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3 years + Specially designed with built in twin 3x magnifiers, GeoSafari Bugnoculars let you examine even the smallest insects, seeds, flowers, leaves or fossils.
Creepy, crawly, and unbelievably huge! GeoSafari Bugnoculars Bug Viewer lets you get up close and personal with all the backyard critters you can catch. Specially designed with built in twin 3x magnifiers, GeoSafari Bugnoculars let you examine even the smallest insects, seeds, flowers, leaves or fossils. Educational Insights' watertight design lets you examine fish, tadpoles and other water dwelling life forms. A transparent container, secure snap-lock lid complete with air holes and built-in carrying handle make GeoSafari Bugnoculars Bug Viewer a safe and convenient toy for curious children on-the-go. Educational Toys Planet offers this bug viewing kit as an introduction to ecology and entomology. You may be surprised by the tiny organisms that lurk in your world!
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Total Reviews: 10
Positive Ratings: 4.7 of 5
Rating: 5Bug lookers by Buggy My Granddaughter loves to find bugs, etc and she will have fun looking at them
Rating: 2 by David, WA
Rating: 5 by Anita, OH
Rating: 5 by Fred, NY My grandson is fascinated with natural things and loved putting his ttreasures in the box and looking at them.
Rating: 5 by Robert, MO It is still cold to play with this toy, but it looks really promising. We cannot wait till we have enough bugs around, so we could search for them.
Rating: 5 by Ted Jensen, OH This flashlight actually works. My son loves it.
Rating: 5 by Julie, NY A fun flashlight
Rating: 5 by Trina, MI
Rating: 5 by Tisha, OH I got this for my nephews, ages 2 and 4, and they love to carry it around. Its compact size also allows them to haul it in their tricycle 'trunk' which is really cool. The only potentially negative thing about this toy is the plastic hinge on the lid. I'm afraid they'll be rough with it (as all little boys are) and accidentally break the lid off while opening it. We'll see... maybe it'll hold up!
