1. BRABS
LOVE BINS
Try and spot the hidden seahorse.

2. Brabs work by using a crab remote control
Brabs work by using a crab remote control. It shovels rubbish from the beach into its mouth. Inside the 3 foot colourful Brab is a bin bag. When the bin bag is full it automatically ties it then ejects it out the back of the Brab.

3. Karl= calm and collective Tim= steady and sure
We have loads of different colours and names for our vibrant, wondrous Brabs. Their names are:
Kevin= mad and moody
Karl= calm and collective
Tim= steady and sure
Katelin= girly and sassy
The Brabs collect all the yucky rubbish that super lazy careless humans drop on the ground.
Peter the pigeon coming soon!

4. Jacob: I really like the idea of Brabs and think they will go far
Recent feedback from Wyndham Primary School pupils
Jacob: I really like the idea of Brabs and think they will go far
Nikki: I love recycling I want to play with this really badly!
Ruby: It’s a great idea.
Zoe: They are not animals they are Brabs!
Mrs Kilner: These would be an amazing addition to any beach!

5. This is an artistic representation of a Brab (not to scale)
This is an artistic representation of a Brab (not to scale). Recommended size 1 metre tall. >^-^<

6. Don’t drop it! Pick it up! BAG IT AND BIN IT!
It’s time to clean up our act. Everyone needs to take responsibility for litter.
Don’t drop it!
Pick it up!
BAG IT AND BIN IT!
#swagbrab