home and on the go, and easy to combine with other toys and activities.
Scorpions appeared on Earth as early as the Paleozoic era, approximately 300 million years ago. Over the course of evolution, they adapted to extreme conditions – they can withstand high temperatures as well as freezing, can live without food for up to a year, and can survive up to three days without oxygen intake. This finely detailed figurine lets you introduce these fascinating animals to children in a playful, illustrative way.
A scorpion’s body consists of a cephalothorax and abdomen, at the end of which is a venomous stinger. All scorpion species are venomous – their neurotoxin acts quickly, allowing them to paralyze prey. Thanks to its realistic design, the figurine is suitable both for open-ended play and for teaching and working with visual aids.
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