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The maneuverable sabre-toothed tiger stalks its prey on silent paws. With its brown-pied coat, it is well camouflaged in the tall grass of the primeval savannah. Only the gentle waving of the grasses could betray its arrival. Once it has reached its...
The Triceratops seems to want to eat undisturbed. With its head lowered, it plucks grass and bushy herbs – its favorite food – with its pointed mouth. As this herbivore weighs up to twelve tons, it has to eat quite a lot to get its fill. That takes a...
The giant mammoth may look a little scary with its impressive size and long tusks, but don't worry, it is usually peaceful. The prehistoric giant prefers to use its long trunk to comfortably pluck leaves from the trees and nibble on twigs...
The stately brontosaurus is usually travelling at a leisurely pace. This is not surprising, because with its long neck and massive body, the giant dinosaur is not exactly maneuverable. And it doesn't have to be, because the peaceful prehistoric...
Oh horror! The dangerous Spinosaurus is once again on the hunt and opens its jaws menacingly. Has he picked up the scent? It's best to avoid the prehistoric giant, because its hunger is enormous. No wonder: as one of the largest known dinosaurs...
At up to three meters long and weighing 250 kilograms, the Dimetrodon may not be the largest dinosaur, but it should not be underestimated. As a carnivore, it is constantly on the hunt and always on the lookout for a snack. It is already opening and...
The Dunkleosteus was an armoured fish with a length of eight to ten metres, which was unusually large for the Devonian period. It was one of the first giants of the underwater world, together with the Titanichthys.
Ages: 4+
An eerie quiet falls in the prehistoric jungle. Not a creature stirs. The air hangs thick and heavy. Under a dense tree canopy, a new predator stalks"...midnight T-Rex moves in silence, stealthy in the fading light. Terror awaits in the dark! A...
With its impressive neck shield and the pointed crystals on its back, the Stone Triceratops can look pretty terrifying. It has three sharp crystal horns on its forehead and head, which it uses to keep its opponents at bay. With its mighty head...
The feathered Velociraptor makes quite an impression when it appears. It is yellowy orange, with tiger-like, dark brown stripes along its back. Sharp fangs flash from its mouth, which it likes to show off, opening and closing its jaws threateningly.
The Dilophosaurus can be easily recognized by the two distinctive bony crests on its head. They are bright red and can be seen from afar. It also has a fiery red crest on its long back, all the way to the tip of its tail...
The Diplodocus is a giant in the prehistoric world: it is 29 yards long, with its neverending neck alone measuring up to 20 feet. As if that weren't enough: It weighs up to 32,000 pounds. Not bad for a vegetarian! With its wide mouth, it has...
The Carcharodontosaurus has a particularly eye-catching lizard skin. It is stone gray with star-shaped brown spots. It has a pointed crest on its back that reaches all the way to its long snout...
Allosaurus' patterned lizard skin looks like a camouflage suit. That's pretty practical since the giant carnivore is almost always on the hunt. On two legs, it can run unbelievably fast through the jungle & can easily catch up with any prey. There's no...
The Moros Intrepidus runs like lightning through the jungle on two legs – always on the hunt. It digs its mighty clawed feet into the ground so that no one can stop it. At the same time, it opens and closes his huge jaws. It looks dangerous even from a ..
The huge boney plates on the Stegosaurus' back are pretty impressive. Most of the time, the herbivore is a peaceful soul. But if you disturb it while it's grazing or annoy it, things might get uncomfortable. It may lash out with its imposing spiked...
At an impressive six meters in length, the Concavenator is an imposing figure. The lizard's skin shines grass-green and yellow. On its back it has an elongated hump, which stands out from the rest of the body in red. With its striking appearance, it ...
The Bajadasaurus is a particularly impressive dinosaur. That's thanks to the long spiny spikes running along its back. I wonder if the otherwise peaceful herbivore uses them to defend itself against attackers. In any case, they look pretty scary, ...
When the Monolophosaurus is on the prowl, it’s best to keep a safe distance! With movable jaws, this lifelike Monolophosaurus is so realistic, so authentic, other dinosaurs run for the safety of the toybox.
Ages: 3+
A giant, feathered reptile with a massive wingspan soars high above T-Rex and triceratops. It's quetzalcoatlus! A realistic quetzalcoatlus toy with lifelike texture and a movable wings, this high-flying dinosaur soars into the Schleich®...
Explore the prehistoric world with this Agustinia, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
Explore the prehistoric world with this Spinosaurus, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
The Gallimimus – lovingly known as "the chicken mimic" – is the ostrich of the dinosaur world. This birdlike dinosaur makes a fine-feathered friend for dino-loving kids and bird enthusiasts.
With its boney and scaly armour, the Gastonia is one tough dinosaur – perfect for enduring rough 'n' tumble playtime! May have butted heads with rivals during the Cretaceous period…but don't worry, the Schleich® Gastonia figurine likes to play...