Alaska Animals
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American Black Bear
Doesn't the American Black Bear look cute? It stretches its shiny snout into the air and looks over with friendly eyes. [more info...]
Cow Moose
Did you know that a male moose is called a bull, but a female moose is called a cow? The biggest difference in physical appearance between a male and a female moose are the antlers. Males have a large, sprawling set of antlers, while females have none. [more info...]
Drake
Male ducks are easily identifiable by their colorful, iridescent plumage. Drakes do not have a brown mark on their bill, unlike females. [more info...]
Goat
During the day, goats' pupils narrow to almost rectangular, horizontal slits. Goats cannot perceive the color blue. For them the sky is always grey. [more info...]
Goat Kid
Goat and kids recognize each other by the sound of their calls, not by their appearance. Newly born domestic goat kids are able to stand immediately and to follow their mother. [more info...]
Grizzly Bear
After polar bears, Grizzlies are the world's second largest bears. Because of their height and their aggressive behavior, they are considered as very dangerous in their home, North America. Grizzlies are the largest bears in North America. [more info...]
Hammerhead Shark
Hammerhead Shark, , by SchleichExplore the wild with the Hammerhead Shark , a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This 2.638" x 6.102" x 2.244" toy is authentically detailed... [more info...]
Holstein Cow
Holstein bulls and cows are the most popular breed of cattle in the world. They were first bred in The Netherlands and then brought to America in 1857. [more info...]
Insects Toob
Insects, By Safari Limited Discover a world of fascinating award winning miniature collectibles in a myriad of popular themes. Each collection is professionally sculpted and finely hand painted... [more info...]
Lamb
Sheep that are not older than one year are referred to as lambs. Lambs are suckled for three months. After that, they eat grass and herbs. [more info...]
Ocean
Ocean, By Safari Limited Discover a world of fascinating award winning miniature collectibles in a myriad of popular themes. Each collection is professionally sculpted and finely hand painted... [more info...]
Otter
The otter is pretty difficult to spot, because it can swim at lightning speed when catching its prey. [more info...]
Polar Bear
The polar bear's habitat is the Arctic. Under their fur, polar bears have black skin. It stores the heat from the sun. [more info...]
Polar Bear Cub, Walking
Polar bears are the largest predatory animals on Earth. Their thick, snow-white fur and a thick layer of fat protect them from the cold. Polar bears are perfectly adapted to life in the eternal ice of the Arctic. They can even swim large distances in the ice-cold water. [more info...]
Rabbit
A rabbit's favorite foods are juicy herbs, fresh clover, salad, twigs and peelings. If rabbits feel good, they purr and kick out with their hind legs. [more info...]
Ram
Wearing thick, fleecy fur, sheep are covered wherever their farm may be. Ram by Schleich [more info...]
Raven
There are nine known species of raven, although the common raven is by far the most prevalent. It can be found widely distributed throughoutthe northern hemisphere. However, don’t let the name common fool you – these animals are some of the smartest on the planet! [more info...]
SAFARI SIBERIAN HUSKY
Educational Teaching Tool Safe and durable non-toxic Durable material BPA-free, phthalate and lead free [more info...]
Sea Life Set
Explore life below the surface with the Sea Life Set! This playset includes 4 different marine animals – a dolphin, orca, whale and shark. [more info...]
Seal
Besides walruses and sea lions, the various types of seals include, of course, common seals. Common seals and sea lions are easy to tell apart. Sea lions have little ears, while common seals do not. [more info...]
Sheep
Sheep have a cuddly wool that protects them from the cold in winter. Sheep's wool takes 6 to 12 months to fully regrow after shearing. [more info...]
