This ball can bounce up to 50' high.

This motion-activated fart alert broadcasts eight verbal warnings while flashing its light. Phrases include "Fart detected; maintain safe distance" and "Warning! Dangerous gases emitted." It comes with two AA batteries.

When viewed at the correct angle, a floating ball in the hologram chamber projects a clone that looks touchable – until you try. Other small objects (not provided) can also be used in the chamber. Metal objects should be avoided, however, because they may scratch the mirrored surface.

The Flingshot Flying Duck screams and shoots across the room. The rubber neck allows it to shoot up to 50' through the air.

The Flingshot Flying Frog screams and shoots across the room. The rubber neck allows it to shoot up to 50' through the air.

The Flingshot Flying Cow screams and shoots across the room. The rubber neck allows it to shoot up to 50 feet through the air.

The Flingshot Flying Pig screams and shoots across the room. The rubber neck allows it to shoot up to 50 feet through the air.

The Flingshot Flying Chicken is a hit with both kids and adults.  Aside from being a silly looking, this chicken actually screams and shoots across the room! All you have to do is insert your thumb into the pocket underneath the chicken's beak, pull back, and let it fly! The rubber neck allows it to shoot up to 50 feet while it cock-a-doodle-doos through the air!
— Ernie Wong, president of Playmaker Toys, told TDmonthly, "I think the best attribute to the Flingshot Flying Monkey is the interaction with the toy. It allows the user to be an active participant in the enjoyment it brings."

This monkey works like a slingshot and offers hours of screaming fun (he’s designed to scream on impact). The toy is 11” tall with an arm-span of 13”. With a bit of arm power, he can fly up to 30 feet – the farther one pulls him back, the farther he will fly. “The novelty of a monkey flying through the air and screaming, catapulted by the stretchy arms, brings smiles to children and adults alike,” said Ernie Wong, president of Playmaker Toys. “It requires interaction from those who play with it. You just don't watch it do stuff, you're an active part of what makes it such an entertaining product."
— “[We sell] three per day, 75 to 80 in a month” of the flying monkeys by Westminster International, Teresa Ford, owner of Kids’ Ketch in Lewes, Del., told TDmonthly in May 2008.
— “[We sell] at least 20 per month,” Owner Mary Sisson of Kazoodles in Vancouver, Wash., told TDmonthly in May 2008. She buys the store’s best-selling monkeys from Westminster and California Creations. “We sold something like 97 in a week before Christmas — mostly to adults for their offices,” Sisson said in early ‘08.
— The Flingshot Flying Monkey was a surprise hit, and thus earned a TDmonthly Top Seller 2007 award.