Item Category: Science & Nature

Vintage 1983 Giant Pegboard Toy by Discovery Toys – no lace Educational OT SLP

This set has a board and a complete set of pegs as pictured. It is missing a shoelace, but any shoelace can be used for threading the pegs if desired. This was my kids favorite block stacking toy because the pieces are easy to grab and they can practice stacking and releasing and the tower leans before it tumbles to the floor.

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Boley Nature World Sea Creatures poisonous PufferFish Blowfish Ocean fish Brown

See item condition up top. with tagup for consideration is only one (1): 2019 – Boley – Nature World Sea AnimalsHighly venomous PufferfishNot jointed with no movable limbs, or parts. colors: Orangish Brown colorP/N: 75984upc: 084495759841materials: Plastic/PVCmeasures approximately: 3 1/4″ in Length by 3 1/2 inches widemade in Chinaships USPS in a box and bubble-wrapped If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to message me.Thanks for looking! SELLER INFO:item location; RM1 C-13-A (code Green)

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Children’s Plastic Drinking Handled Mugs – Seal, dolphin, whale -birght colored

The Children’s Plastic Drinking Handled Mugs by K&M are bright colored cups featuring a seal, dolphin, and whale design. Made of durable plastic, these cups are perfect for young children to enjoy their favorite beverages. The ocean life theme adds an educational element to playtime, making it a fun and engaging way to teach kids about marine animals. Made in China, these handled mugs are sure to bring joy to any child’s drinkware collection.

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Rhino, Rhinoceros, Giant Ancient Rhino, Very Nice Plastic Reproduction 2 3/4″

In Africa, southern whiterhinos, once thought to be extinct, now thrive in protected sanctuaries and are classified as near threatened. The only two remaining northern white rhino are kept under 24-hour guard in Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.Black rhinos have doubled in number over the past two decades from their low point of fewer than 2,500 individuals, but total numbers are still a fraction of the estimated 100,000 that existed in the early part of the 20th century.

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