Tortoise Life Cycle Toys, 4Pcs Turtle Set for Kids

Horseshoe crabs, belonging to the marine arthropod group known as the limb steel mouth or swordtail purpose, are distinctive in their crab-like shape with a green-brown or dark-brown hard carapace. These creatures have four eyes, two of which are compound eyes, while the other two smaller eyes on the front of the head cuirass are particularly sensitive to UV light and are used to measure brightness. Although horseshoe crabs can swim by flapping their gill slits, they typically move by bending their bodies into a bow, pushing through the mud, and using their tail sword and feet to propel themselves.

In contrast, octopuses have an ovoid or oval-shaped, muscular body with a narrow mantle cavity opening. Their body surface is generally smooth, without water pores, and they have one or two rows of suckers on their wrists. Male octopuses have a specialized third wrist on the left or right side, with a spermatic groove on the ventral margin and a ladle-like lingual leaf at the end, which cannot be broken off. Their funnel coat lock has degenerated, and they may have one pair of degenerate acicular inner shells or no inner shell at all. If present, the lingual teeth are generally single-pointed.

Leatherback turtles are the largest species of turtle, characterized by their large head, short neck, large tail, and paddle-like limbs without claws. These temperature-unstable reptiles are fast swimmers, capable, and omnivorous. They typically lay their eggs between May and June, depositing 90-150 eggs at a time. Leatherbacks inhabit mainly the middle and upper tropical waters, distributed in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

The genus Elephant Tortoise is a large family, known for its "giant" species, which are the largest tortoises in the world. The Galapagos tortoise, in particular, can reach a length of 6 feet (1.8 meters). Turtles are renowned for their longevity, and the Galapagos tortoise is one of the longest-lived turtles in the world. Unfortunately, the tortoise is a valuable ornamental animal that is endangered due to extensive hunting.

In addition to the life cycles of these marine creatures, the product description also includes information about various other marine life, such as salmon, killer whales, sharks, humpback whales, and blue whales. The product offers customers the opportunity to purchase realistic statues depicting the different stages of these animals' life cycles, allowing children to understand and appreciate the natural development of these fascinating marine species.

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