Bend the silver body into a tight loop or a lazy curve. Every segment moves freely, so this tiny shark strikes a different pose each time you glance at it. Black dot eyes give it a permanently surprised expression.
A baby brontosaurus in bone that skipped the flesh and kept the charm. Long neck, ribbed back, and hollow little eye sockets that somehow still look cute.
Clean white segments chain together to form this pocket-sized stegosaurus skeleton. A domed shell and a row of raised bumps trace its back, while stubby legs and a small tail complete the silhouette.
This pocket-sized rhino packs surprising detail into a desk-friendly footprint. Articulated joints let you pose its head and legs, while the grey body, black eyes, and white horn give it instant character.
Beige body with contrasting brown bill, feet, and tail. The three-segment articulated body bends at the neck and waist so you can pose it in different stances. Large black eyes give it a perpetually curious look.
Oversized bulbous pincers and a chunky brown body give this pocket-sized scorpion serious personality. The tail curling upward and backward over its back makes it impossible not to pick up and turn over.