SCHLEICH 14826 Komodo dragon Wild Life Toy Figurine for children aged 3-8 Years

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The Komodo dragons have excellent sense of smell; their forked tongues can detect a rotting prey from 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) away.

Size: The Komodo dragon toy measures 5 1/2 inches long and 1 1/2 inches tall, making it about the size of a soda can on its side, considerably smaller than the real deal. Because Komodo dragons are now found only in a few Indonesian islands, they are therefore considered a vulnerable species. Its great for imaginative play and for school projects, made from the finest and safest materials for kids to play with. MOJO also has the MOJO International Wildlife Collection, a large assortment of animal figurines. This is a highly detailed and hand-painted toy figurine, made by MOJO artisans. Dimension: 8.07 x 2.17 x 1.57 inchesKomodo dragons are vulnerable, and believed to number about 3,000. They are primarily found on a few islands in Indonesia, especially Komodo, home to the Komodo National Park, which is a sanctuary for the species. Komodo dragons were unknown in the Western world until 1910. The Komodo dragon has remained one of my favourite extant predators ever since, and as an educator, I know for a fact that its popularity with children continues to be strong. This is also evidenced by the fact that there are more toys of this species than any other lizard. And now it is my privilege to review the new 2020 Komodo dragon from CollectA; this is another figure CollectA sent me to review ahead of product release. It is sculpted in a dynamic pose with its tail curled around on the right side, its limbs planted, and its mouth open wide with the forked tongue hanging out. Just pair one of these with an educational book and you’ve got a real winning gift. Best Komodo Dragon Toys Schleich Komodo Dragon Toy

A highly recommended online toy store featuring a wide variety of Papo, Schleich, Safari Ltd., CollectA, and other figures.Komodo dragons are relics of prehistory, and an example of reptilian “megafauna”. They are the largest living lizard species, growing up to 10 feet long and weighing 150 lbs. These monitor lizards are found only on a handful of islands in Indonesia, including the island of Komodo which gives them their name.