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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...

Farm World Series Don’t be afraid of the big black dog! The Great Dane is quite a trusting creature. It runs playfully through the meadow on its lo...

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

Farm World Series Hens lay between 250-300 eggs per year. Although it may look that way at first, no two eggs are the same. They are of varying siz...

Farm World Series The brown Highland Bull from Schleich® FARM WORLD is a long-living, resilient bull that originates in north-western Scotland. The...

Farm World Series Cows are very sensitive animals. Calves are protected by their mothers, who are immediately there for them if they are afraid ...

Farm World Series Cows can’t understand human language, but they can distinguish between a friendly and an unfriendly tone of voice. They can al...

Horse Club Series

Wild Life Series

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 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...

Farm World Series The Jack Russell Terrier from Schleich® FARM WORLD is a small, lively, quick, and clever dog. The Jack Russell Terrier has the ty...

Wild Life Series On all fours, the Japanese Macaque keeps a close eye on what's going on. Nothing escapes the black beady eyes in its reddish face....

Farm World Series The pretty Jersey Cow is immediately recognizable by its yellowish coat and black muzzle. She is also much smaller than other cow...

Horse Club Series Knabstrupper are from Denmark and are great therapy horses. Even anxious people quickly come to trust them. Is it her funny, d...

Horse Club Series Knapstrupper and Appaloosa stallions look very similar, as they both have spotted coats.