Kosmos Sea Dogs Science Experiment Kit for Kids
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Description
Explore the life cycle of prehistoric marine creatures with this Kosmos educational set. Children can observe eggs hatching in salt water, raising Sea Dogs from egg to adult, and follow the full development through a magnifying glass and a guided, hands-on kit. With simple, illustrated instructions and additional biology facts, the activity combines curiosity with practical science steps that foster responsibility and patience while encouraging exploration of the natural world.
What you get
- Eggs and utensils included
- Salt and observation vessels
- Magnifying glass for close viewing
- Colorful, step-by-step instructions
- Food and care guidance for independent use
How it works
Prepare a salt-water aquarium and pour in the eggs. Leave the setup in a place with natural light and stable temperature for 1–2 days. The larvae will develop and can be moved to the observation vessel. For a few days feeding is not necessary, and after about 4 weeks they reach maturity. Adult supervision is recommended to ensure proper conditions and handling throughout the experiment.
Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Intended for ages 8 and up; adult supervision is recommended during the experiment.
Explore the life cycle of prehistoric marine creatures with this Kosmos educational set. Children can observe eggs hatching in salt water, raising Sea Dogs from egg to adult, and follow the full development through a magnifying glass and a guided, hands-on kit. With simple, illustrated instructions and additional biology facts, the activity combines curiosity with practical science steps that foster responsibility and patience while encouraging exploration of the natural world.
What you get
- Eggs and utensils included
- Salt and observation vessels
- Magnifying glass for close viewing
- Colorful, step-by-step instructions
- Food and care guidance for independent use
How it works
Prepare a salt-water aquarium and pour in the eggs. Leave the setup in a place with natural light and stable temperature for 1–2 days. The larvae will develop and can be moved to the observation vessel. For a few days feeding is not necessary, and after about 4 weeks they reach maturity. Adult supervision is recommended to ensure proper conditions and handling throughout the experiment.
Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Intended for ages 8 and up; adult supervision is recommended during the experiment.
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