Folkmanis Boa Constrictor Hand Puppet
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet, its full length from above, mouth open with a forked tongue and the tail coiled at the top.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet laid out diagonally, its scaled pattern following the curving body.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet stretched out straight at full length, its head with mouth slightly open on the left.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet wound around a branch, its head hanging down with the mouth open.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet held up on a girl's arm, mouth open, its body draped around her shoulders.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet on a boy's arm, its head with open mouth close to his face.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet draped around a young woman's shoulders, its mouth opened wide.
Folkmanis boa constrictor hand puppet coiled around a girl's arm, its head raised with the mouth open.
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Life-sized and strikingly real, the Folkmanis Boa Constrictor hand puppet is impossible to ignore. Big and bold, it slithers with lifelike realism, ready to be your main squeeze. Drape it around your neck and shoulders as you animate the mouth, flick the tongue and move the tail for a serpentine surprise that will leave your friends rapt in wonder.
The boa constrictor ranges from Colombia to Argentina, mostly near water in dense scrub, but also in semi-desert. Females grow far larger than males; the longest reliably measured boa, preserved as a skin in Munich, was 4.45 metres long. Boas lay no eggs; they carry their young for 120 to 150 days and give birth to them live. They eat anything they can overpower – lizards, birds and mammals up to the size of an agouti. And they save their energy: in field studies, radio-tracked boas covered only a few hundred metres over the course of days.
Did you know that a boa does not suffocate its prey? The pressure of its coils is so strong that the circulation collapses long before the air runs out. The snake feels its victim's heartbeat and loosens its coils only shortly after that heartbeat stops.
| Typ: | hand puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 147 cm |
| Playability: | mouth, tongue, head |
| Weight approx.: | 539 g |
| Publication year: | July 2026 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
Life-sized and strikingly real, the Folkmanis Boa Constrictor hand puppet is impossible to ignore. Big and bold, it slithers with lifelike realism, ready to be your main squeeze. Drape it around your neck and shoulders as you animate the mouth, flick the tongue and move the tail for a serpentine surprise that will leave your friends rapt in wonder.
The boa constrictor ranges from Colombia to Argentina, mostly near water in dense scrub, but also in semi-desert. Females grow far larger than males; the longest reliably measured boa, preserved as a skin in Munich, was 4.45 metres long. Boas lay no eggs; they carry their young for 120 to 150 days and give birth to them live. They eat anything they can overpower – lizards, birds and mammals up to the size of an agouti. And they save their energy: in field studies, radio-tracked boas covered only a few hundred metres over the course of days.
Did you know that a boa does not suffocate its prey? The pressure of its coils is so strong that the circulation collapses long before the air runs out. The snake feels its victim's heartbeat and loosens its coils only shortly after that heartbeat stops.
| Typ: | hand puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 147 cm |
| Playability: | mouth, tongue, head |
| Weight approx.: | 539 g |
| Publication year: | July 2026 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |