New and Classic Furby Models Cut Open With a Powerful Water Jet to Reveal What’s Inside

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Dan and Lincoln Markham of the What’s Inside? channel used a powerful water jet to cut open both a classic Furby and the new Furby Connect toy to reveal what’s inside and compare the two designs. The water jet made a cleaner cut through both Furby models than when the Markhams violently cut up a vintage Teddy Ruxpin.

We CUT IN HALF a 2016 Furby Connect and a 1996 Furby to see what’s inside. These are very advanced smart toys that may creep some people out.

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Glen Tickle

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