Angora Rabbit Puppet
Angora Rabbit Puppet
They can’t live off carrots.
Some rabbits are as big as a toddler.
Baby rabbits are called kittens.
There’s some truth to the phrase “breed like rabbits.”
Rabbits “binky” when they’re happy.
They eat their own poop.
Rabbits groom themselves like cats do.
They can’t vomit
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Armadillo Puppet
Armadillo Puppet
Armadillos are covered in bony plates that create their ‘armour’. They are the only living mammal to wear such a shell. The plates cover their back, legs, head and tail, composed of small epidermal scales of horn-covered bone. The plates overlap each other for added protection.
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Baby Bird Hand Puppet
Baby Bird Hand Puppet
Baby Birds: The Facts
A nestling is a baby bird that is pink with very little or no feathers. It still needs to be in the nest. A fledgling is a baby bird that has some feathers and can hop around. Its parents have pushed it out of the nest on purpose to help it learn how to fly.
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Baby Dragon Puppet
Baby Dragon Puppet
Dragons are mythological creatures that have existed in folklore of cultures all over the world for thousands of years. In Western culture, the imaginary creature is typically described as a giant four-legged reptile covered in scales that is able to breathe fire and able to fly with powerful bat-like wings
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Baby Emperor Penguin
Baby Emperor Penguin
Newborn Penguins are named chicks or nestlings. However, the common and widely used term is a chick. The Emperor penguins baby hatch from an egg after around 65 days of incubation. The egg is laid by the female Emperor penguin in May or June, and will then weigh around 450 grams (1 pound).The Emperor penguins begins their courtship in March or April, when the temperature can be less than – 40 degrees Celsius. As the young penguins grow, adults leave them in groups of chicks called crèches while they leave to fish.
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Baby Gorilla Hand Puppet
Baby Gorilla Hand Puppet
Putting puppets into the hands of children—or rather on the hands of children can set the stage for valuable learning opportunities in many developmental areas. Puppets are engaging toys that can help support oral language skills and communication, social/emotional development, and help children learn and understand the world around them through safe, imaginative play.
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Baby Orangutan Hand Puppet
Putting puppets into the hands of children—or rather on the hands of children can set the stage for valuable learning opportunities in many developmental areas. Puppets are engaging toys that can help support oral language skills and communication, social/emotional development, and help children learn and understand the world around them through safe, imaginative play.
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