In the Woods TOOB® baluga This little Chameleon’s markings identify

This little Chameleon’s markings identify it as a juvenile Veiled Chameleon

indigenous people of Columbia used the poison of these colorful frogs to coat the tips of their blow darts

The name “surgeonfish” refers to the spines near the fish’s tail

The figure measures 9 inches

and Loch Ness Monster…who knows

In the Woods TOOB® baluga This little Chameleon’s markings identifyWhen you take an evening stroll in the woods you never know what youll find! Featuring many common denizens of a forest, this Toob includes an elk, river otter, monarch butterfly, black bear, black snake, bald eagle, beaver, doe, grasshopper, frog, raccoon, and bison. History: Easily identifiable by the large amount of tall vegetation and sunlight, woods, also known as woodlands, are ecosystems dense with tons of different species of animals and