An original model of the swinging bass. It's often reproduced with other fish or animals. But this is the original bass. Big Mouth Billy Bass is an animatronic singing prop, representing a largemouth bass, incented in 1998 (however the back of the plaque says it was manufactured in 1999). It was very popular in the early 2000s. Made of a latex rubber with a plastic mechanical skeleton. It looks like a caught fish, displayed on a plate, until suddenly its head and tail start to move and starts to sing songs. "Don't worry, be happy', by Bobby McFerrin, and "Take me to the River", by Al Green. Originally it had a moving sensor to activate it, but it was replaced by a red button to prevent it from irritating people. Size: 34 x 23 cm Can be used with an adapter, not included. Can be attached on a wall with the mount, or placed on a cabinet. With red activating button. Will be sent by insured and registered mail.