BH8578 HANSA Desert Locust 39

---------------------------------------------------------------------- [Precautions for Use of Electrical Appliances] 】 When using electrical appliances, please note that the voltage is different from that of Japan, which can cause malfunction. The plug type is Japanese type (A or B type), so please check the voltage and use a transformer. The transformer is different from the conversion adapter. A transformer is not required for USB power supply. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- realistic stuffed animals [What is HANSA?] Since our founding in Australia in 1972, we have been researching various living things, mainly animals that live on earth, and producing stuffed animals that are realistically reproduced down to the last detail. All HANSA products are manufactured in our own 12,013 square meter factory in the Philippines, without the use of any subcontractors, in order to meet the required quality standards. We collaborate with museums, environmental protection organizations, and educational institutions to convey the importance of protecting the world's animals and the environment. [What kind of stuffed animal is HANSA? ] From small palm-sized animals such as familiar pets, animals that everyone knows such as those kept in zoos, local endemic species, dinosaurs that lived in ancient times, extinct species, creatures from the fantasy world, etc., to 4 m 93 cm. Life-size stuffed animals such as giraffes are manufactured using advanced technology to recreate animals that live on Earth. We have a contract with an international inspection agency and issue inspection certificates for each individual product. [Why a realistic stuffed animal? ] The reason why HANSA continues to make realistic stuffed animals is not only because of the appearance and ecology of animals distributed all over the world, but also because of the impact that we humans have on the habitats of animals through deforestation and environmental pollution. The idea comes from the idea of environmental conservation, which is a desire to make the next generation's children aware of the fact that we are depriving our children of the environment. desert locust