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Did you know? Humpback whale calfs often swim close to their mothers, and touch fins as a sign of affection!  They also are not fully grown for 10 ...

Did you know? The Belgian is known for it's kind temperament and is easy to handle. They are still used for all manner of draft work, including plo...

Did you know? During the day, red-eyed tree frogs curl up and hide their bright colours to avoid predators. Their red eyes also startle predators w...

Did you know? Panda's spend up to 16 hours a day eating bamboo!   4.5cm x 9.5cm 3+

Did you know? The Mongolian Horse is a small, tough breed of horse native to Mongolia. These horses were used as war horses by Genghis Khan. Today ...

Did you know? Poodles are big sleepyheads! A poodle may sleep up to 13 hours a day! 4.2cm x 4.2cm 3+  

Did you know? This breed of bull is one of the most popular in Spain. 16.2cm x 10cm 3+

Did you know? White lions are not albinos. Their white colour is caused by a recessive trait derived from a less-severe mutation in the same gene t...

Did you know? The wild turkey has long, powerful legs, a long neck, and a large, fan-shaped tail. The tip of the tail is usually chestnut-brown or ...

Did you know? There are no know wild alpacas! Each alpaca belongs to a famer! 6.6cm x 7.6cm 3+

Did you know? When otters dive into the water, they seal their ears and nose!   9cm x 4.3cm 3+

Did you know? The mouth was equipped with a horny beak and the heavy neck shield was of solid bone. Triceratops probably used its armour mostly in ...

Snow leopards' tails are long and flexible, helping them to maintain their balance, which is very important in the rocky terrain they inhabit. Thei...

Did you know? Lion cubs are born with brown rosettes that disappear as they age, although some lions may retain faint spots!   6cm x 5cm 3+

Did you know? Pteranodons lived 88-80.5 million years ago. A male of the species that had a large upright crest with a forward protrusion. The cres...

Did you know? The animal had a sprawling posture. The head had antler-like horns for display purposes. 17.5cm x 10.5cm Suitable for ages 3+

- An elongated head, short neck and stiff body. - Larger back flippers than those at the front.

- Having a typical terrier prey drive, it tends to be highly interested in toys especially chasing balls.

Did you know? A red fox's tail measures almost a third of it's length! In cold weather, the fox wraps it's tail around itself to keep warm. It is a...

  Did you know? Jersey Cows are one of the most popular cows that produce our milk!   6.7cm x 5.2cm 3+

Did you know? A chestnut horse has a coat of a reddish-brown colour, containing no black hairs, along with a mane and tail of the same colour or li...

Did you know? Horses with the varnish roan and snowflake patterns are especially prone to show very little color pattern at birth, developing more ...

Did you know? A litter of piglets is also called a farrow!   4cm x 2.5cm 3+

 Did you know? Jersey Cows are one of the most popular cows that produce our milk! 14.3cm x 8cm 3+  

- Brahman cattle are known for their extreme tolerance to heat and are widespread in tropical regions.

Did you know? Piglets are big eaters, and will attempt to suckle just minutes, even seconds, after being born.   5cm x 2.2cm 3+

Did you know? Lionesses are the most social of all the big cats and live in groups, or prides, of up to 30 lions! In a pride, lionesses do most of ...

Did you know? Unlike other cetaceans, the belugas seasonally shed their skin. During the winter, the epidermis thickens and the skin can become yel...

Did you know? Geese are capable of flying up to 5,000 kilometers each season!   5cm x 6cm 3+

Did you know? White rhinoceros mothers give birth to a calf every 2-3 years!   6.5cm x 3cm 3+

Did you know? Most lambs will begin standing within an hour of birth.   4.5cm x 4cm 3+

  Did you know? The capybara takes the world record as the world's largest rodent!  They are semi-aquatic, meaning they spend a lot of time in the ...

Did you know? Icelandics tend to be friendly, docile and easy to handle, although also enthusiastic and self-assured. 15.7cm x 11.2cm Suitable for ...

Did you know? Brown bear cubs are usually born in pairs! 6.7cm x 3.6cm 3+

The jaw and stomach of the anglerfish can extend to allow it to consume prey up to twice its size. Because of the limited amount of food available ...

Did you know? Cooperoceras was an early Nautolid that lived during the Permian era 304 to 268 million years ago. It had an amazing shell with recur...

Did you know? White tiger cubs are born blind and feed on their mothers milk for 6-8 weeks!   8cm x 4cm 3+

Did you know? Although the brown bear is mostly nocturnal, it is frequently seen in morning and early evening hours. In summer through autumn, it c...

Did you know? Suffolk sheep and domesticated and quite friendly!  9.5cm x 6.5cm 3+

Did you know? Within one hour of birth, zebra foals are up and running with their herd!   5.5cm x 6.5cm 3+

Did you know? Hippopotamus' need to resurface every 3-5 minutes to breathe. This process is automatic, and even a sleeping hippo will rise to the s...

  Did you know? White lions are not albinos! Their white colour is a gene that has been carried through prides and causes a different skin tone.  1...

Did you know? It is believed to have hunted in packs. 32cm x 12.5cm Suitable for ages 3+

Axolotls are used extensively in scientific research due to their ability to regenerate limbs, gills and parts of their eyes and brains.Notably, th...

The giant anteater is found in multiple habitats, including grassland and rainforest. It forages in open areas and rests in more forested habitats....

Phar Lap (4 October 1926 – 5 April 1932) was a champion Australian Thoroughbred racehorse. Achieving incredible success during his distinguished ca...

Further adding to the dimorphism is the large nose or proboscis of the male, which can exceed 10.2 cm (4.0 in) in length, and hangs lower than the ...

The Breton is used in many capacities, due to the various sub-types of the breed. Smaller types can be used under saddle and for fast, light draft ...