INSECTS GALORE! Explore our huge supply of realistic anatomically correct BEETLE and INSECT toy replicas. We have different sizes and many common and unusual species. Use them for science projects, toy insect collections or gags. Giant Stag Beetle Toy Model Insect This engaging, realistic-looking plastic stag beetle is made of strong, durable plastic and is very good quality. This replica is about three times the size of a real stag beetle, so you can see every ridge and groove of its body! This stag beetle replica is a wonderful gift for your avid insect lover, a fabulous toy for your youngling, or simply as a conversation piece. It is 6 inches long, and hyper-realistic! Check out our other insect toys and gifts. About Stag Beetles The stag beetle is an extremely distinctive insect due to the male’s large pinchers, and it is native to the UK. Stag beetles weigh only .02 ounces, but they are the largest land insect in the UK. Adult stag beetles have a lifespan of 4 months – they can only survive between the months of May and August. Stag beetles, despite their beastly appearance, are in fact not usually aggressive towards humans. The male stag beetle has very large antler-like pinchers, which is where the species gets its name. These pinchers are not used for biting, however – they are used exclusively to fight other male stag beetles over territorial and mating disputes. The female stag beetle, on the other hand, has much more reasonably sized pinchers, and while they aren’t as flashy, they are used for biting and can leave quite the nasty mark!
Read MoreWow! Can you tell the difference between a real and our Rhinoceros Beetle toy figurine? This little fellow works as a gag, party favor or decoration. Use it in a science project or part of a toy insect collection. Realistic Rhinoceros Beetle Toy Lifelike Model 5.5 Inches In Japanese, rhinoceros beetles are called kabutomushi. Mushi is Japanese for insect, and kabuto is Japanese for helmet, literally referring to the samurai helmet. In Chinese the beetle is called ‘獨角仙’ (which translates to ‘single-horned immortal’).
Read MoreWow! Can you tell the difference between a real and our BLUE BEETLE toy figurine? This little fellow works as a gag, party favor or decoration. Use it in a science project or part of a toy insect collection. Realistic Blue and Black Beetle Weevil Toy Lifelike Model 5 Inches
Read MoreWow! Can you tell the difference between a real and our GIANT STAG BEETLE toy figurine? This little fellow works as a gag, party favor or decoration. Use it in a science project or part of a toy insect collection. Realistic Brown Stag Beetle Toy Lifelike Model 6 Inches A stag beetle’s head and thorax (middle section) are shiny black and their wing cases are chestnut brown. Male beetles appear to have huge antlers. They are actually over-sized mandibles, used in courtship displays and to wrestle other male beetles. Adult males vary in size from 35mm – 75mm long and tend to be seen flying at dusk in the summer looking for a mate.
Read MoreWow! Can you tell the difference between a real and our BLUE BEETLE WEEVIL toy figurine? This little fellow works as a gag, party favor or decoration. Use it in a science project or part of a toy insect collection. Realistic Blue Beetle Weevil Toy Lifelike Model 5 Inches
Read MoreThis large and detailed plastic red beetle is made of somewhat flexible plastic with good quality. This replica is robust and durable, ready for hours of play! While it does not float, this beetle replica makes for a great toy, gift, or centerpiece for a school project. It is 5 inches long with a realistic textured surface. An impressive figurine in size and detail! Check out our other beetle and insect toys and gifts. INSECTS GALORE! See our large supply of lifelike anatomically accurate BEETLE and INSECT toy replicas. We have lots of different sizes and many familiar and unusual species. Use them fin science projects, toy insect collections or gags.June Bug Toy Beetle Insect Model 5″The name beetle refers to any of the 400,000 known species of insect belonging to the order Coleoptera (taken from the Greek words for “sheathed wing”). Virtually all beetles have two sets of wings, front and back. The rear set of wings are commonly used to fly, while the forward set is thick and hard, forming a protective shell or “sheath” over the flying wings and the rear of the beetle’s body. Beetles represent nearly 40% of all insect species in the world, and new species are being discovered all the time. In fact, the order Coleoptera includes more species than any other order, and represents nearly a quarter of all life-forms on the planet. Scientists believe the total number of beetle species, discovered and undiscovered, to be between 1 and 100 million species. Beetles are widely diverse in size, weight, and coloration, and exist in every habitat on Earth except marine and polar.
Read MoreWow! Can you tell the difference between a real and our GREY BEETLE WEEVIL toy figurine? This little fellow works as a gag, party favor or decoration. Use it in a science project or part of a toy insect collection. Realistic Grey Beetle Weevil Toy Lifelike Model 5 Inches Adult grey weevils are dark brown, dark grey or black. They move to the upper plant canopy early in the morning and, to a lesser extent, again late in the afternoon. Between these times they remain within the canopy, move towards the base of the plant or, possibly, move off the plant. They also move frequently between plants, probably at night.
Read MoreGreat learning tool for PreK-Grade 2.
Read MoreThe product is a lot of 5 Carson Dellosa File Folder Games designed for children in grades K-1. These games focus on rhyming letters and sounds, making them an educational tool for helping children learn reading and phonics. With a colorful design, these games are suitable for children aged 4-7 years old, providing them with interactive and engaging activities to enhance their literacy skills. Perfect for homeschooling or classroom use, these file folder games are a fun and effective way to reinforce important reading concepts.
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