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Magnifying Bug Viewer

Item #13849 5 star rating 1 customer reviews
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Observing bugs and insects in their natural environment is fun, but there’s no way to get up close and personal with them without scaring them away, and even if you capture them in your hand, they’re liable to escape without much effort. However, with the magnifying bug viewer, you’ll never have to worry about your bug escaping again. The nifty transparent plastic chamber is big enough to contain most catchable bugs and insects, and it opens easily so captive bugs and insects can be inserted quickly. Mounted above the spacious plastic case is a jumbo plastic magnifying glass, allowing you to observe your captures like never before. Identify body segments, discover color patterns, and watch their behavior without fear of your capture running away. The magnifying bug viewer makes a great gift for little entomologists, or anyone curious about the world thriving under our feet!

Features:

  • Spacious plastic chamber for holding bugs and insects
  • Chamber opens and closes with ease
  • Jumbo plastic magnifying glass is mounted on top
  • Captives can’t escape until you choose to let them go!
  • Magnifying glass diameter is 2.875 inches


Age13+
Approx. Ship Size3.75 x 3.75 x 3.25 in
9.53 x 9.53 x 8.26 cm
Weight0 lb 5 oz
0.14 kg


Prop 65 Warning SignWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Customer Reviews


5 star rating  Kids love it!
Maria Casey from San Francisco
I'm a science teacher. My students went crazy when I showed them these viewers. We immediately went outside and started collecting and viewing insects. The magnifier is very effective.

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