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Salties are the worlds largest crocodiles. With powerful jaws they are ferocious predators attacking with great speed. -
Scorpions have very poor eye sight and catch their prey by detecting vibrations in the ground. -
The Australian Huntsman spider can grow quite large and move very quickly across bedroom walls at night! -
This funnelweb spider is found in NSW, Australia. It has a posionous bite! -
A very deadly Australian spider. Only the female redback spider can be lethal with her bite. -
Sometimes you just need to spell things out!
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Will this be a feeding container or a water trough? What else might be put into here? -
The Southern Boobook is the smallest and most common owl in Australia. Traditionally owls are thought of as the wise ones! -
Adorable and ever so cute, this set ot two flocked teddy bears are a must for any collection.
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What number and colour will the ball end up on? Realistic working replica and perfect representation for someone with gambling issues. -
The lid of this treasure chest opens ready for some treasure to be put inside. Children will sometimes use treasure chests to represent abuse stories in the sand. Perfect for any budget or collection! All ages. -
Pack of 10 coins.
I-Ching coins are from ancient China and are used to symbolise prosperity.
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Delightful Mushroom to create a magical world in the sandtray -
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A beautiful tiny crate of red delicious apples!
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This broom might be used by a wicked witch...or a lovely white witch
or used to sweep what away?
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This is a great sized basket that can hold small things in the sandtray. Perfect for the fairy garden for picking fruit or carrying a picnic.
