Schleich Wild Animals

It’s not easy to spot the cute Aardvark in the African savannah. It’s nocturnal and disappears into its underground burrow at dawn. When it senses danger, it quickly buries itself in the ground. So it’s safest in your pocket!

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 protection on a hot day. It relaxes best while sunbathing on...

Schleich 14836 Wildlife Baby Orca

When the Slow Loris from Schleich WILD LIFE is once again out and about as a nocturnal secret agent and grabs a villain, it uses a secret toxin in the crook of its arm. It sounds like an exciting action film, but it is everyday life for the talented...

Schleich 13909 Wildlife Trakehner Gelding

Despite the camouflage spots in their 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...

Giraffe bulls are so large, they can put their head through the window of the second floor of a building and say "hello". Their tongue is up to 50 centimetres long, is desensitised to prickly leaves, and has an unusual colour: it is dark blue. This...

The Moose cow has a long muzzle with which she can smell juicy grass from afar. The tuft of grass at her feet tastes so good, she’d love to find some more. But her little calf isn’t interested in the green stuff yet. It prefers to drink from its mother,...

The chameleon not only looks deceptively real. Like its companions, it can also change color. Depending on the temperature, it is either greenish-turquoise or reddish-brown. Try it out right away! Mainly, the male of the species uses his color change to...

White tigers are breathtakingly beautiful. They have a snow-white fur and strong, bright blue eyes. They differ from normal tigers because fur, skin and eyes cannot form red and yellow pigments. However, they are not albinos, for those always have red...

With its sharp eyes, the Harpy is highly concentrated with its crest of feathers on the back of its head standing to attention. It roams the tropical rainforests of South America in search of prey. Not even the tiniest of movements escapes its notice –...

The cute, armored rhinoceros baby already has the same typical skin as its parents: It looks like it was cobbled together from individual plates. But the horn is still missing. It still has to grow. I wonder if it’s hungry. It’s stretching its head...