Sealife

From the Schleich Wild Life range Age: From 3 years

From the Schleich Wild Life range Age: From 3 years

From the Schleich Wild Life range Age: From 3 years

From the Schleich Wild Life range Age: From 3 years

From the Schleich Wild Life range Age: From 3 years

Age Recommendation 3-8 years Dimensions 15,8 x 6 x 4,1 cm The Manatee from schleich® WILD LIFE is a mammal that lives in tropical waters and feeds on seagrass, algae and other aquatic plants. Its closest relative is an elephant. Its front legs have evolved into fins over millions of years, while its hind legs have completely disappeared. The manatee’s tail is shaped like a paddle, whereas a dugong…

Age Recommendation 3-8 years Dimensions 3,3 x 3,1 x 5,1 cm 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, the female goes back to sea to hunt for fish, leaving the male to look after the egg. He places it…

Age Recommendation 3-8 years Dimensions 6,5 x 5,5 x 2 cm Pieces 1 Item The Hawksbill Sea Turtle glides elegantly through the Caribbean Ocean. It uses its front flippers to skillfully swim through the waves and knows how to take advantage of the currents. If you're lucky enough to encounter this beauty while diving, you'll surely never forget it! You're in with a good chance of meeting this enigmat…

Age Recommendation 3-8 Dimensions 19,5 x 9,7 x 4,5 cm Pieces 1 The North Atlantic Right whale swims slowly through the sea with its small front flippers. It keeps its large body on course with its broad, transverse tail fin. It only travels around 8 km per hour. It swims slowly, because as it glides through the water, it filters small crabs and fish called Krill through the sieve in its mouth, whi…

Age Recommendation 3-8 Dimensions 24 x 23 x 9,3 cm Pieces 14 These penguin kids are pretty wild! The older penguin just can't get enough of the ice slide. Again and again it hurtles down the slippery ice chute. And splash - it lands in the water. It quickly swims back over to the ice floe with the slide. Wait what's that cracking sound? Oh, the little baby penguin is hatching from its egg! It want…