Schleich Wild Animal Figurine Collection

Schleich Wild Life Wolf Toy Figurine

Ranger Tom is on a safari in the outback and has come across a Dingo, and a Kangeroo and its Joey. Ranger Toms arms and legs move, Joey fits into Mommys pouch. 9 piece set includes:1 Ranger Tom1 Mother Kangeroo1 Joey1 dingo1 backpack1 set of binoculars1 tree stump1 cup Part of the Wildlife Series by Schleich.The art work and detail are beautiful on these hand painted figures. Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.

Schleich Wild Life Outback Adventures

ANIMALS, ADVENTURE, AND EXCITEMENT AT HOME - This set includes six miniature North American animal figurines, featuring two deer toys (buck and fawn),

Schleich Wild Life Realistic North American Forest Animal Figurine Playset - 6-Piece Toy Set with Buck, Fawn, Longhorn Bull, Badger, Bald Eagle

Wild Life starter set Children can discover wild animals with the Wild Life Starter Set. Children can discover wild animals with the Wild Life Starter Set. The life-like Schleich animals with elaborate detail stimulate children to play creatively, allowing them to come up with their first adventurous stories from the wilderness of the safari. Fun fact It takes five years for the mane of a male lion to grow fully.

Schleich - Wild Life Starter Set

The Vulture is a mature griffon vulture. It lives all over Europe, North Africa and Asia. The bird of prey prefers living in open landscapes, on cliffs or in gorges. It has reddish brown plumage, gray-black wings, and an almost featherless neck with a ring of white down around it. Vultures are particularly important to the ecosystem. They eat dead animals that could otherwise spread disease. Measures 2.64 tall. Ages 3 and up.

Schleich - Vulture

Giraffe calf At the time of their birth, baby giraffes already weigh 50 kilograms and fall from a height of two metres to the ground. But they don't hurt themselves and can already run after a short time. Baby giraffes are reared together with other young animals in a kind of kindergarten. A female giraffe from the herd acts as the nursery school teacher and looks after the calves while the other mothers search for food. If predators approach, she immediately raises the alarm.