Intex Large Inflatable Whale

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York mum says she was 'fobbed off' repeatedly by her GP before discovering 'mouth ulcer' was oral cancer A 50 foot inflatable whale will feature as a star attraction at a free family fun day organised by North Lincolnshire Council in the recently renamed Queen Elizabeth Memorial Gardens at Church Square. Visitors are promised to be transported into a kelp-swirling ocean's depths.

Hopefully these whales will be able to adjust to changing oceans,” she says, “but we also need to give them a chance. These whales live 70 years, maybe more. The amount of change in their lifetime is going to be incredible if we don’t slow climate change down.” The festival will involve city centre exhibitions, a sound and light installation in Wakefield’s former market hall and workshops in local libraries. Change Waste Recycling to provide funding for Social Bite village as part of new partnership with Social Bite

Please make sure your space is INDOORS, at least 65 feet long (diagonally is okay) and is available for 15-30 minutes prior to and after the presentation for set-up and breakdown. The time is lenient and you might get it on your first try. Make sure you select the “Storm” weather, as daytime will Suitable sessions for all ages. We take small groups of up to 10 pupils inside the whale according to a pre agreed schedule with each school. We are happy to work with you on this, so you get the most out of the visit. These Inflatable Giraffes are perfect for a range of animal, safari and zoo themes. This Giraffe will blow up to 60cm when inflated. Great as a toy for kids, or as a party decoration. Having Deloitte on board has been a huge step forward for us and, thanks to their 5 Million Futures Programme, we can work with schools and charities across the country to educate about the hugely important role whales play in helping the ocean absorb carbon and mitigate the threat of climate and ecological breakdown.”

These blow up whales are perfect for a range of sea themed event / beach parties and an under the sea party. Both Lorna and Abbie were amazing on both days, engaging, adapting, and working with a range of our pupils including some with special educational needs, our infants and right up to our senior pupils. There will also be performances of Oscar Wilde’s much-loved children’s classic The Selfish Giant at The Lyttelton Well Hall. Our inflatable whale, Ladder, is a 65-foot fin whale modeled after a real fin whale in the Gulf of Maine that we studied from 1996-2018 when he passed away. Fin whales are an endangered species, and the second-largest animal on Earth! It’s one thing for us to tell people about the size of these amazing animals, but now students (and adults) can really get a sense of how big they are.It’s changed the way we think about the whales’ ecology,” she says. “It suggests that north-eastern foraging ground isn’t as commonly used as it was historically.”