About This

• Sees It and Keeps It. Your child snakes the flexible camera under a rock, spots a beetle on the 2.4-inch screen, then presses one button to save a photo or record video, so the find outlasts the walk home
• Bright Enough for Dark Corners. Eight adjustable LED levels ring the lens, from a soft glow for a moth on a leaf up to full brightness inside a hollow log, and 3x digital zoom pulls details closer
• Puddle Ready Probe, Bendable Hose. The IP67 rated lens and hose handle rain, wet grass and shallow puddles, and the gooseneck holds any shape you bend it into, like a bendy straw. Keep the handle dry
• Turns a Backyard Into a Field Site. Kids use this exploration toy under logs, in tree bark, down a drainpipe, behind the sofa and inside a birdhouse, on camping trips, garden hunts and nature walks
• What Comes in the Box. Camera handle, flexible snake hose, USB-C charging cable and a clip-on panda cover. A microSD card is not included, so add any standard card. Message us if anything arrives faulty
• Charges Like a Phone. The built-in rechargeable battery fills from the included USB-C cable using any phone charger or power bank you already own, so there are no button cells to hunt for on a birthday morning
• A Screen Two Kids Can Share. The 2.4-inch color display is about as wide as a credit card, wide enough for a sibling or a friend to lean in and watch the live view at the same time instead of taking turns squinting
• Made for Small Hands. The handle is shaped for a child grip, the buttons are large and few, and there is no phone, app or wifi pairing to set up, so a 5 year old can pick it up and start exploring without a parent driving it
• A Gift That Is Not Another Screen Toy. Most presents for boys age 4-6 and 6-8 end up being another tablet game. This STEM science toy sends them back outside, which makes it an easy birthday or Christmas pick
• Who It Suits. Curious kids roughly 4 to 12, boys and girls, budding entomologists, rock collectors, campers and anyone who has ever asked what is under there. Adults borrow it for drains and the gap behind the washing machine