Lunch The Whale Plush Toy This construction ensures excellent moisture

This construction ensures excellent moisture management

The inked-up block is placed on her etching press and a piece of paper is laid over top

Double-sided embellishments

This german pilsner glass holds

The fin whale is the second-largest animal on earth

Lunch The Whale Plush Toy This construction ensures excellent moistureLunch, a fin whale first spotted along the Maine coast in 1982, has what looks like a bite taken out of her dorsal fin. The fin whale is the second largest animal on earth, reaching over 80 feet and 80 tons, Maturing at 25 and living up to 90 years. Capable of achieving 25 knots, they are the fastest large whale. Their asymmetric markings aid researchers in photo identification.