Discover it Butterfly, Science Lab Kit, STEM Toys for Kids, Ages 5+ | Butterfly Life Cycle: Open a synthetic chrysalis to discover butterfly stages while learning about metamorphosis and STEM

Awesome science project and learning tool for ages 5 to 12....good value ....can use it 3 times from the same kit...easy instructions...can use adult guidance for younger kids... actual animal size accurate

These dissection kits are the best! We got one as a gift for a 5 year old birthday, and since then, we have been gifting them. They are super fun, educational, and they can come with a couple of refill packs so you can reset the anatomy and refill the gel to enjoy all over again. We have purchased four of the different animals for our own home and loved each one!

I like the buy these kits for gifts. They are great for the price and provide an entire lesson that is very engaging!

I didn't get it in time for Christmas. But he still really liked it.

Cute gift idea for any boy. The instructions are easy to follow and the value for the money is great. It’s easy to use and it’s not super messy and all the tools are super durable. The quality of the toy is great!

The idea is incredible and this is brilliant way to make sicence fun, but my specimen was seemingly dried up. Otherwise I would be raving positive, about this. We did get to keep the butterfly.

Fun and educational for young school age kids. Jelly like substance is easy to remake and reset.

My grandson loved this and he learned from it also. I think it comes with a refill so you can put it back together and dissect it all over again. If not, regular gelatin worked for us.

I really liked this concept and thought it would be a great activity for my son. From opening to completion, the entire activity took about 2 minutes. It did spark some conversation around the life cycle of a caterpillar/butterfly but overall, I don't think this activity was worth it.

It takes only a minute to pull the creature out of the hardened slime. Not much play value.

My son opened it and the bug just fell out of the Amber as if it wasn't fully encased in it. If your children are interested in this, I would suggest spending more money and getting a better quality

Product is exactly as described, both by other reviewers and the product description…except for one thing. The available types of skeletons is only the mouse and bird, and not the salamander/lizard. Also, as other reviewers say, it is too easy to get the bones out of the gel, so it’s not really any fun. So, I took them out myself and placed them in dyed Plaster of Paris for the kids to dig them out like a real archaeologist. They had waaaay more fun that way. But I already figured on doing this due to having bought the other Dissect It kits and knew how easy that gel stuff was to take apart (those kits still better than these ones), so that’s not why I took stars away. I took two stars away due to the misleading photos. I do not like it when people are not up front about their products. The salamander is even featured in the three animals most eaten by owls in their own information pamphlet that comes with it. Hope this helps.

Not true to picture more of a puke yellow foggy colour