Bandai National Geographic - Excavation Kit - 3 Dinosaur Fossils to Dig Out - Educational and Science Game - STEM - JM80568M

• Excavation kit for digging, searching and discovering fossils like a real paleontologist.
• 3 real dinosaur fossils to excavate: a bone, an excrement called "coprolite" and a tooth from the mosasaur.
• Contents: 1 excavation block, 3 fossils, 1 brush, 1 excavation tool, 1 magnifying glass and 1 knowledge booklet to learn all about dinosaurs and fossils.
• A scientific, playful and educational leisure activity.
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Product Description With this set you slip into the role of a paleontologist and can search, discover and dig up real fossils! This science game is a particularly fun and simple excavation set that deals with the theme of dinosaurs and prehistoric times. With the spatula and brush, you can uncover 3 real fossils from the excavation block in the form of a Tyrannosaurus: a bone, a excrement called "coprolite" and a tooth from the mosasaur. Take a look at them under the magnifying glass to discover all the details! In the enclosed knowledge booklet you will find lots of information about the three fossils, but also general knowledge about dinosaurs and fossils with facts and fun information. Did you know that most dinosaurs were the same size as a human? Contents: 1 excavation block, 3 dinosaur fossils, 1 brush, 1 excavation tool, 1 magnifying glass and 1 knowledge book to learn all about dinosaurs. Discover the world of science in a playful way with the entire range of National Geographic sets from Bandai. Founded in 1888, the National Geographic Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of science. Since its inception, it has supported over 6,500 exploration and research projects that contribute to a better understanding of the earth, sea and sky, but also to a sustainable future for humanity. Directions Yes, the product comes with instructions in French. Safety Warning Not suitable for children under 36 months