Insects Discovery Set
Are you ready to explore?
Fascinated by insects?
Then you’ll love the Schleich Insects Discovery Set! Honeybees, blue morpho butterflies, grasshoppers and ladybirds – these four friends make quite the impression: thanks to their size, every detail of their wings, legs, and antennae stands out perfectly. And the best part? These critters absolutely love to be touched and admired, allowing their curious human friends to get to know them even better!
Master of camouflage
Grasshoppers are amazing camouflage artists. Their bodies are shaped and coloured just like leaves. If you look closely some textures on its body even look like leaves with “chew holes” in them to hide from hungry birds!
Butterfly trickster
Did you know that the beautiful, glowing wings of a blue morpho butterfly aren’t actually blue at all? Their wings are covered in tiny scales that bounce light to make them look bright blue to human eyes. Pretty cool!
Busy bees
To make just one jar of honey, a colony of honeybees has to fly a distance that’s equal to flying around the entire Earth! You can see where the phrase ‘busy bee’ comes from!
Sneaky defender
When a ladybug is scared, it doesn’t try to bite… it plays dead and oozes a smelly, yellow liquid from its legs to trick predators into thinking it tastes terrible. Clever little ladybug!
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Zara
hi im zara and i love dogs and animals and april fools day
Minnah
Hi this comp looks cool so I just decided why not
Sara
This is my favourite place to learn about the coolest things
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I want to learn more about geography
Verity
Hi im verity im 10 years old i love insects and other reptiles in fact i own a bearded dragon that flares its chin to look big and to scare of birds thank you for all the amaizing facts
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