10 Best Narwhal Stuffed Animals For All The Magical Cuddles
Narwhal plush stuffed animals are the latest kid craze. Kids firmly believe that real-life narwhals are adorable and magical, and to be honest, we aren’t convinced the magical part isn’t legit. They’re the mythical unicorns of the sea, after all. No offense to real narwhals, but they’re nowhere near as attractive as their stuffed animals make them out to be. However, their mysteriousness, super long tusks, and overall cool factor make up for their lack of good looks.
If you have a kid who wants every narwhal stuffed animal they can get their little hands on, you’ve come to the right place. Because if there’s anything kids love more than narwhals, it’s stuffies. Narwhal stuffed animals come in all different shapes and sizes, and they’re all soft, have unicorn-like tusks, and there’s usually a cute cartoony face situation. Basically, they look like a fantasy version of a real narwhal, and your kid is going to be thrilled.
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Here are a few interesting facts on narwhals that you and your kiddo might find fascinating. Their tusks can grow as long as 10 ft and are usually only found on males. And get this, the tusk is actually an overgrown tooth with millions of nerve endings. Sadly, they’re endangered, with only 80,000 narwhals roaming the Arctic waters of Russia, Greenland, and Norway, with 75 percent of them in Canada. Each can weigh up to 4,200 pounds and grow as long as 17 ft. They change colors as they age (same girl, same) and the average lifespan is 30 to 40 years, but many have reportedly lived beyond 50 years. They’re the deepest diving marine mammals — plunging as deep as 4,500 ft and staying underwater for up to 25 minutes.
That’s pretty cool! But back to stuffies. Take a look at our list of the cutest and cuddliest narwhal stuffed animals below. (And if stuffies aren’t enough, check out these narwhal coloring pages to give your kid their fill.)
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