The figure's sleek and elegant floating shape is further enhanced by the great black finish with a nice sheen. Easily image this figure cutting thru the water.
The Papo Manta Ray #56006 measures: 7" W 4.75" L.
One of the most eye catching features of this figure is the nice sharp curves at the wing tips. The great black finish with a nice sheen is equally outstanding and adds to the figure's overall appearance, creating a sleek and elegant look. The upward curve on the tail is another great feature.
The underside of the figure is all white, it would have been nice to see some spotting or detailing to add to its realism. However, the gills have nice relief and varied sizes, and the mouth is open with gills painted insides, giving the figure a more lifelike appearance. The cephalic lobes are well shaped.
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Manta Ray Toy Buying Guide (Hit the BACK button when done reviewing)
Manta rays are large, graceful creatures that are found in many oceans around the world. They are members of the ray family, which also includes stingrays and eagle rays. Manta rays are known for their distinctive appearance, with their wide, flat bodies and long, pointed fins.
Manta rays are filter feeders, meaning that they feed on plankton and small fish that they filter from the water using their gills. They are able to swim great distances in search of food, and can often be seen leaping out of the water in an impressive display of strength and agility.
Despite their impressive size and strength, manta rays are gentle creatures that pose no threat to humans. They are often sought out by divers and snorkelers, who are drawn to their graceful movements and unique appearance.
Part of the Sea Life Series by Papo.
Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.
Product Code: Papo 56006
by Papo
3+Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
I am so happy I was able to find this. My adult son with autism asked for it (and if you know autism you know the devil is in the details). He put these with his underwater collection. He is happy with this.
