Clear Gummy Bear 3-D Anatomy Puzzle
Highly detailed, DIY 'skeleton' of a gummy bear.
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Adorably hair-raising miniature animals are definitely our thing.
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The large Gummy Bear Anatomical Model contains 41 adorable body parts, while the smaller version offers an equally visceral view of 14 different components.
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After you've put together your model, display it in the included plastic case.
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The Gummy Bear Anatomy Puzzle is available in two sizes.
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Overview
The gorgeously creepy Gummy Bear Anatomy Puzzle is an assemble-yourself sculpture depicting the bones and organs of a majestic gummy bear.
Created by pop-culture artist Jason Freeny, the do-it-yourself model features a snap-together skeleton, detachable organs*, and even a removable skullcap** for viewing the Gummy Bear's brain!
The model is encased in a transparent hard but clear shell for easy viewing and display. Designed for ages 8 and up, the Gummy Bear Anatomy Model features easy assembly and loads of adorable creepiness.
Features & specs
- A cute-and-creepy anatomy model of a gummy bear
- Snaps together for easy assembly
- Large size has 41 parts
- Small size has 14 parts
- Approx. dimensions (large): 8 1/2" x 5 1/4" x 4" (21.6 cm x 13.3 cm x 10.2 cm)
- Approx. dimensions (small): 4 1/4" x 2 1/4" x 2 3/4" (10.8 cm x 5.7 cm x 7 cm)
- Anatomically correct (so we're told)
- *Detachable organs (large size only)
- **Removable skullcap (large size only)
- Recommended for ages 8+
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Artist Jason Freeny is well-known for his anatomically creepy pop-culture sculptures. While most of his works are one-offs, he recently partnered with a toy company specializing in 3D anatomical models to create the Gummy Bear Anatomy Model.
It looks like a gummy bear, but it's got a skeleton and organs! You know you shouldn't, but surely you want to eat it. But it's not edible. So keep it on your desk and enjoy the hilarious reactions of others.
Adorably hair-raising miniature animals are definitely our thing.
Detachable organs and removable skullcap!
We're not quite sure where Gummy Bears lie on the tree of life, but according to their anatomy they share a lot in common with your average bear. That seems to make sense, but it does raise the question of why commercial gummy bears made for eating are boneless.
The 8.5-inch tall Gummy Bear Anatomy Model contains 41-pieces including a complete skeleton, brain, heart, lungs, digestive track, and liver. All of the organs are detachable, and a removable skullcap makes for easy viewing of the brain. Yummy!
The smaller cub is just as cute (and disgusting), featuring 14 different parts including detachable leg and paw bones. Gross! And cool!
The large Gummy Bear Anatomical Model contains 41 adorable body parts, while the smaller version offers an equally visceral view of 14 different components.
Un-bear-ably cute gummy skeleton!
Just look at this little creature. Who would've thought tasty gummy bears were filled with so many bones and viscera?!
After you've put together your model, display it in the included plastic case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Is it edible?
Answer: No, but this is. And so is this. Oh, and so are these, these, these, and yep, these, too. The Gummy Bear Anatomy Skeleton is a different animal (so to speak) than our edible gummies.
Question: Is it difficult to put together?
Answer: No, not at all. The included instructions are very clear. It'll take you about 25-30 minutes for the large bear (and even quicker for the small bear), depending on your skill level.
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