Just like a real bug, these Nanos scurry across any surface, flip themselves over, and bounce off jelly walls. The Flash Nano features a supercharged redesign, is now 1.5 times longer, moves twice as fast and lights up!

They can be made very simply with a toothbrush. And a motor but the company innovation. First decided to streamline the concept with an attractive. Design and fun colors.

The nano Flash has been re-imagined as the ultimate electronic toy for kids or pets. Supercharged and moving at twice the speed, its new slender design now features LED lights that shine bright as soon as it's set into motion.

HexBugs work by vibrating, which causes them to move sporadically and unpredictably, similar to the insects they were modeled after.

HexBugs work by vibrating, which causes them to move sporadically and unpredictably, similar to the insects they were modeled after.

This new breed of gravity-defying nano® V2 bugs can now climb up vertically, horizontally, around corners, through loops and tubes, to the tip-top of any nano® V2 habitat set.

Not that kind of love. Get away from him and this is a battle bot it only has one love the love of Destruction. So if you want to amp up your playtime today get a hex bug.

HexBugs work by vibrating, which causes them to move sporadically and unpredictably, similar to the insects they were modeled after.

Tax included. The HEXBUG nano® is a tiny, collectible, micro robotic creature that uses the physics of vibration to propel forward and explore its environment.

Not that kind of love. Get away from him and this is a battle bot it only has one love the love of Destruction. So if you want to amp up your playtime today get a hex bug.

HEXBUG NANO BUGS: Watch as these autonomous fake insect crawling toys use vibration technology to explore every nook and cranny. Featuring a Cicada, Cockroach, Japanese Beetle, Water Scorpion and an Assassin Bug! PRANK TOYS: Real Bugs are the perfect prank!

So, while you might see bugs walk on plastic surfaces, they can't climb if it's completely smooth. Bed bugs use small hairs in their legs to grip the surface and crawl, considering they can't fly or jump.