Action Figures & Transformers

Although the Flamingo from Schleich WILD LIFE is a big bird, it can still fly. The chewing gum pink bird might need your help and a good run-up, but then it glides through the air like a pro! Its long more→pink legs make it a balancing master - whether in deep water or on a balance beam. A match for every ballerina.Pink? Purple? No, definitely pink! That's what colour of the Flamingo from Schleich WILD LIFE. At first, before it is fully grown, the feathers are still grey. Then they turn this chewing gum pink from the shrimp that it loves eating. Preferably for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Even with a full belly, our exotic wild bird can fly well as long as it has a good run-up. It can also balance …

Orangutans are highly intelligent apes who can recognise their own reflection. They can also use tools. For example, they might stick a long branch vertically into a lake to find out how deep it is, o more→r use it to make a bridge over marshy ground before they cross.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Female Orangutan- Can Hold Fruit- With a Moveable Arm- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactWhen it rains, orangutans hold leaves over their heads to prevent them from getting wet.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Pongo Pygmaeus- Global Home: Asia- Conservation Status: Critically Endangered- Primary Habitat: Subtropical Forest

Why do giraffes have spots? It is hard to imagine that they would serve as camouflage for such large animals. But it is true: From afar, giraffes look like a big tree.Despite the camouflage spots in t more→heir fur, giraffes do not always remain undetected by predators. But they know to defend themselves and can kick really hard with their front hooves. They mainly do this if they want to protect their young, because the adult animals are normally rarely attacked. Anyone who has the opportunity to look at giraffes from close up can easily distinguish the females from the males. They are somewhat smaller and have thin horns with a small tuft of fur on top. Giraffe bulls, in contrast, have thick horns …

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.Cheetahs are excellent hunters. First of all more→they approach their prey very carefully until they are within a few metres, then when the time is right, they run at lightning speed. If the fleeing prey suddenly changes direction, the Cheetah can simply turn its body mid-leap. Its flexible spine makes this possible. However, if they have no success after a few hundred metres, they have to give up. The high speed is so energy-sapping, they can only keep it up for a short distance.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly …

Elephants have extremely flexible and strong trunks with 150,000 muscle fascicles. African elephants have two 'gripping fingers' at the tip of the trunk, whereas Asian elephants only have one.The trun more→k 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 trunk around leaves and grasses, whereby it plucks them from the tree and feeds them into its mouth. A grown animal devours up to 150 kg of green foliage a day. Elephants can even pronounce human-like words with their trunks. To do this, they put their trunks in …

Uh oh! It you don't know this scorpion, you might be scared. But our Emperor Scorpion from Schleich WILD LIFE hardly ever uses its poisonous tail to sting. It's more likely to be used as sun protectio more→n on a hot day. It relaxes best while sunbathing on the floral tablecloth. Its Armor also shimmers particularly beautifully in the sun. Have you seen it?Attention, poisonous sting! It's a big one. Our Emperor Scorpion from Schleich WILD LIFE is one of the largest scorpions in the world. It is most often found in tropical African forests, in underground caves or under large rocks. The giant insect looks dangerous, but actually isn't at all. In fact, the arachnid is known for its calm nature. The …

The Emperor Penguin from Schleich WILD LIFE has yellow spots on its ears and black and white plumage that looks like a tuxedo.The Emperor Penguin from Schleich WILD LIFE is the largest and heaviest pe more→nguin 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, the female goes back to sea to hunt for fish, leaving the male to look after the egg. He places it on his feet and incubates it under his abdominal crease.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- …

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 them more→selves and track down prey. Dolphins are very social and often seek physical contact with their families.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Dolphin- Schleich Figurines are Modelled in the Finest Detail- Helps Children Learn While They Play- Suitable for Children Aged 3 to 8 YearsScientific Facts- Scientific Name: Delphinidae- Global Home: Worldwide- …

The Desert Fox from Schleich WILD LIFE is famous for its big, long ears. But it doesn't just use them to listen!The Desert Fox from Schleich WILD LIFE lives in the sandy deserts of North Africa. It ha more→s an excellent sense of hearing and can even detect prey that lives underground. The large ears also release body heat, making the fox perfectly adapted to the hot temperatures in its native habitat. The little predator feeds primarily on insects, small rodents, reptiles, birds and fruit. The desert fox is also known as the fennec fox.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium …

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 croc more→odiles. It holds the record for the largest crocodile: It can weigh up to a ton, as much as a small car. While most crocodiles live in rivers and lakes, the saltwater crocodile is the only one that can deal with both fresh water and saltwater of the seas. In addition to the saltwater crocodile, there are many other kinds, a total of 25. These include, for example, the Nile crocodile, the armoured crocodile, alligators and caimans.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Crocodile- With Moveable Lower Jaw- …

Get out your stopwatch. Our Puma from Schleich WILD LIFE loves training its sprint from the bed to the kitchen table and back. There's a big celebration whenever it beats a personal best. But a little more→quieter in the morning. So you can sleep in. But not too long, after all you need to time it. Do you want to?Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Cougar- Schleich Figurines are Modelled in the Finest Detail- Helps Children Learn While They Play- Type: Toy Figure- Category Group: Toys- Category Sub-Group: Vehicles, Figures and Playsets- Group Gender: Child- Gender: Unisex- Colour: Tan- Suitable for Children 3 to 8 YearsItem Notes- Dimensions (WxDxH): 120 x 54 x 27 mm- Age Recommendation: 3 to 8 Years- …

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.Baby cheetahs are very helpless and only open t more→heir eyes after two weeks. When their mother is out hunting, they are completely defenceless against hungry lions and hyenas. The best possible camouflage is the only chance they have. A long, silver mane helps them here. It stands up like a mohican hairstyle and looks like long blades of grass from afar. Baby cheetahs learn to hunt for themselves when they are around six months old. After one or two years, the little ones are out of the woods and can fend for themselves.Features- Premium Quality- …

Don't worry, the cheetah baby isn't crying. The tear-shaped black stripes are part of its typical coat pattern, as are the dark spots. That means that the cub is perfectly camouflaged for the African more→savannah and can play safely as long as it likes. I bet it would like to play with you too!The sassy cheetah baby looks so cute with its beady little eyes and black snub nose. At birth it weighs only 300 grams, but by now it's already had some time to grow. You can tell right away that it's a cheetah baby by its typical black spots. It playfully raises a paw - I think it wants to catch something. Maybe a leaf blowing in the wind? Or has someone thrown it a ball of wool?Discover the world through …

The chameleon not only looks deceptively real. Like its companions, it can also change colour. Depending on the temperature, it is either greenish-turquoise or reddish-brown. Try it out right away! Ma more→inly, the male of the species uses his colour change to impress the females. But the spectacle impresses his friends too!The chameleon is perfectly prepared for life in trees with its clawed feet and strong curly tail. So it can cling to branches with its body without being blown down by the wind. Of course it can also camouflage itself by adapting the colour of its scaly skin to the tree or rock it happens to be sitting on. But sometimes it changes colour when it wants to attract attention. Can …

The beautiful female Caracal is a special kind of cat: Nothing escapes her because, with her long, black brush ears, this wild cat can hear absolutely everything. Not even the rustling of mice escapes more→her, as she pounces for her supper. I wonder where she's headed right now?The pretty female Caracal stalks through the steppe on her long legs. She is probably looking for food for herself and her young. She tracks down her prey quickly, because she can hear the slightest rustle in the bushes. No wonder: Her long brush ears work like fine antennae and she can feel even the slightest vibration! I wonder if she just heard something. She looks as if she's about to pounce and take out a mouse with …

With its pretty, sand-coloured fur and brush ears, the cute Caracal cub almost looks like the big Caracals out in the savannah and is perfectly camouflaged. But he's not ready to go off hunting withou more→t his mother yet. For now he has to play in the shelter of a rock. What games do you think he likes to play?I wonder what the cute Caracal cub with sand-coloured fur wants? It must be hungry. Look how cute it is, you simply have to give it something to eat! Where is the mother? She must be out hunting in the African savannah, chasing mice or other small mammals to bring home for supper. Maybe the Caracal cub could share your sandwich in the meantime?Discover the world through play with the authentic …

The female Bonobo looks very much like a Chimpanzee. No wonder: both come from the same ape family. But experts can recognize bonobos immediately by their light lips and distinctive middle parting. A more→pretty cool hairstyle for the female Bonobo, don't you think?

Wooden castles, deck chairs or pencils. Our Beaver from Schleich WILD LIFE can build anything from wood. Its teeth can do as much as an entire tool box and craft box put together. And if you need some more→peace and quiet, you can make yourself comfortable in its hidden beaver lodge. But your bed is probably the better place to sleep. It's warmer there.Knock, knock, knock. Who's working at this time of the morning? Our Beaver from Schleich WILD LIFE. The big rodent is really busy. It easily builds wooden castles and deck chairs. Especially with its large incisors. They let it easily sharpen trees and pencils then shape them as desired. For example into a race car. It usually uses wood to build dams,…

The black and white head markings are characteristic for the European Badger from Schleich WILD LIFE.The Badger from Schleich WILD LIFE is a nocturnal predator of the marten family. The black and whit more→e coat, long snout, stocky body and short sturdy legs are other features of this animal. Badgers live in hilly forest areas of Europe and feed on earthworms, insects, rodents, grains and berries. Badgers use their powerful paws to dig extensive branched funnel systems underground, which are used over generations.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Badger- …

The killer whale calf from Schleich Wild Life has a distinctive black and white marking just like in nature.Killer whales are also known as orcas and are actually part of the dolphin family. The anima more→ls are easy to differentiate from other whales thanks to their distinctive colouring: While the skin on their back is pitch-black, their bellies are a bright white, as you can see on the killer whale calf from Schleich Wild Life. After just a few months the calves start hunting for their own fish, marine mammals and sea birds.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Baby Killer Whale- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactAt birth the belly of a killer whale calf is initially cream or apricot …

The hippopotamus family has new members with the hippopotamus calves from Schleich Wild Life!Hippos are large, heavy herbivores that live near rivers and lakes in Africa. Calves are often born in the more→water and can even be suckled underwater. At birth the hippopotamus calves already have strong legs, just like the ones from Schleich Wild Life, and can walk soon after being born. After a couple of weeks the impressive, tusk-like canine teeth of these mammals start to grow.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Baby Hippopotamus- Highly Detailed- Great for Fun PlaytimeFun FactHippos can't swim well, but they spend almost their entire life in the water.Scientific Facts- Scientific Name: Hippopotamus …

Even though you cannot see it so well on the adult animals: Elephants have hair, especially on the head and the back. You can see the funny fuzzy hair on baby elephants particularly well.Asian elephan more→ts generally have significantly more hair on the head and back than their African relatives. The very fact that they have hair at all, is surprising. After all, a thick fur is well known for keeping you warm, which seems rather impractical in the tropical heat. Their hair is, however, very fine. When a fresh gust of wind blows through the thin fuzz, it cools them down. Elephants even have hairs on their tusks. Just like cat whiskers, they serve to sense the environment.The Schleich figures are modelled …

The Anteater from Schleich WILD LIFE has a long, narrow snout that is up to 30 cm long.The Anteater from Schleich WILD LIFE lives in the savannas and grasslands of Central and South America. The mamma more→l feeds primarily on ants and termites. To get them out of their nests, the anteater bores in with its long snout, then sticks out its 60 cm long sticky tongue. Anteaters also have a bushy tail that looks bigger than it actually is due to the long hair.The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, lovingly hand-painted with care, and provide children with educationally valuable playtime.Features- Premium Quality- Motif: Anteater- Item Notes: None- Schleich Figurines are Modelled in …

Ranger Tom and his friend Ted the meerkat are on their first joint mission in the animal rescue truck from Schleich Wild Life. On safari, Tom and Ted find a lioness that urgently needs treatment in th more→e truck.On safari, Tom and Ted find a lioness that urgently needs treatment in the truck. To do this, Tom and Ted lower the treatment cabin of their truck to the ground. Now the lioness can be treated in the perfectly equipped truck. Ranger Tom always has his bandages and stethoscope handy. After treatment, the lioness is accommodated in the transport box. The crane first pulls the cabin onto the truck and then attaches the box to the truck. Tom and Ted release the lioness at a large watering hole.…