Water soluble Face paint. Available in 18ml Great for Childrens parties, fundraising events, Halloween or other festive faces. An easy makeup to apply & remove. All Snazaroo face paints are Non toxic, Fragrance free & Skin friendly. Snazaroo is suitable for all skin types, however it is always recommended you do a skin patch test on a small area before full application. ...

Pack of 2. Scene setter add on. Each sheet measures 1.65m x 85cm.A pack of scene setter wall decorations that will really add an authentic ...

Pack of 2. Scene setter add on. Each sheet measures 1.65m x 85cm. What better way to decorate your disco party room than with these great value scene setter add ons. Hang the two wall decoration sheets in this pack at your disco themed party to add instant glitz to your party decorations. These scene setter decorations are made from light plastic & can be easily suspended with tape. Combine these sign wall decorations with our other disco themed border & room roll scene setters to completely decorate your party venue! ...

Measures 12.5cm Super-soft shaggy chenille fur Stuffed toy squishy to touch Suitable for ages 3 years & up Another smash hit from Aurora, the finest top quality makers of the adorable Yoo Hoo Bush Baby soft toy range
- this Dreamy Eyes Chihuahua is the perfect bedtime buddy to cuddle up with. Super soft fur & heart-melting large, sleepy eyes to look lovingly into.
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Measures 12.5cm Super-soft shaggy chenille fur Stuffed toy squishy to touch Suitable for ages 3 years & up Another smash hit from Aurora, the finest top quality makers of the adorable Yoo Hoo Bush Baby soft toy range
- this Dreamy Eyes Cow is the perfect bedtime buddy to cuddle up with. Super soft fur & heart-melting large, sleepy eyes to look lovingly into.
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Measures 12.5cm Super-soft shaggy chenille fur Stuffed toy squishy to touch Suitable for ages 3 years & up Another smash hit from Aurora, the finest top quality makers of the adorable Yoo Hoo Bush Baby soft toy range
- this Dreamy Eyes Elephant is the perfect bedtime buddy to cuddle up with. Super soft fur & heart-melting large, sleepy eyes to look lovingly into. Physical Characteristics The elephant is Earth's largest land animal, although the Asian elephant is slightly smaller than its African cousin. Asian elephants can be identified by their smaller, rounded ears, whereas the African elephant has larger ears to help keep it cool in the scorching African heat. An elephant's trunk is actually a long nose with many functions. It is used for smelling, breathing, trumpeting, drinking, & also for grabbing. The trunk alone contains about 100, 000 different muscles. The Asian elephant has a fingerlike feature on the end of their trunk that they can use to grab small items & the African elephant has two fingerlike protrusions. Habitat African & Asiatic elephants roam savannas & light forests while the African Forest Elephant mainly lives in African rain forests. Behaviour Elephants are fond of water & enjoy showering by sucking water into their trunks & spraying it all over themselves. Afterwards, they often spray their skin with a protective coating of dust. Both male & female African elephants have tusks they use to dig for food & water & strip bark from trees. Males also use the tusks to battle one another. Breeding Herds are composed of mostly females with an older dominant female taking charge. Males are ousted from the herd when they become sexually mature. They roam by themselves & rejoin the females for mating. Elephants have an extremely long gestation period; conception to birth takes 630 days to two years. After a successful birth, an elephant won't conceive again for another 4-5 years. Diet As herbivores, Elephants eat roots, grasses, fruit, & bark, & they eat a lot of these things. An adult elephant can consume up to 300 pounds (136 kilograms) of food in a single day. These hungry animals do not sleep much, & they roam over great distances while foraging for the large quantities of food they require to sustain their massive bodies. Strange & Interesting Facts Elephants can receive & produce low frequency sounds, transmitting them over long distances to communicate with each other. A low grumble at a decibel not available to human ears keeps the members of the herd in contact as they go about their daily search for food & water.
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Measures 12.5cm Super-soft shaggy chenille fur Stuffed toy squishy to touch Suitable for ages 3 years & up Another smash hit from Aurora, the finest top quality makers of the adorable Yoo Hoo Bush Baby soft toy range
- this Dreamy Eyes Giraffe is the perfect bedtime buddy to cuddle up with. Super soft fur & heart-melting large, sleepy eyes to look lovingly into. Physical Characteristics Giraffes are the world's tallest mammals. A giraffe's legs alone are taller than many humans at about 6 feet long. Even the giraffe's tongue is long! The 53cm tongue helps them pluck delicious foliage from branches. Despite having a very long neck, the giraffe has the same number of vertebrae in its neck as all other mammals, they're just elongated. Average lifespan in the wild: 25 years.

Size: 14 to 19 ft Weight: 1, 750 to 2, 800 lbs. Habitat Giraffes usually inhabit African savannas, grasslands, or open woodlands. However, when food is scarce they will venture into areas with denser vegetation. Typically, these unique animals roam the open grasslands in small groups of about half a dozen. Behaviour Giraffes can run as fast as 35 miles an hour over short distances & cruise comfortably at 10 miles an hour over longer distances. The giraffe's height also helps it to keep a sharp lookout for predators across the wide expanse of the African savanna. Giraffes sleep for no more than 5 to 30 minutes in 24 hours. Breeding Breeding occurs between May & August. With an average gestation of 457 days giraffes tend to give birth to just one calf at a time. It takes up to 3 years for a baby giraffe to become independent from its mother. Diet Maintaining a Herbivorous diet, the Giraffe eats leaves from tree branches, using it's long neck & tongue to reach the parts other animals can't. Giraffes eat most of the time &, like cows, regurgitate food & chew it as cud. A giraffe eats hundreds of pounds of leaves each week & must travel many miles to find enough food. Giraffes only need to drink once every several days; they get most of their water from the luscious plants they eat, so are often found away from major water sources. Strange & Interesting Facts Each giraffe has a unique coat pattern & a giraffe's age can be calculated from its spots, as the darker the spots, the older the giraffe. The very tight skin on a giraffe's lower legs acts in the same way as a Pilot's G-Suit, helping to maintain high extra vascular pressure counteracting the effect of the giraffe's extreme height on its blood pressure.


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