Captivating Scorpion Crocodile: Liberty Imports Animals Unleash Thrilling Realism Review

my boy loves these little moving toys i was so happy when i got the walking toy with clock because the size is big and the quality also suit me but if i try play it with my kids oh oh i found a pig and the dog won't walk just wiggle his butt.

Probably the best clockwork toy I've ever seen. The Easter bunny had these toys in my sons Easter basket this year. It's been almost 2 months since then and he's still playing with it. In a month he will be 2 years old. They are very well made and incredibly cute! When a pig runs, my son giggles and snorts. Rzhunimagu!

Bought for mechanical energy class. 450 students each played with it for several minutes, and only one did not survive. They're bigger than your average clockwork toy, so they were perfect. They are colorful and very attractive. Plus, they do more than just walk. My students especially liked the scorpion and the alligator.

I am a therapist and I use my clockwork toy daily. I was looking for a quality and easy to use toy that would arouse my little one's interest. These wind up toys turned out to be way better than I expected and well worth the money! I'm waiting to see how the mechanics hold up, but so far they seem solid. All of the therapists in my practice were also impressed and we played with them for a while to "test" them! I definitely recommend them!

You are very cute! A dog, a pig and a puppy are alike, they wiggle their backs to move (barely) forward. Alligator is best for swaddling, moves straight and kids love it; The scorpion and the mouse are built on the same principles (goes well), but not as cute. My kids are 18 months old and can't raise them by themselves but we play with them a bit and I raise them all the time and then put them away for another day. The designs are good, very strong and they don't fall apart when thrown. (as…

My granddaughter has been playing with it for 18 months now and loves it. Overall quality is very good, although it managed to bite off a spotted dog's plastic nose. It was the only piece that came off. On examination the nose was fairly well attached, broken off rather than glued, but somehow she found a seam and worked it until a piece came loose. The tension springs are a little weak, but still work. We gave her when she was 6 months old and she just turned 2 years old. There is no sign of…