#2109 KOALA

The bear that isn't a bear hangs from a tree that isn't there. Instead, velour branches with velour leaves drape around your neck (with a hook and loop fabric fastener) while this little Koala hangs on tight. Animate his mouth and head and he can munch happily away on his favorite meal—eucalyptus leaves. This Hand Puppet is 13 inches tall.

#2511 KOALA & BABY

Koalas are not bears. They are MARSUPIALS, which means that they carry their young in a pouch. They have two thumbs on their front paws - to help them climb, to hold onto the tree and to grip their food. Koalas are mostly NOCTURNAL animals which means that they sleep in the daytime, and move around and feed at night. They are territorial animals and do not wander aimlessly through the bush. Our Koala Hand Puppet is 15 inches long and carries a baby Koala.

#2589 KOALA

Our kutest... er... cutest Koala Hand Puppet is 10 inches tall and 7 inches long with movable mouth and front paws.

#2515 LLAMA

Fossil footprints found in California indicate that llamas originated in North America around nine million years ago. The original camelids started out in North America and the animals that moved north and crossed the Bering land bridge evolved into camels, while the ones that migrated to the south became the “llama” family. Most llamas now are native to western South America, mostly Bolivia, Chile, and Peru. This Hand Puppet Llama is 23 inches tall.