Plush toys made from 100% recycled PET bottles

International toy company Wild Republic, dedicated to developing high-quality plush toys with the purpose of nurturing children and encouraging them to love nature, has launched the "Monsterkins" line - a pioneering eco-friendly plush Toy line, launched on Earth Day
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Monsterkins are made from sustainable materials and have an eco-friendly backstory: These monsters make a living by eating discarded plastic water bottles
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As part of the company's "Promise to the Planet" social initiative, a portion of the proceeds from this new line of plush toys will go to support animal rescues
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"It was important to us to develop a fun and innovative plush collection like Monsterkins, made from 100% recycled PET bottles, that also helps educate our children about improving our planet "The importance of our planet, our diverse ecosystems, and the importance of protecting and respecting our planet," said Vishnu Chandran, president of Wild Republic
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As the story goes, Monsterkins were created by Earth to help eat plastic bottles on land and in the ocean
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Plastic bottles can take nearly 500 years to decompose, but Monsterkins only takes two hours to digest them
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They thrive on your plastic waste
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Whether it's in the rainforest, on the beach, or litter on the ground, you can rely on a Monsterkins to eat and clean it up
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There is one Monsterkins per environment
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"Monsterkins are friendly 'monsters' and the perfect nighttime companions to help ease anxiety, especially during this very stressful time," Chandran said.
"The soft lines and rich colors make it easy to turn trouble into cute fun.

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The collection includes Monsterkins Dusk, Grom, MK, Muck, Trash Foot, Trashzilla, Vinnie and Vish
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Depending on the character, it takes about 3 to 26 plastic water bottles to make each Monsterkins
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Each is sold separately and comes in two different sizes, 18 inches for $30 and 8 inches for $11.
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Monsterkins are available at WildRepublic.
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