MOJO Sand Tiger Shark Large Sealife Animal Fish Model Toy Figure

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Amazon PREMIUM QUALITY: This figurine is a highly detailed, hand-painted, realistic depiction of a Bull Shark Large sculpted by MOJO artisans. COLLECTABLE & EDUCATIONAL: This toy figurine is both collectable and educational. Since each MOJO figurine is hand-painted, each one is truly one of a kind! The attention to detail of each figurine makes MOJO figurines ideal for school diorama projects SEALIFE COLLECTION: This Bull Shark Large is part of a large assortment of figurines from our MOJO Sealife Collection. Collect them all! DESIGNED IN THE UK: All MOJO figures are designed in the UK. Each model is researched thoroughly to ensure it represents each animal in the closest possible way. Meticulous detailing ensures a model that is both accurate and educational., Manufacturer: MOJO

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PREMIUM QUALITY: This figurine is a highly detailed, hand-painted, realistic depiction of a Bull Shark Large sculpted by MOJO artisans. COLLECTABLE & EDUCATIONAL: This toy figurine is both collectable and educational. Since each MOJO figurine is hand-painted, each one is truly one of a kind! The attention to detail of each figurine makes MOJO figurines ideal for school diorama projects SEALIFE COLLECTION: This Bull Shark Large is part of a large assortment of figurines from our MOJO Sealife Collection. Collect them all! DESIGNED IN THE UK: All MOJO figures are designed in the UK. Each model is researched thoroughly to ensure it represents each animal in the closest possible way. Meticulous detailing ensures a model that is both accurate and educational., Manufacturer: MOJO

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Bull sharks are aggressive, common, and usually live near high-population areas like tropical shorelines. They are not bothered by brackish and freshwater, and even venture far inland via rivers and tributaries.


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Brand MojoFun
EAN
  • 5031923873551
MPN
  • 387355

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