[A perfect gift for a special occasion] These plush toys, with their comfortable texture and realistic depictions of the animals' characteristics, are easy to grow attached to and make the perfect gift for animal lovers. They are enjoyed by people of all ages and genders, making them a great birthday gift, or as a baby's first toy.
[Commitment to Realism] Colorata strives to realistically depict the characteristics of living creatures. To help foster interest and knowledge in living creatures, the realistic designs are sold at many zoos and aquariums. Each figure also comes with a tag with a detailed explanation of the creature, making it a fun educational item.
[Commitment to a Soft Touch] All plush toys are carefully sewn by hand under a highly-managed production process. We also pay particular attention to the soft touch, so children can play with them safely. This plush toy is also recommended for those looking for a soothing item or cute interior decoration.
[Commitment to Safety and Security] We are committed to quality control, meeting safety standards for harmful substances (such as lead and mercury), complying with Food Sanitation Law standards, and conducting two inspections during the production process, ensuring that our products are safe for even small children. Furthermore, all stuffed animals are carefully sewn by hand, ensuring each one is unique.
[Coelacanth Ecology and Characteristics] The coelacanth was first discovered in 1938 off the coast of the Kalumna River in South Africa. Because it was the last surviving member of a primitive bony fish previously only seen in fossils, it became a hot topic as a "living fossil." We've recreated every last detail of the coelacanth, including its distinctive translucent eyes, deep blue-green body color, oar-like fins, and pair of throat plates characteristic of ancient fish, while also paying close attention to its soft texture. [Size] Width: 11cm, Height: 10.5cm, Depth: 24cm [Material] Polyester, polystyrene, polyethylene
【size】
Width: 11cm, Height: 10.5cm, Depth: 24cm
[Material]
Polyester, polyurethane, polyethylene, AS resin, ABS resin
[Characteristics of the organism]
The coelacanth was first discovered in 1938 off the coast of the Kalumna River in South Africa.
Until then, they had only been seen as fossils and were thought to be extinct.
It has become known as a "living fossil."
To date, over 200 specimens have been captured and are on display in museums around the world.
They live in groups in underwater caves and travel between the deep sea and the upper ocean at night to hunt.
[High-quality stuffed toys with safety in mind]
Meets safety standards for harmful substances (lead, mercury, etc.) and the standards of the Food Sanitation Act.
We take quality control measures such as conducting needle inspections twice during the production process to ensure that our products can be used by small children.
In addition, all of our stuffed toys are carefully sewn by hand.
This gives each piece its own unique personality.
[A soft plush toy with a gentle touch]
We have pursued every detail of the coelacanth's characteristics, such as its transparent eyes, deep blue-green body color, oar-shaped fins, and pair of throat plates, which are characteristic of ancient fish.
This stuffed animal has been carefully designed to reproduce the animal's natural body shape, color, and other characteristics as closely as possible, and is soft to the touch.
[Detailed explanation of living things with knowledge tags]
It contains information and knowledge summarizing the features.
This is done with the hope that people will gain a correct understanding of these creatures through stuffed animals.
[Convenient size for both play and decoration]
It expresses the adorable appearance of animals, including their lively expressions and distinctive poses.
[What I want to convey]
Coelacanths have various characteristics inherited from the Paleozoic era.
By looking at the characteristics of these organisms and the process of biological evolution,
I want you to imagine the environment on Earth hundreds of millions of years ago.
