Wild Life
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Baby African elephants spend 20 to 22 months in their mother's body before they see the light of the world.
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Elephant bulls are considerably bigger than elephant cows. Reaching heights of almost four metres, they are the second largest land animals after giraffes.
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Alligators are easy to recognise because the teeth in their lower jaw are not visible from the side.
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A hippopotamus calf is in danger. The lion approaches with large strides, but luckily the ranger is already on his way to help in his helicopter!
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Ranger Tom and his friend Ted the meerkat are on their first joint mission in the animal rescue truck from Schleich® Wild Life.
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Elephants have extremely flexible and strong trunks with 15, muscle fascicles. Asian elephants have a gripping finger at the tip of the trunk.
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The set includes five animals from the African savannah: a cheetah cub, a giant pangolin, a flamingo, a giraffe calf and an African elephant calf.
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Jaguars and leopards with black coats are called black panthers. Despite their black coats, they still have the characteristic flower-shaped markings.
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The blue whale is the largest mammal on the planet. Its tongue alone weighs as much as an elephant
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Baby cheetahs weigh just 300 grams when they are born. Their coat already has the typical black spots, and their face the unmistakable tear drop stripes.
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Cheetahs are the fastest land animals in the world. With their slim bodies and powerful, long legs
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Crocodiles are the largest reptiles in the world and the closest living relatives of birds (!), with whom they share a lineage from the archosaurs.
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Dolphins are quick, agile swimmers, often jumping impressively over the water surface.
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The most famous species of fox is the red fox, which has a characteristic red coat.
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Panda bears are seriously endangered. Each panda baby born is something akin to a miracle and a true blessing for the conservation of the species.
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Pandas have a striking black and white coat that makes it easier for other pandas to spot them in dense woodland.
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Giant tortoises carry large, bony shells on their back that house their head and appendages when danger calls.
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At the time of their birth, baby giraffes already weigh 50 kilograms and fall from a height of two metres to the ground.
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It is hard to imagine that they would serve as camouflage for such large animals.
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Male gorillas often beat their fists on their chests. They do so to show who is the strongest in the group.
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After polar bears, Grizzlies are the worlds second largest bears. Because of their height and their aggressive behaviour, they are considered as very dangerous in their home, North America.
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Although hippopotamuses cannot swim particularly well, they spend nearly all day in the water.
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Under cover of darkness the hyena slinks toward the ostrich nest. But the hyena doesn’t go undetected.
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The Indian rhinoceros lives in Northeast India. Its thick folds of skin make it unmistakable
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The orca is a large, toothed whale that belongs to the dolphin family. Its black and white colouring makes its unmistakable.
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Koalas are quite the sleepy heads. They spend about 14 hours each day taking extensive naps.
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After birth, lion babies have a sand-coloured fur coat with dark, circular spots.
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White lions, like the lion mother with cubs, are very rare and therefore something really special.
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The Manatee is a mammal that lives in tropical waters and feeds on seagrass, algae and other aquatic plants
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Oryx antelopes live in extremely dry, hot deserts. They have slender horns, which are almost half as long as their bodies, and have a striking black and white "face mask".
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The polar bear’s habitat is the Arctic. In winter, the temperature there can drop to -50° Celsius.
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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.
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Expansion set for the CROCO jungle research station. Accompany Ranger Alex on his expedition through the wild jungle.
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Quokkas are peaceful little marsupials. They belong to the family of kangaroos and are therefore also called short-tailed kangaroos.
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The red panda from has a striped tail, red-brown fur and powerful paws with sharp claws.
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The reindeer from Schleich Wild Life has a thick, long grey-brown coat, as it does in nature.
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Besides walruses and sea lions, the various types of seals include, of course, common seals.
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The snow leopard has a light grey coat with black rosettes, just like the intricately painted snow leopard from Schleich® Wild Life.
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The sperm whale has a pale, waxy oil called spermaceti in its head. This allows it to dive up to 3,000 metres deep and remain under water for up to two hours.
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The Siberian tiger is the largest big cat in the world and can grow up to three metres long from its nose to the tip of its tail.
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The Siberian tiger is the largest big cat in the world and can grow up to three metres long from its nose to the tip of its tail.
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White tigers are not true albinos: real albinos have red eyes, but white tigers eyes are blue.
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A toucans beak grows to a length of up to 2 cm and is four times larger than its head.
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The Warthog is a mammal that lives in Africa and primarily eats roots, tubers and berries.
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White-tailed bucks are very shy animals. When they get scared, they wave their tails back and forth.
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This smaller, widespread deer species from North America gets its name from its tail - its underside is always white.
