There are two wheels. They turn alternately and make the hexbug larva slither
No, the Hexbug Larva does not come with a remote control. It is designed to move and respond to its environment autonomously, mimicking the movements of a real larva. The toy uses sensors to detect obstacles and navigate around them, providing an interactive experience without the need for remote operation.
The Hexbug Nano is a battery operated children's toy that simulates the movements of a real insect. One can also purchase separate tracks, such as the Watch Tower, that they can put the Hexbug in and watch it move.
In the hexbug case
hexbug armbands enable it to swim.
Look on the paper you get inside the hexbug capsule.
no lava can't fly
hexbug nanos do not have eyes as they are completely random. they bounce of things and the vibration causes them to turn not eyes.Although the hexbug original does have a sensor which makes it turn- Tom Ryan
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it is called a planula. it is a free-swimmer
it is called a planula. it is a free-swimmer
Studica.com sell the Hexbug Nano toy for $3.95, saving over 34%. Amazon.com also sell the Hexbug Nano for $2.75 which is sold by the company Dream Garden.
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