Folkmanis Woodland Animal Set Finger Puppet
Folkmanis Woodland finger puppet set with fox, squirrel, beaver and bear, plus fabric pouch and learning card
Four Folkmanis woodland animal finger puppets — skunk, squirrel, beaver and fox — held on one hand to show size comparison
Girl wearing four Folkmanis woodland animal finger puppets on both hands: grey squirrel, fox, beaver and bear
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A waiting room, a back seat or a kitchen table is stage enough: the Folkmanis woodland animal finger puppet set unpacks anywhere. The colourful canvas case holds four finger puppets – black bear, grey squirrel, beaver and red fox – along with species information for young naturalists.
All four animals belong to the deciduous and mixed woodlands of North America, where they occupy different storeys of the same forest. The black bear works the ground as an omnivore and climbs for berries and honey when the season allows. The grey squirrel stays in the canopy and buries hundreds of separate nut caches every autumn. The beaver builds at water level, damming streams into ponds that give fish, dragonflies and waterfowl a home. The red fox hunts the edges where woodland meets meadow, and can hear a mouse beneath a layer of snow.
Did you know that a grey squirrel never recovers all of its caches? Forgotten acorns and nuts sprout into new trees, and specialists credit the animal with a sizeable share of the natural regeneration of oak woodland. None of it is intentional.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Playability: | set |
| Height approx.: | 8 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 49 g |
| Publication year: | January 2018 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
A waiting room, a back seat or a kitchen table is stage enough: the Folkmanis woodland animal finger puppet set unpacks anywhere. The colourful canvas case holds four finger puppets – black bear, grey squirrel, beaver and red fox – along with species information for young naturalists.
All four animals belong to the deciduous and mixed woodlands of North America, where they occupy different storeys of the same forest. The black bear works the ground as an omnivore and climbs for berries and honey when the season allows. The grey squirrel stays in the canopy and buries hundreds of separate nut caches every autumn. The beaver builds at water level, damming streams into ponds that give fish, dragonflies and waterfowl a home. The red fox hunts the edges where woodland meets meadow, and can hear a mouse beneath a layer of snow.
Did you know that a grey squirrel never recovers all of its caches? Forgotten acorns and nuts sprout into new trees, and specialists credit the animal with a sizeable share of the natural regeneration of oak woodland. None of it is intentional.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Playability: | set |
| Height approx.: | 8 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 49 g |
| Publication year: | January 2018 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |