Animals and Figures

Wild Life Series The giant tortoise from Schleich® Wild Life has a large, dome-shaped shell. In nature, it can grow 100 to 120 cm long. Giant to...

Wild Life Series After polar bears, Grizzlies are the world’s second-largest bears. Because of their height and their aggressive behaviour, they...

Wild Life Series The polar and grizzly bears are the largest animal predators on Earth. Weighing more than 500 kilos with a length of almost 3 mete...

Wild Life Series Why do giraffes have spots? It is hard to imagine that they would serve as camouflage for such large animals. But it is true: F...

Wild Life Series Beavers have big teeth that are constantly growing.

Wild Life Series White-tailed does can see and hear very well, but rely mainly on their sense of smell and their speed. They are very agile and can...

Wild Life Series Although hippopotamuses cannot swim particularly well, they spend nearly all day in the water. They cannot simply drift along, bec...

Wild Life Series The dromedary from Schleich® Wild Life has, like in nature, just one hump. It is also known as a one-humped camel. Dromedaries ...

Wild Life Series Male gorillas often beat their fists on their chests. They do so to show who is the strongest in the group. However, it can also b...

Wild Life Series Crocodiles are the largest reptiles in the world and the closest living relatives of birds (!), with whom they share a lineage ...

Wild Life Series Zebras live in the African savannah and belong to the horse family. Each zebra has a unique fur coat pattern consisting of black a...

Wild Life Series White-tailed bucks are very shy animals. When they get scared, they wave their tails back and forth. If there is indeed a predator...

Wild Life Series Baby African elephants spend 20 to 22 months in their mother's body before they see the light of the world. Female elephants ha...

Wild Life Series It is said that wolves howl at the moon, but their sounds actually serve to communicate with each other. By howling, they want to ...

Wild Life Series With lions, it is almost exclusively the females that go hunting. Many of their prey are faster than they are, so these predators ...

Wild Life Series The otter is pretty difficult to spot, because it can swim at lightning speed when catching its prey. Only on land might you get l...

Wild Life Series The Indian rhinoceros lives in Northeast India. Its thick folds of skin make it unmistakable, as though it were wearing thick armo...

Wild Life Series Cougars can’t roar, but they can purr, meow, and whine about doing chores. Cougars in the wild can leap 40 feet – that’s longer th...

Wild Life Series

Wild Life Series Giraffe bulls are the largest land animals, reaching heights of up to six metres. Their necks can be two and a half metres long...

Wild Life Series Mandrills often start their day with a loud scream and a series of deep grunts.

Wild Life Series The chameleon not only looks deceptively real. Like its companions, it can also change colour. Depending on the temperature, it is...

Wild Life Series The magnificent Hyacinth Macaw looks just great with its cobalt-blue plumage. Its tail feathers are really long. When it spreads i...

Wild Life Series You can recognize the Thompson gazelle by its distinctive coat color with black and white stripes on the its belly and face. Most ...

Wild Life Series The Proboscis Monkey from Schleich® WILD LIFE has a unique feature that immediately catches your eye: A large, pear-shaped nos...

Wild Life Series The North Atlantic Right whale has been swimming through the waters off the North American coast for a long time. Its smooth, blac...

Wild Life Series The Fire Salamander looks beautiful with its patterned black and yellow shiny skin. Sitting on a mossy stone, it is quite easy to ...

Wild Life Series Tapirs eat as much as 75 pounds of fruit, berries, and leaves a day. Tapirs can walk underwater on the bottom of a lake or river, ...

Wild Life Series Slow lorises move slowly and deliberately, sometimes hanging motionless beneath a tree branch for hours at a time. 

Wild Life Series The little chimpanzee cub looks very cute. Its fur is already as thick as the grown-up chimps. Only its jaw is not quite as develo...

Wild Life Series The cute, armored rhinoceros baby already has the same typical skin as its parents: It looks like it was cobbled together from ind...

Wild Life Series Includes: 1x African elephant calf, 1x giant panda (male), 1x orangutan (female), 1x tiger cub

Wild Life Series The female Bonobo looks very much like a Chimpanzee. No wonder: both come from the same ape family. But experts can recognize bono...

Wild Life Series Penguin family fun really lives up to its name! Just hatched from the egg, the little baby penguin is already exploring the icy ca...

Wild Life Series 1 x lion, 1 x female zebra, 1 x African elephant calf, 1 x chimpanzee

Wild Life Series Because of its mainly black fur, you can tell right away that this Indri comes from the north of Madagascar. That’s because its co...