Nabance Large Sea Animal Figures Toys 18PCS Plastic Sea Creatures for Bath Ocean Animals Figures Learning Colour Toy Educational for Child Kids Toddler Gift

We brought these as a gift for my daughter’s friend. She really loved the different sizes and the textures. They seemed very durable and great value for money. Packaging was very plain but a great gift!

Fantastic large pack, quality item very colourful

Bought these sea creatures for my four year to explore during water play/bath time. These sea creatures are very detailed and look realistic, similar to the ones we have in my primary school. They're a good size too, making it engaging and provides lots of fun imaginative play. If like me, you are looking for realistic, robust and decent size sea creatures, these will tick the boxes! It was exactly what I was looking for and I'm pleased with my purchase.

Good set of animals

My 2 and a half year old grandson loves them...added to his animal collection

Bought these for my little ones tuff tray for under the sea small world play. Really impressed with the size as most other brands are tiddly things but these are bigger than my hand for some of them! Some are small eg matchbox car sized but still good quality. I’m a teacher and these compare well to the expensive ones we have in school for the kids. Would recommend. They have squeaker holes in most of them so don’t know how they will be with water after a while. My remote control in photo for scale!

These sea creatures are a lot of fun, my little boy who is 2 loves them. He had a lot of fun playing with them both in and out of the bath. As per the listing there are a lot of toys in a range of sizes, some small fish and whales, and then a few much bigger toys, an octopus, turtle, lobster and dolphins. They feel pretty durable and sturdy. Previously my little boy had some more cartoon like sea animal bath toys, these are more realistic and feel like a good next step.

Bought for use in a summer seaside theme in an ASD unit. Really love the big creatures and we put the smaller ones into ice cubes and used under supervision. Its just a shame the "smaller" pieces were...So Small.