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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...
Schleich White-tailed Buck
White-tailed bucks are very shy animals. When they get scared, they wave their tails back and forth. If there is indeed a predator nearby, the deer stretch their tails upwards. The white fur that gives them their name becomes clearly visible...
Schleich White-tailed Doe
White-tailed does can see and hear very well, but rely mainly on their sense of smell and their speed. They are very agile and can sprint up to 48 km/h. Their grey-brown winter coat isn’t just camouflage against predators. Because the hairs are hollow...
Schleich Lion Cub
After birth, lion babies have a sand-coloured fur coat with dark, circular spots. They are well camouflaged in the savannah. Within the first four to six weeks, they remain in a den. At the age of three months, they are strong enough to follow ...
Schleich Seal
Besides walruses and sea lions, the various types of seals include, of course, common seals. They don't spend much time on land, and usually swim in the icy waters of the North Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean. While hunting for fish and shellfish ...
Schleich Dolphin
Dolphins are quick, agile swimmers, often jumping impressively over the water surface. Underwater, they produce high-pitched whistling and clicking sounds to create echoes. That's how they orient themselves and track down prey. Dolphins are ...
Schleich Crocodile
Crocodiles are the largest reptiles in the world and the closest living relatives of birds (!), with whom they share a lineage from the archosaurs. The saltwater crocodile is the most dangerous of all crocodiles. It holds the record for the largest...
Schleich Hippopotamus - retired
Explore the wild with this Hippopotamus , a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
Schleich Lion, roaring
There's a new Schleich lion figurine roaring onto the scene, and while he may be king of the jungle, but we think he's more of an emper-roar! Don't worry parents — he's as friendly as he is ferocious, and suitable for big cat enthusiasts ages 3 and up.
Safari Flying Squirrel
Despite their name, flying squirrels are not capable of traditional flight. Instead, they are able to glide between trees using what’s known as a “patagium,” which is a parachute-like membrane. They are found all over the world, most commonly in...
Safari Groundhog
The groundhog is known by many names, including woodchuck and whistlepig. The subject of folklore and tongue-twisters, this animal is not actually a hog, but a rodent. More specifically, the groundhog belongs to the marmot family. Several cities in...
Safari Great Horned Owl
Also known as the tiger owl and the hoot owl, the great horned owl is a rather large member of the Bubo genus found throughout north and south America. In fact, the great horned owl has such a large population that it’s believed to be
Safari Emperor Penguin with Baby
Endemic to the cold and frigid tundra of Antarctica, the emperor penguin is the tallest and heaviest of all penguin species. Of course, this pudgy little penguin baby has a lot of growing to do before it’s as big and as colorful as its dad!
Schleich Moose Bull
Explore the wild with this Moose Bull , a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.
Schleich Anteater - Schleich Warthog - Retired
The Anteater from Schleich® WILD LIFE lives in the savannas and grasslands of Central and South America. The mammal feeds primarily on ants and termites. To get them out of their nests, the anteater bores in with its long snout, then sticks out ...
Schleich Alligator
Alligators are easy to recognize because the teeth in their lower jaw are not visible from the side.Ages 3+
Schleich Grizzly Bear
Grizzlies are tall, strong animals – they stand up to 2.4 metres high and weigh roundabout 450 kilograms. They have sort of a hump on their back and strong hind limbs. Grizzly bears are able to run up to 55 kilometres per hour. They are loners ...
Schleich White Tiger
White tigers are not “true albinos”: real albinos have red eyes, but white tigers’ eyes are blue.
Ages 3+
Schleich Tiger
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.
Ages 3+
Schleich Vulture - Retired
The Vulture from Schleich® WILD LIFE 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...
Schleich Giant Panda, male - Retired
Pandas always have a big appetite. They eat at least 10 kg of bamboo each day. However, they don’t digest much of it, since bamboo is low in nutrients. That doesn’t prevent pandas from being connoisseurs: out of 100 bamboo species...
Schleich Cheetah, female
Cheetahs are the fastest land animals in the world. With their slim bodies and powerful, long legs, they can accelerate up to 120 km/h within a few seconds.Ages 3+
Schleich Kangaroo
The word "kangaroo" comes from the language of the Aborigines, Australia's indigenous people. It basically means "I don't understand", which was the answer given to British navigator James Cook when he asked what the animal was. What a ...
Schleich Emperor Penguin
The Emperor Penguin from Schleich® WILD LIFE is the largest and heaviest penguin species. It is also unique for living so far south in Antarctica. Emperor Penguins don’t build a nest, instead brooding directly on the ice. After laying an egg ...