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Schleich Baryonyx
The long, narrow and flat head of the Baryonyx from Schleich® Dinosaurs is similar to that of a crocodile, making it an especially exciting prehistoric reptile. This dinosaur is believed to have hunted primarily in the water, and could immerse ...
Schleich Reindeer
Explore the wild with this Reindeer, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, & is ideal for hours of imaginative play. The reindeer from Schleich® Wild Life has a thick, long grey-brown coat as it does in nature.
Schleich African Elephant, calf
Explore the wild with this African Elephant Calf , a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! Baby elephants are still quite clumsy after their birth and must first learn how to handle their trunks. They are still not able to feed themselves ...
Schleich Lamb
Explore the farm with this Lamb, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
Schleich Lion mother with cubs - Retired
Explore the wild with the Lioness with Cubs, a fun, educational toy playset from Schleich! This playset is authentically detailed, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play. 3 pieces.
Schleich Red Panda
The red panda from Schleich® Wild Life has a striped tail, red-brown fur and powerful paws with sharp claws. This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
Schleich Shih Tzu Malteser Mix - RETIRED
Explore the farm with this Shih Tzu Malteser Mix, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
Schleich Komodo Dragon - Retired
The Komodo dragon is the largest lizard in the world. An ambush predator, it waits in the high grass for small rodents, birds and other reptiles. It tries to bite them with its short, sharp teeth. If it succeeds, the animals do not die because of ...
Schleich Pony Agility Training
During agility training, the ponies playfully familiarise themselves with a variety of obstacles. First, they are allowed to sniff them up and down. Then, the ponies are carefully led over, through and around them. For some obstacles, the ponies ...
Schleich Eldrador Creatures - Ice Dragon
Anyone who meets the ice dragon should wrap up warm because he can turn his opponents into ice in no time at all. It is practically impossible to escape his clutches. He is a strong, fast and agile flyer who can catch his enemies in the blink ...
Schleich Black Panther
Jaguars and leopards with black coats are called black panthers. Despite their black coats, they still have the characteristic flower-shaped markings. Since these markings are as dark as their coat, you can only see them when the light is ...
Schleich Ankylosaurus
As an herbivorous dinosaur, the ankylosaurus did not hunt, but knew how to defend itself! If it felt threatened it gathered momentum with its heavy, bone tail club and hurled it against attackers. It was presumably able to shatter even large ...
Schleich Knabstrubber Stallion
Knapstrupper and Appaloosa stallions look very similar, as they both have spotted coats. However, the two breeds developed independently. The Knapstrupper breed comes from Denmark, while Appaloosas originated in the USA. Knapstruppers are not...
Schleich Trakehner Mare - Retired
A Trakehener mare can only have a foal with a Trakehner, Arab or Thoroughbred stallion. This rule is intended to preserve the breed’s elegant build and spirited character. Trakehners originated in the East Prussian town of Trakehnen, near...
Schleich Asian Elephant, female
The trunk of an elephant is as versatile as a Swiss army knife. Not only can the elephant smell really well with it, it uses it to suck in water, steady itself, lift trees up high, or spray itself with cool mud. The elephant eats by wrapping its ...
Schleich Zebra Female
Zebras live in the African savannah and belong to the horse family. Each zebra has a unique fur coat pattern consisting of black and white stripes. Even its mane is striped. The pattern provides camouflage, confuses predators, protects against ...
Schleich Wolf
It is said that wolves howl at the moon, but their sounds actually serve to communicate with each other. By howling, they want to draw the attention of the other pack members ...
Fun Fact
Wolves can cover a distance of 50-70 km in just one day.
Schleich Gorilla, male
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 be a kind of greeting. Gorillas don’t just walk on the palms of their hands, but also on their knuckles. For this ...
Schleich Paint Horse Mare
How can you tell apart a Paint horse mare and a pinto mare? It’s easy to mix them up, because they both have patched coats. Essentially, the only way to tell for sure is to consult the studbook: while pintos are only a colour breed, Paint horses ...
Schleich Black Bull
Bulls have been the symbol of Spain for centuries. They can weigh well over 1,000 kg and are extremely strong. Before a bull attacks, it displays warning behaviours. It shows itself from the side so that it looks bigger, tosses its head back...
Schleich Indian Rhinoceros
The Indian rhinoceros lives in Northeast India. Its thick folds of skin make it unmistakable, as though it were wearing thick armour. Contrary to its African relatives, however, it is very calm and peaceful. It spends most of its time eating ...
Schleich Polar Bear
The polar bear’s habitat is the Arctic. In winter, the temperature there can drop to -50° Celsius. Although its fur coat appears white, its hair is transparent and hollow on the inside. The air inside these hairs is warmed by the sun, so that...
Schleich Lynx - Retired
The lynx is best known for the striking tufts of hair on its ears. These do not protect the ears of this predatory cat from the cold, but actually help it to hear better. Lynx that live in colder areas have larger and more heavily padded padded ...
Schleich Lioness
With lions, it is almost exclusively the females that go hunting. Many of their prey are faster than they are, so these predators first creep up to a few meters from different sides and then sprint towards their prey. Even though the lionesses...