Shark Facts: How Sharks Swim and What Makes a Great White
Shark facts: why sharks have no bones, how a great white shark swims with its tail and how species differ, from the whale shark to the hammerhead.
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Fidget Toys / Flexi Animals · SKU KHS_FLX_MANTARAY_SAKURA
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A manta ray that ripples in your hand.
The wings are made of narrow, movable segments. We print them in one go, already linked together (print-in-place), so there is nothing to assemble and no loose parts. Hold the ray by its edges and the wings bend and wave as if it were gliding through water.
The figure measures 16.8 × 10.7 × 0.6 cm and weighs 24 g. Its flat 0.6 cm profile sits steady on a desk and fits easily into a drawer. A fidget for adults that keeps your fingers busy at the computer or on calls, and a decoration for your desk or shelf once you put it down.
We print it in Poland, to order, from lightweight PLA that won't shatter like glass. Visible layer lines are part of 3D printing, not a flaw. Six colours to choose from: silk silver, silk gold, pink, olive, black and white. The offer covers one manta ray in the colour of the selected variant.
Model: Airwaves Ted (Printables), lic. CC BY 4.0
Not suitable for children under 14: contains small moving parts.
| Material | PLA — plant-based plastic |
| Technology | 3D printed in our own EU workshop |
| Size | as listed in the product name |
| Colour | each colour blend is unique — no two pieces are identical |
Kahaus · shop@kahaus.com · Made in EU. Warning: contains small parts — not suitable for children under 3 years. Product identifier (EAN/GTIN) on the label and in the listing details.
Poland: free shipping, dispatched in 24–48 h. Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg, Romania, Sweden: €9.99, free from €40. Other EU countries: €5.99, free from €20. Returns within 30 days, no questions asked.
Shark facts: why sharks have no bones, how a great white shark swims with its tail and how species differ, from the whale shark to the hammerhead.
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