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Target is selling new pool floats shaped like a llama, sloth, and baby narwhal, and they are perfect for summer

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Pool rafts from Target's Sun Squad collection. Target
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Target's recently released collection of pool rafts includes an assortment of whimsical shapes that will make any summer occasion even more colorful.

As scoped out by fan Instagram account @TargetDoesItAgain earlier in May, Sun Squad — a line exclusive to Target — launched a handful of floats that inflate to look like animals, including a pink and white llama, a blue narwhal complete with a rainbow horn and a tail, and a sloth that looks rather relaxed. 

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Target's llama-shaped pool float even has a tail.  Target

The rafts vary in price on Target's website — the narwhal raft, which the website says is meant for babies, retails for $15, the llama-shaped raft retails for $15, and the sloth float retails for $20 at the time of writing.

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Target's Sun Squad sloth raft could be the most relatable pool item of the summer.  Target

If a zenned-out sloth isn't your thing, there are other unique pool rafts in Target's new collection.

For example, one float is shaped like a motorboat, and it includes a cooler compartment. It's available online for $40.

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A pool raft from Target with a cooler compartment.  Target

There are also floats that look like colorful pieces of fruit, such as this $15 watermelon raft; and nostalgic shapes like a cassette tape, which also retails for $15.

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The cassette float is a nod to the '80s and '90s.  Target

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Darcy Schild is an editor at Insider. She focuses on style, royals, and pop culture and leads coverage across Insider Life for the website's global weekend team. Darcy joined Insider as an editorial fellow in June 2019 after graduating from the University of Florida, where she studied journalism and sociology. Her bylines have also appeared on Her Campus, HeyAlma.com, and PBS/NPR-affiliate WUFT News.