Aaron Smith
CNNMoney.com
An "excessively loud" triceratops and a little girl's chemical-laced purse were among the items listed in the U.S. Public Interest Research Group's 2009 list of dangerous toys released Tuesday.
The 24th annual report, "Trouble in Toyland," targeted 16 examples of toys in 3 categories: toys that it considers dangerously loud, or containing small parts that may present choking hazards for small children, or containing toxic chemicals or lead.
The toys are made or marketed by various companies throughout the world. Only Hasbro Inc. and Sassy have so far responded to efforts to obtain comment.
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