Educational Toys

Show the kids what awesome Aussie wildlife comes out at night with this powerful 7 times magnifier, coupled with a 30 metre light spill torch.
Great for night time viewing and great fun when camping.

Requires 2 x AA batteries, not included

The wonderful miniature world of insects! Double magnifying container for bug viewing. You can study bug life with two different magnifying size.

• With the small lens up magnify to approximate twice the size.
• With the small lens down, magnify to approximate four times the size.
• Can also be used to study flowers, leaves, coins, stamps.

Includes neck strap and tweezers.
Ages 4 and up

Optical instrument for 3-way observation: aerial, horizontal and from below. Supplied with tweezers.
Great tool for adults and kids who love watching bugs and insects.

Technical:

• Optics: 5 elements
• Large lens: diameter 45 mm
• Small lenses : diameter 32 mm
• Magnifications : from 2 to 4
• Mirror in unbreakable material

Ages 6 and up.

Great set of binoculars for your nature loving kids. Kids can go bird watching, whale watching or nature watching.  Beastly shark design, compact binoculars and comes with a neck strap.
Exclusive design
4.5 x 29 power magnification.
Includes focusing knob.

General Shark Information

Around 180 species of sharks occur in Australian waters, of which about 70 are thought to be live primarily in Australian waters. Sharks occur in all habitats around the Australian coastline, however most are found on the continental shelf, primarily on the bottom. However, many sharks are also found in coastal waters and a small number are even found in freshwater systems, such as rivers and estuaries. Not all sharks pose a threat to people.

Great set of binoculars for your nature loving kids. Kids can go bird watching, whale watching or nature watching.  Dolphin design, compact binoculars and comes with a neck strap.
Exclusive design
4.5 x 29 power magnification.
Includes focusing knob.

General Dolphin Information

There are over 30 different species of Dolphin around the world, many living in the waters around Australia. The most common species of Dolphin is the Bottlenose Dolphin. Dolphins are warm-blooded mammals and give birth to live young, breathe air and have a very social nature.

Dolphins are in great threat from a wide variety of objects and actions within the water. They and other marine life often get caught in fishing lines, and have difficulty with Stainless Steel hooks caught in their mouths. Human rubbish and other waste products can also be swallowed by Dolphins, causing pain and even death. They also often have difficulty getting out of the way of speed boats and jet skis.

You can help our dolphins and marine life by disposing of your rubbish properly and even picking up any you see on the beaches and putting it in a rubbish bin.

Great set of binoculars for your nature loving kids. Kids can go bird watching, whale watching or nature watching.  Crocodile design, compact binoculars and comes with a neck strap and just like crocs, these binoculars have a great set of teeth!
Exclusive design
4.5 x 29 power magnification.
Includes focusing knob.

General Crocodile Information

Australia has 2 species of Crocodile. The freshwater crocodile known as the Australian Freshwater Crocodile and the Johnston’s Crocodile but is more commonly referred to as a ‘Freshie’ as they live only in the freshwater ways of the northern regions of Australia.

And the Saltwater the Crocodile – the largest species of crocodile in the world and can live in fresh as well as saltwater.
The Saltwater Crocodile is also known as the Estuarine and Indo-pacific but often referred to as a ‘Saltie’.  This crocodile inhabits the waterways of the northern regions of Australia.

Whenever you’re in the northern parts of Australia always be Croc Wise!