Adofi Animal Caller Toys for Kids, Hunting Toys with 2 Modes & 30 Sounds
$35.99 USD
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[Funny 2 Modes Animal Caller Toys]--Look at our Interesting Horn Caller Sports and Outdoors Indoors Toys, which come with 2 different modes for kids' games. Farm version: Cute and familiar farm animals (chicken, duck, cat, dog, pig, sheep, cow); Forest version: Nature and wonderful forest animals (tiger, wolf, elephant, horse, eagle, bird, frog, cricket). Kids can imitate the sounds of various animals by blowing and switching between the 2 modes easily.
[30 Sound Effects for Fun]--Not only animal sounds but also horn sounds and funny sounds(include 12 sound effects, each time blow will make a different sound effect). Just blow into the 8" animal toys for an exciting wildlife experience, making it a perfect toy for ages 2-4 and toddler hunting toys for kids ages 4-8.
[Lung capacity Challenge]--This outside toy has a 5-speed light that changes according to blowing time. With the longer blowing time, the light from 1 gear to 5 gears, each gear for 2 seconds, blow enough 10 seconds 5 gears all light, and will make a cheering sound! The longer your child blows, the brighter the lights become! This animal sound horn helps improve lung strength while making learning fun.
[Easy to Carry and Play]--Comes with 2 interchangeable air intakes that can be cleaned and replaced promptly. Made of high-quality ABS material, drop resistant and sturdy.8'' horn with a shoulder strap and a hand strap, making it convenient for children to carry at any time. Horn shape to better motivate children to explore this toy.
[Endless Excitement Outdoors & Indoors]--This kids' hunting toy is fantastic! It can instantly turn the room into a joyful farm. It can also shine in outdoor parks or forests, where children can hold it and interact intimately with nature, as if they were in a real forest or farm. Even on long journeys, it can become a good companion for children to relieve boredom and embark on a wonderful journey of animal sounds anytime, anywhere.
