Schleich Wild Animals

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 peace and quiet, you can make yourself comfortable...

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...

Designed to be as realistic and naturalistic as possible, the detailed and carefully molded Schleich figures encourage creative and imaginative play. Safety Information:Warning. Not suitable for Children under 3 years.

In its native environment in Asia, our Tapir from Schleich WILD LIFE spends a lot of time in or under water. It can use its movable trunk as a snorkel and breathe underwater. Or search for lost treasure. Plus it can whistle. But only on the big stage...

The magnificent Hyacinth Macaw looks just great with its cobalt-blue plumage. Its tail feathers are really long. When it spreads its wings, it has a wingspan of up to one meter! This makes it the largest parrot in the world that can also fly. That really...

The polar and grizzly bears are the largest animal predators on Earth. Weighing more than 500 kilos with a length of almost 3 meters, this bear is double the size of a Siberian tiger. Polar bears have a thick layer of fat in order to be able to defy the...

Baby giraffes are reared together with other young animals in a kind of kindergarten. A female giraffe from the herd acts as the "nursery school teacher" and looks after the calves while the other mothers search for food. If predators approach, she...

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 savannah and can play safely as long as it likes. I...

Cheetahs are excellent hunters. First of all 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...

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 pretty cool hairstyle for the female Bonobo, don't you...

On all fours, the Japanese Macaque keeps a close eye on what's going on. Nothing escapes the black beady eyes in its reddish face. The thick fur keeps this little monkey safe and warm even in cold weather. Sometimes it even has to endure icy winds and...

Doesn't it look a picture when the Ibex stands on a rocky outcrop surveying its realm? Its mighty horns can be seen from afar. Simply majestic! The high mountains are its home. When it skips skillfully over the rocks, no one can follow.