3 Pack of Magic Drinking Birds

The Magic of Science and Perpetual Motion Product Description

Perpetual motion is like the superhero power of never-ending movement. Now, imagine the drinking bird—a cool toy attempting to be a perpetual motion champion. When you soak its head, it starts a bobbing dance. However, don't tell anyone, it's not the real deal because it secretly relies on water magic. Real perpetual motion is like a unicorn; it sounds cool but can't really happen because of physics rules. Nevertheless, the drinking bird is our superhero-in-training, showing us how simple tricks can make things move in a fun way without breaking any science rules!

Soothing and Very Interesting To Watch The Drinking Bird

Watching the drinking bird is like enjoying a simple, repetitive dance. The bird's smooth and predictable moves can be strangely calming, providing a break from the everyday hustle. It's like a visual chill pill that your brain finds oddly relaxing. Very cool to watch the red liquid as it moves up and down, forcing the bird to bob its head.

CAPTIVATING: This original retro novelty toy is a captivating science marvel, endlessly intriguing to watch in perpetual motion. Its favorite activity? Dunking its head and staying wet all day!

How To Set Up the Drinking Bird

First and foremost, be sure to soak its head and remember to try and keep the glass full of water so it can keep its beak wet! Connect the bird by placing the metal bar on its neck into the leg holes. Grab a small glass of water smaller than the legs. Position the bird in front of the glass, dip and soak its head in the water, and adjust its height for a bobbing motion. Observe the bird drinking continuously, ensuring a temperature of 25°C/76°F for optimal performance. Now sit back and watch the magic happen!

Drinking Bird

A rather dumb-looking 6" bird with a felt-covered head and plastic feet. Moreover, it cannot get its fill of water. You buy the drinks. Fluid inside condenses from the evaporative cooling of the water off the bird's beak, making it top-heavy and dunking it back into the water. The condensate rejoins the liquid pool in the bird's bulb, and it tips up again. The process continues indefinitely. Children are fascinated by the bobbing bird, and the educational possibilities are great. But they should watch it, not fondle it! Great for school science experiments, tricks, office desk toys, and everyday fun!

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