Tuatara Soft Toy With Real Sound Small

The Tuatara is the only surviving reptile of an order which flourished 200 million years ago and are unique in many ways. They have two rows of upper teeth which overlap one row on the bottom. They are able to hear, though possess no external ear and have a third eye (parietal eye) visible as a hatchling, its function still the subject of research. Tuatara reproduce very slowly taking 10 years to reach maturity and females lay eggs, with soft parchment-like shells, only once every 2 to 5 years. Their average lifespand is around 60 years but they can life to well over 100.

This soft little lizard has a row of spikes down it's back and shiny button eyes, squeeze the middle and you can hear the real sound of the Tuatara.