Growing Hatching Forest Friends

Growing fox or owl hidden in a tree stump

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Woodland tree stump with an owl or fox hidden inside. Completely submerge the stump in water and leave it for four days. Check back regularly and you'll notice a woodland creature starts to grow from the top of the stump, either an owl or a fox. Wait the full four days to discover the fully grown animal sitting atop the tree stump. Order more than one to receive both designs

Fox or owl that grows in water
Submerge tree stump in water to start
Grows to full size in four days
Animal grows to approx. 9cm

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Contains small parts

Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts

Tested to EU Standards

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How long does my owl live for once it's hatched? Do I have to keep it submerged or can it sit on window sill?

It will keep best if it is left submerged, but can be removed from its tree stump once fully grown.

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Does it shrink down again? And if it does, can it be regrown?

The animals shrink back down again very slowly when out of water, but it may take a few weeks for the liquid inside them to fully evaporate. Once back to its original size it should grow again when placed back in water.

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